Learn how to prepare, do the mordant method and finish textiles correctly for Natural Dyeing with this Saber Fazer mini-course.
These procedures are essential for your dyeing to have good results, uniform and vibrant colors and good resistance to light and washing. Our course includes lessons for protein and cellulosic fibers, namely wool, silk, cotton and linen. The fibers can be dyed in different ways, such as loose fiber, yarn, fabric and even manufactured garments.
The Saber Fazer's online courses reproduce the curriculum of our presential courses but in pre-recorded video format. Content is accessible anytime on a specific platform so that you can train anywhere at your own pace.
At the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Prepare and wash each type of textile fiber in order to properly prepare for mordant method and dyeing; - Perform the mordant method of each type of textile fiber in order to enhance the adhesion of the mordant and color fixation; - Finish the textiles after dyeing so as not to damage the color and increase its fixation; - Know the technical terms used in the area of natural dyeing;
This course includes:
- Videos and images with the integral processes;
- All procedures and recipes in pdf for download; - Videos subtitled in Portuguese and English; - Content is always available 24/7, so you can learn when it's most convenient for you;
This mini-course is an integral part of our Online Natural Dyeing Initiation Course. If you later choose to register for the full course in order to access all the contents, the amount paid for this mini-course will be discounted in full!
If you have any questions, please contact us by sending an email to info@saberfazer.org.
Saber Fazer's online courses are extensive courses that replicate the curriculum of our presential courses but in pre-recorded video format. The contents are accessible anytime, on a specific platform, so that students can do their training anywhere, at their own pace. For more information, please check out our new online course platform.
