Screenprinting fabric is an exacting task, each layer of colour contributes to an overall pattern. Many metres of fabric will be destroyed if the screen is not positioned with great care.
Careful is this weeks DP photo challenge.
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Fascinating!
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Thanks..
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Perfect and very happy to see another Indian textile shot.
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It was amazing how quickly and accurately these guys worked, but then India never fails to entrance me…
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It’s beautiful to see them working. It almost gives you a sense of accomplishment just to wear the finished fabric in a garment.
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Very true, although sadly I think most fabrics in the Western world are machine printed now
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That is true. I have this habit of flipping a dress up to see if there is any weaving and I’m always greeted with a very pale sheen. Occasionally, I’ll find some with actual weaving and it’s a delight to see the stray threads on the underside.
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Stunning!
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Thanks it was pretty impressive to see the process
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Most fascinating!
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It is a tedious process and one has to be careful to place the templates in the right place!
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So true, they worked quickly and accurately, amazing to see
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Well chosen and nicely captured!
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Thanks Tina
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