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Dyeing and screen-printing on a dressing gown

Dyeing and screen-printing on a dressing gown

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Sometimes it's the case the Costume Department have found a costume with fabric that they like, but which is in a state which means it can't be worn by the actor. Because of this, the dye room is often called upon to replicate patterns on fabric by using techniques such as screen-printing.

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