Traditional Technique: Natural Resist Dye

[@Walevolence]

I like your unique take of preserving tradition with contemporary fashion. Great effort!

[@DownwiththeRabiit]

Wow, such an amazingly detailed video about the process!!! Great knowledge.

[@iii2as9a18]

这个就很棒了

[@elemperador03]

me inspiras demasiado

[@GoddessTara923]

Would love to get the paste recipe. And do you know the difference between the Japanese resist paste and the soya bean?

[@ThisIsLesli]

I believe you need to steam the Japanese rice bran/rice flour dough for several hours before mixing with water into a thick spreadable batter, whereas the soybean and lime paste is mixed and then spread. The difference seems to be the drying time - rice resist is a few hours, soy paste is several days.

[@ThisIsLesli]

Here's a link to a recipe: taitaimah.wordpress.com/lime-paste-resist-recipe-for-painting-on-fabric-and-examples/

[@Cutest1TheGame]

We just did this today. We used 1:1 ratio of lime chalk to soy flour (not roasted soy flour). Add water until it is the consistency you want. We made a paste for the stencil and kept it liquid for those of us painting with a brush directly onto the fabric.

[@GoddessTara923]

@@Cutest1TheGame thankyou so much

[@rgavathiaesima4649]

❤

[@lohas663]

可以告诉我哪里吗？我也想找

[@zaibsoomro]

Yes , I'm here from bhitshah. I make Ajrak

[@KashishPatel-d6x]

What’s the name of this recipe?

[@jimmyeng663]

Is lime safe to breathe in?