Batik jumputan : what was it and how to made ?

Jumputan batik is batik is done by way of tie dye, tied with a rope in the view of color dye. Batik does not use wax but the cloth tied or sewn and made contract by using a rope.

Normal batik jumputan

There are two techniques to create batik jumputan, the first binding techniques, and the second suture techniques, bonding techniques is part belt, it's hard not exposed at the time of dyed colors, so that after the bond is released will form images and stitching techniques are given fabric pattern first and then stitched using a pin baste the color line by using thread and yarn drawn strong that wrinkled fabric tightly as possible. At the time of the meeting will be
dyed into the color blocking fabric, thread the yarn used should be thick and strong like a thread of plastic / synthetic yarn, jeans, shoes or yarn. The results of this suture technique jumputan as dots rather connect to form an image.

Historically, tie dye techniques came from China, the technique is then expanded to India and parts of the archipelago. Tie dye techniques were introduced to the archipelago by people India through trade missions this technique gained great importance especially since the beauty of the decoration in colorful charming enrichment. Use of this tie dye techniques such as in Sumatra, Palembang in particular, in the southern Kalimantan, Java and Bali.

 MATERIALS AND TOOLS:

Creative Batik Jumputan layer coloring

1. White cloth size 100 * 100 cm
2. Marbles
3. Rubber bracelets
4. Natural dyes: ¼ kg
5. Plastic
6. Stove
7. Boiling water: 1.25 liter
8. Ember: 2 pieces
9. Stirrer
10. Place clothesline
11. Blender

PROCESS

Step Binding of Fabrics:
Mechanical bonding is part belt, it's hard not exposed at the time of dyed colors, so that after the bond is released will form the picture.
First, enter the marbles on the cloth fabric of the poor. Second, tie marbles that have been wrapped with a rubber band from the good fabric.

Process color:

1. Blend ingredients until smooth natural dyes. Then mix with water.
2. Kinds of dye
3. Mango leaves that produce green
4. Avocado leaves to light brown color
5. Leather mahogany / mahogany leaves to dark brown color
6. Turmeric + whiting
7. Young teak leaves to red
8. Onion skin

Step coloring (dyeing):

1. The cloth was tied, dipped in clean water several times until the color of the water is not turbid (with the aim of starch in the fabric apart, so it can be equally well staining)

   

   Creative Batik Jumputan

2. Drain cloth and squeezed so that the water is reduced.
3. Boil approximately 1.25 liters of water with ¼ kg natural dyes that you choose to boiling (if there is a mixture of lime participate dissolved), the more the dye used has a concentration of staining results.
4. Let the water changes color (left 5 more minutes on the stove) and lift and filtered, enter into a bucket 1
5. Had tied a cloth or dipped into dye inserted, inverted colors using mixer until evenly distributed. Cain was appointed then rinsed in clean water to the bucket 2. Squeezed then drain. Repeat step 2 five times or more.
6. After half dry, tie the fabric is opened so that motive arises.
7. Dry in the sun to dry

Completion:

1. Smoothed the fabric with cut
2. Washable Fabrics
3. Ironed fabric
4. Cain packed