GB2415439A - A textile marbling technique for effecting a feathered cracked pattern on materials such as fabric, paper or wood - Google Patents
A textile marbling technique for effecting a feathered cracked pattern on materials such as fabric, paper or wood Download PDFInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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Abstract
A feathered cracked pattern can be achieved on the surface of a marble bath that can be transposed to material such as fabric, paper or wood using carrageenan size, liquatex acrylic fabric paints and Kodak (RTM) photo-flo (RTM). The marbling effect begins in the usual manner. Carrageenan is mixed with water (two tablespoons of carrageenan to one gallon of water) and placed in a flat-bottomed vessel. A few drops of diluted Kodak (RTM) photo-flo (RTM) (one teaspoon of photo-flo (RTM) to five dessertspoons of distilled water) is placed on the surface of the carrageenan solution, then stirred to ensure even distribution. Liquatex acrylic fabric paint (mixed with liquatex marble ease and distilled water) is then dropped in dots on the surface of the carrageenan mixture in any desired pattern (eg, in ebru marbling, as rows of circles with concentric rings). Further colours can optionally be added. The process of this application is characterised by the following subsequent process steps. More drops of diluted photo-flo (RTM) are added to the surface of the marbling bath (either around the edges of the marbling bath or around the edges of the concentric rings). As soon as the colours or patterns start to contract very quickly, but before the point where they sink, some of the photo-flo (RTM) is very quickly lifted off the surface using newspaper or blotting paper until the pattern starts to move out again. This action causes the paint on the surface to crack into a feathered effect, giving rise to either distorted circular type shapes or an overall feathered cracked pattern (figures 3 and 4 respectively; marbled silk). Repeating this action gives rise to further cracking and distortion. In a conventional manner, the material to be patterned is then lowered onto the surface of the marble bath and lifted away to reveal the pattern.
Description
241 5439 Textile Marbling Technique The invention of this marbling
technique relates to a technical process I have created which leads to a unique type of patterning.
The marbling process is well known but the technique I have developed dramatically changes the look of the marbled piece of work.
The process begins in the usual manner, as used in any type of marbling. Firstly carrageenan is mixed with water (two tablespoons of carrageenan to one gallon of water) and placed in a flat-botL,,,r,ned vessel (the size and shape can be variable). A few drops of diluted Kodalpotofloi(one teaspoon of photofloJfive dessertspoons of distilled water) is placed on the surface of the carrageenan solution then stirred with a thin implement such as a cocktail stick to ensure even distribution.
Liquatex acrylic fabric paint (mixed with liquatex marble ease and distilled water) is then dropped in dots onto the surface of carrageenan mixture using a paintbrush or dropper.
Further colours can be added (according to personal preference) either on top of the first colour to form rows of circles with concentric rings (see. Fig 1 which shows an ariel view of the positioning of colours of paint on the surface of the carrageenan solution) as can be done in ebru marbling, or placed randomly one colour on top of the other (manipulated if desired) as used in ordinary marbling (see fig.2 which shows an ariel view of the positioning of random spots of paint on the surface of the carrageenan solution.) After all the colourfsR>,,a/ve been assembled this is where my technique begins. More drops of diluted photoflogneed to be added to the,7face of the marbling bath. If working with concentric rings of colour diluted photofloyneeds to be placed around the edge of a few of the rings1he first row). When working with randomly placed colour apply diluted photoflo'lto one side of the bath. As solo, as the colours or the circles start to contract, very quickly lift some of the photofloAoff the surface by using newspaper or blotting paper, until the rings or the overall pahern starts to move out again. Always enur)e that this is done quickly before any colour starts to sink. Stop removing the photoflolrom the surface as soon as the required size (personal preference) of the shape has been achieved.
This action causes the paint on the surface to crack considerably into a feathered effect, and creates either distorted circular type shapes (See figure 3 which depicts a piece of marbled silk) or an overall feathered cracked pattern (see figure 4 which depicts a piece of marbled silk.) The circles or overall pattern can then be further cracked and distorted again to gain an even more feathered effect. If working with circles repeat the exercise to all the rows until the overall desired effect has been achieved. If working with an overall pattern apply the diluted photoflot,to)the other edges of the bath until the feathered pattern has been achieved.
The usual process after this is to lower a piece of fabric or whatever other material is required that has been treated with or without alum solution onto the surface of the marble bath. This is then lifted away to reveal the pattern.
The key differences between traditional marbling and this technique that I have developed are that in traditional marbling when photoflo - s Jused, it is used to change the shape of the paint placed on the ca,geenan mixture. Also in traditional marbling only small quantities of diluted photoflolare placed on the surface of the bath in order to achieve this and to ensure the colours don't sink. In my technique I place photoflo(R / around the edges of the areas (two or three times more than would normally be used) I wish to pattern to the point where the colons Contract very quickly. Before the colours start to sink I then draw the excess photofloloff the surface so that the paint moves back out again quickly. This fast action thus creating a feathered pattern that is not currently used and this is what I am trying to protect.
The invention here therefore is the achievement of a feathered cracked pattern on the surface of the marble bath that can then be transposed to material to include, fabric, paper or wood.
Claims (3)
- Claims 1 Any material to include fabric, paper or wood created forwholesale and/or retail markets, which depict a cracked, feathered appearance from having carried out the marbling process using liquatex paints and diluted Kodapotofllt)
- 2 Any material to include fabric, paper or wood as claimed in claim 1 that has the cracked, feathered effect after preparing the marbling bath for ebru marbling.
- 3 A marbled work substantially as herein described above and illustrated in the accompanying drawings and photocopies.
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Cited By (4)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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| CN102720318A (en) * | 2012-06-29 | 2012-10-10 | 惠州市长润发涂料有限公司 | Imitation marble coating process |
| CN107254070A (en) * | 2017-05-25 | 2017-10-17 | 苏州冰心文化用品有限公司 | A kind of water opens up the chalk, graining paste and picture-drawing method of picture |
| WO2020209736A1 (en) | 2019-04-11 | 2020-10-15 | SCHATTDECOR Sp. z o.o. | Method of producing a decorative surface and product comprising a decorative surface |
| IT201900019214A1 (en) * | 2019-10-17 | 2021-04-17 | Alberto Brunelli | TANK FOR THE MAKING OF MARBLED FABRICS AND USE OF THIS TUB IN THE PROCESS OF MARBLING FABRICS |
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| "Suminagashi" [online], published by Redstick [date unknown], available from http://www.intersurf.com/ïredstic/Paper/Sumi.htm [Accessed 1 November 2004], see paragraph headed "dispersants" * |
Cited By (4)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CN102720318A (en) * | 2012-06-29 | 2012-10-10 | 惠州市长润发涂料有限公司 | Imitation marble coating process |
| CN107254070A (en) * | 2017-05-25 | 2017-10-17 | 苏州冰心文化用品有限公司 | A kind of water opens up the chalk, graining paste and picture-drawing method of picture |
| WO2020209736A1 (en) | 2019-04-11 | 2020-10-15 | SCHATTDECOR Sp. z o.o. | Method of producing a decorative surface and product comprising a decorative surface |
| IT201900019214A1 (en) * | 2019-10-17 | 2021-04-17 | Alberto Brunelli | TANK FOR THE MAKING OF MARBLED FABRICS AND USE OF THIS TUB IN THE PROCESS OF MARBLING FABRICS |
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