What are the forms of traditional hand printing and dyeing?

Commonly used handprint fabrics are generally produced by various textile fibers through different processing methods.

Handprint fabrics are generally divided into two categories: one is natural fiber and the other is chemical fiber. Cotton fabric is the best fabric for hand printing and dyeing, which is diverse, economical, good in hygroscopicity and breathability, strong in heat resistance and friction resistance, and good in dyeing performance.

Common varieties are: plain cloth, poplin corduroy, canvas, twill cloth, knitted cloth and so on. , suitable for making all kinds of re-inspection supplies and interior decoration supplies. Hemp fabric has strong hygroscopicity, high strength, durability, cool wearing effect, poor flexibility and acid resistance, and good dyeing effect. Wool fabric is light and soft, with good warmth retention, strong elasticity, good hygroscopicity and good dyeing effect, which belongs to high-grade fabric. Rayon and rayon are heat-resistant, hygroscopic, smooth and soft to the touch, good in drape and good in dyeing effect. Handprint fabrics include natural fiber fabrics, chemical fiber fabrics, blended fiber fabrics, rayon fabrics, synthetic fiber fabrics, plant fiber fabrics, animal fiber fabrics, cotton fabrics (cotton, kapok), linen fabrics: flax, jute, wool fabrics: silk fabrics: artificial cotton fabrics such as silk, tussah wool, rabbit hair, bovine cashmere, rabbit hair, cow hair, and rayon fabrics such as nylon and polypropylene. Synthetic fiber fabrics and blended fabrics, except for a few, are not commonly used in learning because of the special equipment requirements for dyeing.