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The History Of Indian Laces: From Traditional To Contemporary

Laces have been an integral part of Indian fashion for centuries. The intricate patterns and delicate designs have added a touch of elegance to traditional attires, making them stand out from the rest. From the rich heritage of handcrafted laces to the trendy machine-made ones, the history of Indian laces is fascinating and diverse. Join us on this journey as we explore how Indian laces evolved over time, from its traditional roots to modern-day contemporary styles that continue to inspire designers worldwide.

Exploring The Different Colors And Patterns Of Indian Laces

Since ancient times, India has been known for its exquisite textiles and laces. Indian laces come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, each with its own unique history and meaning.

The most common color of Indian lace is white, which symbolizes purity and innocence. Red is also a popular color, as it represents good luck and prosperity. Green is another popular color, as it represents growth, new beginnings, and fertility.

There are also many different patterns of Indian lace, each with its own significance. The most common pattern is the paisley, which represents good fortune. Other popular patterns include flowers, elephants, and birds.

No matter what color or pattern you choose, Indian lace is sure to add a touch of beauty and elegance to any outfit.

Ways To Style Indian Laces: From Sarees To Salwar Kameez

The saree is a traditional Indian garment that can be styled in many different ways. One popular way to style a saree is by draping it over the shoulder and letting the fabric fall down the back. This creates a elegant and sophisticated look that is perfect for any formal occasion.

Another way to style a saree is by wrapping it around the waist and then tying it in a knot at the side. This gives the saree a more fitted look and helps to accentuate the curves of the body. This is a great option for women who want to show off their figure.

Salwar kameez are another popular type of Indian clothing that can be styled in many different ways. One popular way to wear a salwar kameez is by tucking the shirt into the trousers and then tying the dupatta around the waist. This gives the outfit a more polished look and is perfect for formal occasions.

Another way to style a salwar kameez is by wearing it as a dress. This can be done by simply draping the dupatta over the head and allowing it to flow down the back like a cape. This creates an elegant and regal look that is perfect for special occasions.

Exploring The Unique Designs And Patterns Of Indian Cotton Fabric

Indian cotton fabrics are unique in their designs and patterns. They are often brightly colored and feature intricate designs that are traditional to the culture. Indian cotton fabrics are used in a variety of garments, including sarees, salwar kameez, and lehengas. These fabrics are also used to make home décor items such as curtains, tablecloths, and bedspreads.

The patterns and designs of Indian cotton fabric have been passed down through generations. They often feature geometric shapes and floral motifs. The colors used in these fabrics are usually very vibrant. India is home to a wide variety of Cotton Fabrics . Some of the most popular types include:

Chikankari: This is a type of embroidery that originates from Lucknow, India. It features delicate, white stitching on a light-colored fabric.

Kalamkari: This is a type of hand-painted or block-printed fabric that originates from Andhra Pradesh, India. It features intricate designs that are usually inspired by nature or mythology.

Bandhani: This is a type of tie-dyeing technique that originates from Rajasthan, India. It involves tying small sections of cloth tightly with string or thread before dyeing it. This results in patterns of dots or lines on the fabric.

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Tie dyeing is a popular fabric dyeing technique that involves folding, twisting, and tying fabric in different patterns and then dyeing it with various colors to create a unique and colorful design. Cotton fabric is a great choice for tie dyeing because it absorbs dyes well and holds the color for a long time.

 To tie dye cotton fabric, you will need:

 100% cotton fabric (pre-washed)

Fabric dye

Rubber bands

Gloves

Plastic wrap

Large bucket or container

Stirring utensil

Salt (optional)

Here are the steps to tie dye cotton fabric:

 Prepare your dye according to the manufacturer's instructions in a large bucket or container. If using powdered dye, dissolve it in hot water before adding cool water to make up the required amount.

 Soak your cotton fabric in water and wring it out so it is damp, but not dripping wet.

 Fold and twist the fabric into your desired pattern. You can find many tie dye pattern tutorials online, or experiment with your own designs. Use rubber bands to secure the fabric in place. The areas of the fabric that are covered by the rubber bands will resist the dye, creating a white or light-colored pattern.

