Special yarn dyeing

Just like fabrics, yarns also have local dyeing, such as knot printing, space dyeing, tie dyeing, printing, discharge dyeing, gradient, etc.
1. Seal Festival
According to the design requirements, a small section (such as 0.5 ~ 1cm) of color is printed on the spread yarn at a set distance. It can be the same color, but most of them are five colors. It must be noted that the spacing must be irregular and unequal, otherwise "turtle back" or "landscape painting" will appear on the canvas.
2. Duan dye
A number of dyes are dripped onto different parts of the spread yarn at the same time. After vacuum suction or padding, the dye is then fixed and washed. Compared with the printed sections, the color sections are longer, the spacing between the white yarns is smaller, and even two adjacent colors will appear "color matching" on the yarn. Space-dyed yarn is commonly used in knitted fabrics.
3. Tie dye
Tie the part of the skein tightly with a rope (or wrap it with plastic film), and then dip-dye it. As a result, the tightly tied part will be left white, and there will be partial color bleeding from dark to light in the tied part. The untied part will be evenly colored, and the product will be different. There is charm.
4. Printing (printing scriptures)
This method is generally used to produce fabrics for warp printing machines. Patterns are printed on the warp yarns (not on the weft yarns), and the product style is hazy, looking like flowers but not flowers. When printing warp, you can first fake weave (knitting method is printing first and then warping, weaving method is warping-fake weaving-printing), or you can print directly on the warp yarn. For example, synthetic fiber warp yarn can be printed on a transfer printing machine.
5. Gradient dyeing (colorful silk)
Different parts of the skein (silk) are dipped in the dye solution for different times, so that each frame of yarn shows a gradient color from light to dark without obvious boundaries, such as traditional Chinese embroidery seven-color silk threads.