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End Result: Tie-dyed Saffron and Red Onion Fabric

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End Result: Tie-dyed Saffron and Red Onion Fabric

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End Result: Dip-dyed Saffron and Red Onion Fabric

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End Result: Dip-dyed Saffron and Red Onion Fabric

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Taking out the saffron dyed fabric.

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This was my second attempt at dip-dying. This method was much more effective in the end.

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This was my first attempt at dip-dye.

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The fabric sitting in the red onion dye.

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The fabric sitting in the saffron dye.

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The final dye I made was from saffron.

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The next dye I made was out of red onions.

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The first dye I made was out of tea, English breakfast and Earl Grey combined.

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I made a solution with both salt and vinegar to help the dye cling to the fabric better. I let the damp fabric sit in this for an hour.

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I found working with ceramics interesting and the use of printing surprised me. I struggled at the beginning as I was using the slip too wet to print a strong pigment, however, once I practised more, I could see the difference. Like in product design, the sense of achievement was interesting as I had made a physical object with a purpose.