 Put on gloves to protect your hands from the dye. Dip the fabric into the dye, making sure it is fully submerged. Use a stirring utensil to move the fabric around in the dye and ensure even coverage. If desired, add salt to the dye to help the color bond to the fabric.

 Once the fabric is fully dyed, remove it from the bucket and rinse it in cold water until the water runs clear. Be careful not to let the fabric touch any surfaces or other fabrics while it is wet, as the dye may transfer.

 Remove the rubber bands and unfold the fabric. Rinse it again in cold water, and then wrap it in plastic wrap. Let it sit for several hours or overnight to allow the dye to fully set.

 After the dye has set, rinse the fabric one final time in cold water until the water runs clear. Wash the fabric separately in cold water with a mild detergent, and then dry it on a low heat setting or hang it to dry.

 Your tie dyed cotton fabric is now ready to use!

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Easy things you can make with fabric.

It is the most experience to create is your own wardrobe, sewing organic Indian Cotton Fabric to make lovely dress, and accessories, bags, purses etc is most exciting activity for girls and women.  Handmade gifts are always precious for your friends and family because you add your love and hearty feeling when create something for them. If you do know what to start with for your first few sewing projects, I here enlist one of the simple and most easy fabric sewing items.

Pillow covers and pillows.

It is grafting and uncomplicated, within half an hour or less you can create suitable pillow cover and even a pillow that will make your bed look stylish. Don’t do hand sewing instead use a machine and find a good tutorial. The covers with finest cotton fabric by the yard are beautiful

Pants

Pants especially pajamas are simple to practise and learn the basic. Once you figure out the cutting of cheap cotton fabric by the metre properly you can make a set for your kids.

Skirts

Kids clothing is quick and trouble free, also it is cheaper to sew then to buy from the market. Start your costumes designing with a skirt. Simple knee length shirt require less amount of fabric.

Quilts

They are funky and enjoyable to create because you can use multiple fabric pieces to sew quilts.

Blankets  

In winters is so cold, you need blankets to protect yourself, why not make a blanket on your own. It is quick and endearing gifts for baby’s birthdays, baby showers, wedding showers etc.

Bread bag

Whenever you invite someone to your house, one of the most crucial parts of the meal is bread which you need in big amount; carrying bread in beautiful bread bag creates an impression. As a starter you can create a DIY bag.

Fabric flower

Decorate your pillows, tables & dressing with beautiful fabric accessories like flowers that take just less than ten minute to sew.

Toddler wear

Kids wear are easy to sew because they have small size, so you can sew one size bigger and make alteration and changes in case you do not find the costume perfect for your kid.

Curtains

Homemade curtains are not only economic but also quick to sew,

Gift Card Holders

Many people give cards along with a gift to others, it makes you feel special when a gift has also a card with it. But a simple card is not enough, you can make simple card holder so that your loved one do not have to search the card when they want to read it to remember the sweet memories. Card holder is crucial, it help to keep your cards save from being misplaced.

Apron

When you work in the kitchen without any apron, what happens is that your clothes get dirty. Apron takes just one yard fabric and you can get more comfortable working in your home. Often aprons for people like hair dresser and doctors have a lot of pockets so that they can keep their instrument.

Cases

You can create sunglass cases, pencil case, jewellery case which help to keep your things clean and in better organised manner.

Infinity Scarves

Infinity scarf are always hot and perfect accessory for all outfits, there are new Scarves so you do not even need to worry about stitching too.

Bonnet

You can sew bonnet to protect your daughter’s hair and face from the sunlight. They may be very old style but still bonnets are in fashion.

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Arises from the lands of Rajasthan, Dabu print is an ancient hand block printing technique. Dabu print fabric has its own affinity and beauty that is recognized around the world. The practice of Dabu print, almost died in the last century; but it was revived by artisans and today, it is a flourishing business across the globe. Dabu print fabric is known for displaying subtle depth. Many fashion designers have taken inspiration from Dabu print fabric and have created beautiful garment collections.

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