Treatment Daun Ecoprint

Summary

This video demonstrates a leaf treatment process using various leaves such as talok, kersen, jarak, kepyar, and markisa. The method involves heating water and adding ingredients like vinegar and Tunjung to different containers. The leaves are then submerged and allowed to soak for at least one hour, or up to overnight. This treatment helps remove the oily layer from the surface of the leaves, making their color and texture more suitable for printing on fabric.

Takeaways

• 😀 The treatment involves several leaves, including Talok, Kersen, Jarak, Kepyar, and Markisa leaves.
• 😀 The main materials used in the process are Tunjung and vinegar.
• 😀 The first step is to heat water and pour it into two different containers.
• 😀 In one container, vinegar is added, while Tunjung is added to the other.
• 😀 Four ingredients are mixed together in one of the containers until they are well blended.
• 😀 Once blended, leaves are placed in the containers until they are fully submerged.
• 😀 The leaves should be soaked for at least one hour, or up to one night, depending on personal preference.
• 😀 The goal of the leaf treatment is to remove the oily layer from the surface of the leaves.
• 😀 This treatment helps to make the color and texture of the leaves more suitable for printing on fabric.
• 😀 The process is accompanied by music, adding a rhythmic element to the task.

Q & A

What are the leaves used in the treatment process?

The leaves used in the treatment process are talok (or kersen), jarak, kepyar, and passion fruit leaves.

What are the key ingredients used in the treatment?

The key ingredients used in the treatment are Tunjung and vinegar.

What is the first step in the leaf treatment process?

The first step is to heat water, which is then poured into different containers.

What is added to the first container after pouring the hot water?

Vinegar is added to the first container after pouring in the hot water.

What goes into the second container in the treatment process?

Tunjung is added to the second container.

How are the ingredients mixed in the treatment process?

The ingredients in each container are stirred until they are well mixed.

What happens after the ingredients are mixed?

The leaves are placed into the containers, ensuring that they are fully submerged in the mixture.

How long should the leaves be soaked in the treatment mixture?

The leaves should be soaked for at least one hour, up to one night, depending on personal preference.

What is the purpose of this leaf treatment process?

The purpose is to remove the oily layer from the leaves' surface, making it easier for the leaves' color and texture to be printed onto fabric.

What effect does this treatment have on the leaves?

The treatment helps to make the color and texture of the leaves more prominent, which is useful for printing or other fabric-related processes.