The phrase "dyeing technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the specific method or process used to dye fabric or materials. It can be used in various contexts, such as in fashion, textiles, or art. Example: The designer used an unconventional dyeing technique to create a unique tie-dye effect on the fabric of the dress.
Decorated in red and black batik, a dyeing technique native to Indonesia, it features a sinuous pattern of cranes and lotuses that could easily pass for Chinese or, as the wall text suggests, for European Art Nouveau (which was in turn influenced by Japanese aesthetics).
The company even spent 10 years helping to develop a dyeing technique for one special indigo kimono.
Penetration of the fabric by the dye is more difficult with the hydrophobic synthetic fibres of acetate rayon, PET, and acrylics, so an alternate dyeing technique is needed.
Thanks to a cold dyeing technique, the pullovers are created with maximum color saturation, softness and insulation, adding a little luxury to a staple.
I'd never tried batik, the Indonesian dyeing technique, and battled with inner doubts about not being able to draw before immersing myself in paints, crayons and melted wax, which we drizzled over plain canvas bags with pipe-like tools.
One contestant drew the short straw with "byrnie" (a coat of mail), "neurohypophysis" (the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland) and "ikat" (a Malay word referring to a textile dyeing technique).
Terrific dyeing techniques.
Natural and synthetic dyeing techniques are taught.
The discovery of the azo dyes led to the development of ingrain dyeing, whereby the dye is synthesized within the fabric (see above Dyeing techniques: Azo dyeing techniques).
The discovery of the azo dyes led to the development of other dyeing techniques.
A year spent in India served as a crash course in fabrics and dyeing techniques.
