Development of Tie-dyed from Natural Dye Extracted from Teak Leaves at Ban Mae Phuak, Huai Rai Subdistrict, Den Chai District, Phrae Province
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The objective of this research is to design and develop natural dyeing fabric products from teak leaves of Ban Mae Phuak community, Huai Rai sub-district, Den Chai district, Phrae province. The sample group was 25 members of a village’s occupational group which was a purposive sampling group. The research was the participatory action research: PAR, and it is an experimental research. The results of the study found that the best process of dyeing natural colors was hot dye. Teak leaves of each age range give different colors; purple-red tone, purple-brown, yellow-green, and light yellow. The substance that helps to make the color durable is ashes and alum and iron rust water. The pattern of tie dye fabric that has been designed with the community were 10 patterns, namely the floral pattern, spiral pattern, year-round pattern, polka dot pattern, star pattern, sandwich pattern, turbine pattern, heart pattern, wave pattern and cloud pattern. The products from teak leave tie dye fabric can be utilized as 5 product categories.1) scarf and shoulder-cloth cover 2) handkerchief 3) pillow case 4) handbag 5) small bag.
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