Printing Styles Flashcards

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What is direct printing?

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-when dyes or pigments are printed directly onto fabrics

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What is discharge printing?

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  • printing using a reduction process onto a solid coloured fabric
  • the discharge paste destroys the colour where it is printed
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3
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what are the two types of discharge?

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  • white

- illuminated

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4
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What is Devore?

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  • printing using a chemical which destroys specific fibres, only printed onto fabric of paired mixed fibres
  • alkali destroys protein fibre
  • acid destroys cellulose
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5
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Name two examples of mixed fibre fabrics appropriate for Devore.

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  • polyester/cotton

- wool/cotton

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How does Devore react on a silk/viscose velvet?

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-destroys the pile and leaves the ground unharmed, causing a burn-out look

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What is resist printing?

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  • a resist paste is printed onto fabric before dyeing
  • dye effects only the areas not covered by the paste
  • paste removed, leaving a pattern
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8
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What are the two types of resist processes?

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  • mechanical

- chemical

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9
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What is mechanical resist? Name 2 examples.

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  • printed to form a barrier between fabric and dye, repelling the dye
  • wax, fats
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What are chemical resists?

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-printed first on fabric to prevent fixation of dye/ development of ground colour by chemically reacting with either the dye or reagents used for fixation

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