Naturally Dyed Workshops
Explore the art of natural dyeing
using locally sourced plant materials in this eco-friendly experimental
workshop. In this workshop, we will share knowledge and investigate
·
Which
fabrics dye well and why
·
How
to get dye from natural sources
·
How
to mordant (fix) the dye to the fabric.
Most importantly you will gain the
knowledge to continue experimenting at home.
When Sunday 22nd
September Saturday
26th October
Saturday 5th
October Sunday
3rd November
Sunday 6th
October Sunday
17th November
Sunday 13th
October Sunday
24th November
How
much $90
Where
My Studio
contact judecraig@gmail.com
www.naturallydyed.blogspot.com
What to bring
· Light coloured 100% silk or wool
fabric - preferably second hand, like some of the old wool blankets you can get
in op shops! 100% linen and cotton will dye but to a lesser degree. Fabrics can
be in small pieces or long lengths
· Interesting bits of old metal (eg,
copper, iron) up to 30cm long - rust is great, as is texture
· Cord, thick wool or metal wire to
bind pieces Thread, assorted needles, bulldog clips
· An apron, gloves, notepad and pen
Dyes, mordants and some suitable
fabric will be provided. This list is not exhaustive.
If you feel inspired to bring
anything else, please do... sharing and swapping of items encouraged!
This
is a one day workshop running from 10.00 to 4.30.
Please
email me with your preferred date. Classes are limited to 5 students
Arrangements
for payment will be offered once classes are consolidated
Hey this looks great! Will let you know if Jacky and I can make it again. Annual visit to your studio is always fun - Hugs Nat
ReplyDeleteOoh, I was hoping you were the lady I saw at the End of the LIne Festival. I still think of the beautiful, beautifully coloured fabrics I saw at your stall. Has left me with a lovely memory!
ReplyDeleteI am going to do a write-up for the workshop(s) on Weekend Notes (http://www.weekendnotes.com/profile/123766/). Are there some more photos I can use from here? I will credit them back to you.
PS: Can you please clarify the workshop dates? I presume you mean Sunday 3 November, not October? Thanking you :)
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