*10% reduction on any workshops when booking more than one, please get in touch to recieve the discount code.
In this workshop you will learn how to make non toxic - plastic free fabric paints using indigo and earth pigments.
These paints can be used on any natural fibres and in this workshop we will be focusing on cotton, linen and hemp. Natural fabric paints can be used on recycled or new fabrics, and are great for a variety of uses such as using up old fabrics, painting on canvas for creating art pieces, craft projects such as decorating cushions covers or lampshades, using when crafting with young or vulnerable people, and much more.
These fabric paints have a great versatility and are fantastic for experimentation, the natural colours are easy to work with, have a naturally harmonic palette and their inexpensive, low waste ingredients encourage an abundant way of working.
Please note - We will be using a soya based binder, however alternatives are available so please note when booking if this would be helpful.
PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is held at:
Dukes of West Barns, 5 Duke Street, West Barns, Dunbar, EH42 1UR
https://dukesofwestbarns.com/
10 spaces available
Wednesday 21st October
10:00am - 4pm
£85*
*we have bursary places available on each workshop for people on a low income, please do inquire, we are happy to answer any queries.
**One fully refundable place is available to anyone living with a chronic condition. This scheme enables people to book in the knowledge that they can cancel on the day of the workshop, and receive a full refund. Please get in touch if you would like more information or to take this place.
Accessibility:
If you would like to book onto the course and have any further questions about any accessibility before doing so, please get in touch, we welcome any questions or queries.
If adaptations to tools such as paintbrushes or chair/desk space would be useful, please do get in touch, all enquiries are welcome.
*10% reduction on any workshops when booking more than one, please get in touch to recieve the discount code.
In this workshop you will learn how to make non toxic - plastic free fabric paints using indigo and earth pigments.
These paints can be used on any natural fibres and in this workshop we will be focusing on cotton, linen and hemp. Natural fabric paints can be used on recycled or new fabrics, and are great for a variety of uses such as using up old fabrics, painting on canvas for creating art pieces, craft projects such as decorating cushions covers or lampshades, using when crafting with young or vulnerable people, and much more.
These fabric paints have a great versatility and are fantastic for experimentation, the natural colours are easy to work with, have a naturally harmonic palette and their inexpensive, low waste ingredients encourage an abundant way of working.
Please note - We will be using a soya based binder, however alternatives are available so please note when booking if this would be helpful.
PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is held at:
Dukes of West Barns, 5 Duke Street, West Barns, Dunbar, EH42 1UR
https://dukesofwestbarns.com/
10 spaces available
Wednesday 21st October
10:00am - 4pm
£85*
*we have bursary places available on each workshop for people on a low income, please do inquire, we are happy to answer any queries.
**One fully refundable place is available to anyone living with a chronic condition. This scheme enables people to book in the knowledge that they can cancel on the day of the workshop, and receive a full refund. Please get in touch if you would like more information or to take this place.
Accessibility:
If you would like to book onto the course and have any further questions about any accessibility before doing so, please get in touch, we welcome any questions or queries.
If adaptations to tools such as paintbrushes or chair/desk space would be useful, please do get in touch, all enquiries are welcome.
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