Tie and Dye Effect Kurti

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Difficulty Level Beginner

Tie and Dye Effect Kurti

how to do it yourself

STEP 1

To paint the kurti in the tie and dye effect make watery shades of Fevicryl Acrylic Colors - Crimson 04, a shade of blue made by mixing Turquoise Blue 22 and white 27.

STEP 2

Wet the garment slightly, around the neck and the bottoms of the sleeves and the kurti.

STEP 3

Apply the watery shades to create a shaded effect as shown in the picture. let it dry.

STEP 4

Create the designs for the neck, sleeves and the bottom part of the kurti on an A4 sized white paper and trace it on the kurti using carbon paper.

STEP 5

Outline the design with Fevicryl 3D Cone Outliners Non Sticky - Light Green 704, Yellow 703, Orange 703, Fevicryl 3D Cone Pearl Outliners- Pearl Blue 305, Pearl Metallic Gold 352.Leave it to dry.

you will need

Fevicryl Acrylic Colours - White 27, Turquoise Blue 22, Pink 18, Fevicryl 3D Cone Outliners Non Sticky - Light Green 704, Yellow 703, Orange 703, Fevicryl 3D Cone Pearl Outliners Non Sticky Pearl - Blue 305, Pearl Metallic - Gold 352, Fine Art Brushes, Water Container, Palette, White Cotton Kurti, Paper, Pencil, A4 sized Yellow Carbon Paper