Dyeing

Dyeing
DYEING
The process of applying colour to yarns or fabrics. The material is first cleared of all dirt by boiling and washing (often the goods are bleached). They are then rinsed, then passed through the dye bath, rinsed again and dried. ————————
RESIST PRINTING, or DYEING
In this style of work the design is printed on the cloth with a substance that resists the dye into which the piece is placed. After dyeing and finishing the design shows white on a coloured ground. This process was first done on a commercial scale in 1802 by Robert Peel, Bury, but was practised prior to 1533, when specimens were found in Peru. ————————
SADDENING (Dyeing)
A process in dyeing, consisting of the application of a chrome mordant to a previously dyed fabric (also termed " after treating ")

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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