Kutchi Print Butwa

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By Hobbyideas Team

You Will Need:

Fevicryl Acrylic Colours, Fevicryl 3D Outliners, Fevicryl Fabric Glue, Fine Art Brushes, Canvas Sheet. Cotton Cloth, Corrugated Sheet, Threads, Sequins Stones, Buckram Cloth, Assorted Mirrors, Colourful Pom-Poms, Beads, Scissor, Ruler, Pencil, Colour Palette, Water Container.

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Description :

This batwa (small pouch) showcases the vibrant and unique patterns of tie-dye made with Fevicryl Acrylic Colours. Swirls and blends of multiple colors create an eye-catching and handcrafted aesthetic. Embellishments like small mirrors and decorative stitching add texture and visual interest to the fabric. It's a unique handmade bag to carry for any festive or special occasions.

STEP 1 : Paint the Cloth

Let us make a batwa in a famous Kutchi print.
First thing, you can take a cotton cloth of size 15 X 20 inches.
Fold the cloth and tie threads in equal segaments.
Paint the in-between tied cloth with vibrant colours using Fevicryl Acrylic Colours.
Untie the threads and let the cloth dry.
This is how you can create a tie and dye printed cloth for the Kutchi batwa.

STEP 2 : Trace the template

Take the cloth and trace the pre-designed batwa template using pencil and ruler.
Make sure your dimensions are appropriate and taken on a plain surface to avoid uneven tracing.

STEP 3 : Cut the cloth

Cut along the lines of the dimensions for a dimensional cutout using scissors.

STEP 4 : Design the cloth

Take Fevicryl 3D Outliners and paint the outlines on the sides of the cloth.
Choose any kutchi design and start painting the cloth.
For decoration, you can stick ornamental stones and assorted mirrors using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
For a finished look, you can use Fevicryl 3D Outliners and outline the stones.
Let it dry.

STEP 5 : Attach the base

Use Buckram Cloth inside the base of the Batwa to keep it sturdy.
Cut out the left-over cloth and make the handle of the Batwa.
Stick the fabric on a canvas sheet to keep the handle moving and bend it.
Stitch the colourful beads and pom-poms on the four edges of the Batwa.

Stitch the handle to the top of the Batwa where all the four conical edges meet.

STEP 6 : Final Look

Your Kutchi print Batwa is all set to be adorned and carried for wedding functions.

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