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THE UNFIED SHADE¶
This project explores the use of onion skin waste as a natural dye for textile production. In many textile industries, synthetic dyes are widely used, but they cause environmental pollution and health risks. This project focuses on developing an eco-friendly dyeing method using onion skins while ensuring a unified and consistent shade on fabric.
The main idea is to transform organic waste into a valuable resource and improve the quality of natural dyeing by controlling the dyeing process.
Objective
The objective of this project is:
To produce natural dye from onion skins To apply the dye on fabric with a uniform (even) color shade To improve dyeing techniques for better quality results To promote sustainable and eco-friendly textile production Concept of Unified Shade
A unified shade means that the fabric is dyed evenly, without patches, streaks, or uneven color areas.
In natural dyeing, achieving a uniform shade can be challenging because:
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Thesis PDF¶
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