This time, we introduce about planning of yarn dyed fabric.
First of all, think about the image of the fabric I want to make.
What kind of pattern and color should be used, how thick, hard or soft, etc.
By giving a rough idea here and deciding the image, I think that it will be the
axis of what you want to make when you make a request or when you check the
finished fabric, and it will be easy to plan.
Of course, you can change or modify it in the mibble, so it's fine. Let's solidify
the image.
It is easy to request if there is a base place.
Once you have an image, get ready to ask. Here, it is easy for suppliers to
embody the image by you decide the specifications as much detail as possible.
When actually making a request, it would be great to have a proposal for
yourself and for the supplier.
In the case of yarn dyeing, the warp and weft are dyed first and then woven, so
the process will be smooth if you decide the pattern and color here.
Point to notice here is restrictions such as the number of colors and the size of
the pattern. If you check with the person in charge of the requesting supplier in
advance, you can save the trouble of making corrections later.
If it is difficult to create a color and pattern by yourself, you can convey the
image and ask to textile designer, or you can make full use of photographs etc.
to create a simple proposal with a size and color specified by yourself.
After the proposal is completed, we will actually request it. It is easier to convey
the image of details by talking directly with the person in charge if possible.
When making a request, check the desired delivery date, the number of meters
of the sample, and the cost of production.
During production, we may check the color or the texture. Compare it with the
proposal and ask for advice to the supplier if you need to make modification to
get closer to the image.
The image of the yarn-dyed changes drastically depending on the shape and
color of the yarn. Although it costs money, one method is to try and confirm the
“Sample blanket" (a sample that is woven by trial weaving with various warp
and weft sides). We hope it will be helpful for those who want to request original
textiles.