Application design of printing and yarn-dyed fabrics

Printed fabrics are very familiar to people. From quilts printed with various flower patterns on cotton fabrics to printed fabrics with various fabric textures that are currently more advanced computer-printed, they have spread throughout the clothing industry. As for those woolen fabrics made of fine yarns that are woven into mesh-like transparent fabrics, printed with exquisite patterns, and new things such as printing on fur and lace fabrics are also emerging. Today's printed fabrics have broken through the previous ones. A narrow scope, moving towards a wider space.

With the continuous innovation of printing and dyeing technology, the types of printed fabrics have become more abundant, and the printed patterns have also expanded to a new level, sometimes even beyond the fabric itself.

The change of the printing pattern, combined with its pattern, tone and luster, is difficult to describe with pen and ink. in people's consciousness. The inherent impression that large patterns are gorgeous and small patterns are simple has a new look in today's printing. Nowadays, if the printing of small patterns is matched with bright colors, it will also produce gorgeous effects; and if large patterns are matched with dark and elegant colors, it can feel the simple style.

In the deformation of patterns, it is becoming more and more abundant today: individual patterns, continuous patterns, fringe patterns with fresh styles, printed and dyed plaid patterns, hand-painted and dyed in ink painting style, many, many. Among the many patterns, in addition to the traditional patterns, many new stripes have emerged. Some are refurbished in antiquity, some with patterns connected into lines, some with patterns in the lines, some with abstract patterns, some with geometric patterns, and some with patch-type printing that has only been available in recent years; The principle of color composition is to render half of the black surface into a white pattern, and the other half of the white surface into a black pattern to form a contrasting technique. Using the principle of gradual change, the pattern is gradually reduced or even disappears into a plain color without pattern. Some large patterns gradually become small patterns, and some large patterns are arranged evenly in an all-round way; there are printing patterns that reflect the original African style, and there are other patterns that reflect the original African style. The patterns of modern art style are colorful and beautiful.