This workshop is included in a DAY PASS or FULL WEEKEND PASS as part of Fiber & Folk Weekend. Please use the link below to purchase a pass. With your pass, you’ll be able to register for this workshop and others with no additional cost.
Colors from the Kitchen: Sourcing Natural Dyes from Food Waste
In this class we will explore how to create a repeated pattern on cotton bandanas using plant dyes by block printing mordants on fabric. While we'll be focusing mainly on this specific process, we'll also introduce some relevant natural dyeing practices and history. Students will carve their own block to print with during the workshop.
Instructor: Emma Geiger
Emma Geiger is an artist, filmmaker, and musician working with natural materials and analog processes. She grew up in a small town in New Hampshire and currently lives in Cedar Grove, North Carolina.
Additional Workshop Info:
All workshop materials are provided
This workshop is not eligible for use with a Deep River Folk School season pass.
Overnight Camping available for $20
The workshops cover knowledge and hands-on experience.
Youth, under 18, may not attend free with an adult. Instead, they should be registered independently.