How to write a 400-word essay on tie-dyeing

Art is everywhere in our lives, such as sculpture, sketching, calligraphy... Today I will tell you about the first time I came into contact with art!

On Saturday, I went to the Children's Palace early in the morning to attend class. I learned from my classmates: We are going to learn tie-dying today, and I was very excited when I heard it.

"Dingle bell! Dingle bell!" The class was over, and Teacher Li came in with a rice cooker and tie-dye tools. Teacher Li said: "Today, we are going to learn 'tie-dye'!" We cheered and cheered. Some students couldn't bear their temper and said loudly: "Hurry up, learn quickly!"

Finally started Teacher Li asked us to take out a piece of white cloth first, and then tie one end of the cloth with a cowhide band, and repeated: "It must be tied tightly." After hearing this, I resorted to all kinds of tricks. Prick hard. But my first root was broken, and I was very frustrated. But if you look at Lin Yuxin, she has already pierced four or five strands. I followed his example, and gradually the originally quiet classroom became lively again. I pierced the shape of a little person, as well as tiger and flower shapes. We all put the tied white cloth into a basin. When the teacher saw that the basin was full, he asked everyone to quiet down and asked an uncle to steam the rice cooker. Then he put a plate of purple-red water in. We all talked about it. , I wonder what that water is for? I saw my uncle pouring the white cloth we tied into it. He asked us to wait while he was dyeing it! We simply sat on the edge and watched slowly. After a while, the uncle said: "Dyeing, dyeing is done." He took out the "semi-finished products" in the pot and asked us to clean them. Let me open it again. We couldn't wait to open it, and the patterns on it were very beautiful, including flowers, circles... Everyone had their own little handkerchief, which looked like flower girls in their hands. In the end, we all took photos as a souvenir.

To this day, I still treasure that piece of handicraft. When I see it, I seem to see the hard work I have put in.