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Oblikovanje kuhinjskega tekstila s termokromnim barvilom ter nanos vodo in oljeodbojne apreture
ID Brenčič, Katja (Author), ID Burger Kovič, Katja (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window, ID Kert, Mateja (Comentor)

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Abstract
Z združevanjem slovenske in sirske motivike vezenin sem za potisk kuhinjskega tekstila oblikovala različne kolekcije vzorcev. Poglobila sem se v izvor in pomen posameznih motivov slovenske in tuje kulturne dediščine ter jih kot poziv k strpnosti in ozaveščanju združila v celoto. Za potisk sem uporabila navadne pigmente in termokromno barvilo. Pri slednjem me je predvsem zanimala možnost mešanja z navadnimi tiskarskimi pigmenti. Izbrane tiskarske paste sem testirala na blagu, ki sem ga kasneje uporabila za izdelavo končnih izdelkov. Zaradi uporabe potiskanega tekstila v kuhinji sem nanj nanesla tudi vodo- in oljeodbojno apreturno sredstvo ter vse apretirane in neapretirane vzorce izpostavila testom za barvno obstojnost pri umetni svetlobi, drgnjenju, gospodinjskem pranju in vročem likanju. Nanos apreture je izboljšal rezultate testov barvne obstojnosti.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:kuhinjski tekstil, slovenske vezenine, sirske vezenine, sitotisk, termokromna barvila
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Organization:NTF - Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering
Year:2017
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Publication date in RUL:20.09.2017
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Language:English
Title:Design of kitchen linen with thermochromic dye and application of water and oil repellent finish
Abstract:
By combining Slovenian and Syrian embroidery motifs, I designed various collections of print patterns, for the purpose of screen printing kitchen textiles. I got into the details of origin and meaning of specific motifs. With increasing number of Syrian refugees in Slovenia in mind, designs were made as a call to action towards more tolerance and awareness. For the process of screen printing, I used ordinary pigments and thermochromic dyes. With the latter, I was particularly interested in the possibility of mixing them with ordinary printing pigments. I tested the selected printing pastes on a fabric that was later used for the production of printed textile. Since the printed textile is to be used in the kitchen environment, I applied water and oil repellent finish and performed tests of colour fastness, resistance to artificial light, rubbing, domestic and commercial laundering and hot pressing. The application of the apreture has greatly improved the colour fastness of all samples.

Keywords:Kitchen textiles, Slovenian embroidery, Syrian embroidery, screen printing, thermochromic dyes

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