dyeing and printing textiles.
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Greige goods is the English spelling.  They are fabric that have not been dyed or finished.\n\nhttp://www.thefabricofourlives.com/MarthaStewart/FabricGlossary/
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textile designing is the designing of materials used in fabrics and their patterns.
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the common paper of the time was usually canvas, made of cotton, or another soft fabric, or animal skin... They also pressed processed bark and other things, along with animal-hid glue but it was on a much smaller scale
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there is a type of dye sold at Wal Mart and other general department stores like that called RIT and you use it in the wash cycle. It works fairly well and isnt very expensive. There are directions on the bottles for the way to go about it. Try it out! Good luck!
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Go to printables on this web page. Lots of good material.
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No heavy, toxic metals in printing ink that I know of.  The black color comes from carbon black (soot).  Colored inks use other organic pigments.\n\nNewspapers used to use lead (Pb)-, cadmium (Cd)-, and chromium (Cd)- based inks, but that practice was discontinued years ago.\n\nCheck it out here:\nhttp://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=97405
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Here are some electronic and handi-book options for textile \ninformation.  I think these work better than paper copies\n(which really don't exist) and in the long run, you learn more and \nother people can use them.  They are cheap compared to books.\n\nYou will not find websites that give the detail you probably need, but the ones given will get you started.
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I would say printing in the form of history books, biographies and other educational printing.\n\nPrinting is one of the oldest technologies and is rapidly becoming passe.
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Packaging Materials Purchase - March-April 2002 \n... printing machines for soft PVC and decorative lamination paper. ... PP HM, aluminium, foil, blister foil, OLB paper, PVC and shrink PVC.Shrink PVC ,etc. ...\nhttp://www.indianpurchase.com/magonline/Packaging/200204/article8.htm
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well, there's also potassium permaganate. ( which is a black powder/specks) you could cover your shirt in black beads or crystals which would look pretty unique!
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My husband has and Import/Export Licence in Kuwait. What are you looking to do in Textiles?
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Fabjobs.com has most of the information you are seeking.  Good Luck! There is a need for designers who design stuff people actually want to wear!
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textile mills,sugar factory ,oil mills n so on.....good luck for ur project
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just print out lots of color stuff until the old pinkish colors fade\n\nGot to agree thats an amusing gambit
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Black,Purple,Red,Blue,and Green
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Try this site:  www.xrite.com.  They make color measurement instruments (Including B&W) and have a number of resources.  In the printing industry we generally refer to the density of black in terms of percentage.  Solid black is 100%, gray is 50%, light gray might be 20%, charcoal gray 70% and so on.
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Try\n\nhttp://textile.texworld.com/informationcenter/texdefinitions/Dictionary.asp\n\nhttp://www.alphadictionary.com/directory/Specialty_Dictionaries/Textiles/\n\nhttp://www.celaneseacetate.com/textile_glossary_filament_acetate.pdf