First lessons in batik; a handbook in batik, tie-dyeing and all pattern dyeing . onizes with brown. Yellow harmonizes with deep crimson. Yellow harmonizes with blue. Yellow harmonizes with violet. Crimson harmonizes with black. Crimson harmonizes with violet. Crimson harmonizes with corn color. Crimson harmonizes with orange. Crimson harmonizes with gold. Crimson harmonizes with yellow, green. Scarlet harmonizes with blue, grey. Scarlet harmonizes with violet. Scarlet harmonizes with blue. Scarlet harmonizes with blue, green. Red harmonizes with white. Red harmonizes with grey. Red harmonizes
First lessons in batik; a handbook in batik, tie-dyeing and all pattern dyeing . onizes with brown. Yellow harmonizes with deep crimson. Yellow harmonizes with blue. Yellow harmonizes with violet. Crimson harmonizes with black. Crimson harmonizes with violet. Crimson harmonizes with corn color. Crimson harmonizes with orange. Crimson harmonizes with gold. Crimson harmonizes with yellow, green. Scarlet harmonizes with blue, grey. Scarlet harmonizes with violet. Scarlet harmonizes with blue. Scarlet harmonizes with blue, green. Red harmonizes with white. Red harmonizes with grey. Red harmonizes with blue. Red harmonizes with gold. Red harmonizes with green. Blue harmonizes with brown, crimson, gold. Blue harmonizes with orange, green. Blue harmonizes with orange, black. Blue harmonizes with black. Blue harmonizes with white. Blue harmonizes with chocolate brown. Blue harmonizes with neutral grey. Blue harmonizes with salmon. Blue harmonizes with straw. Blue harmonizes with corn color. Blue harmonizes with gold. Blue harmonizes with orange. COLOR AND HOW TO USE IT 59. The Madonna/ A Batik Wall Hanging, by Helen R. Reed, Van Dyck Studiosj New York 60 FIRST LESSONS IN BATIK CHAPTER VII TIED AND DYED WORK A NOTHER new-old process that has been revived recently is Tie-Dye-r\ ing. Its artistic possibilities are as yet hardly realized in this coun-try. This is partly due to the difficulty that has been experiencedin dyeing with a cold process and at the same time securing a strong fastcolor. This difficulty has now been met. The new Bateeko Dyes pre-pared for Batik work can be used on wool and silk in cold or tepid dyes will wash so that permanent effects can now be secured. If thetying is firmly done, the goods can be dyed by boiling, so that ordinary dyes,that require boiling to set them, can be also used successfully. This Tied and Dyed work is found among many primitive conditionsand peoples. In old colonial days our grandmothers made their shaded woolby this m
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