Medium print on silk. EN, RU, EE, LT subtitles. 

Botanical medium-print is a technique of dyeing fabric using plants and flowers as 'stencils'.
We will need:
natural silk fabric
cling film or plastic wrap
Cleaning wipes / cloths made of syntetic fabric
pot
wooden sticks
laminate flooring underlay (2-3mm thick)
any plants or flowers
disposable gloves
adhesive tape
brush
to dye synthetic wipes / cloths you need powder paints for silk and wool, for example:
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For background, both powder and liquid batik (silk painting) colours are suitable, for example:
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The powder dye solution is prepared with vinegar and salt. Always read the instructions on the packaging of the colours! The proportions and instructions may vary.
Good to know!
Silk scarves dyed with powder paint will be softer and more pliable, and the colours will be brighter and more durable.
Silk handkerchiefs that are twisted on wooden sticks often leave the fold lines unpainted. So I suggest using long "soft" sticks (see video) or, instead of a pot, use a bucket to fit a long wooden stick.
After steaming the silk, rinse it in warm water with fabric softener (conditioner). Then iron on medium heat... and enjoy the result!
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