Learn to print and paint with ferrous sulfate (iron) solution onto cotton textiles that have been prepared in different tannin baths (gallant, myrobalan, and cutch). This is a magical process that invites experimentation with mark making on fabric.
Each student will make three cotton kitchen towels. All supplies are included. No experience is needed.
INSTRUCTOR:
Dawne Hoeg is the founder and Executive Director of Stitch Buffalo. She taught in the Textile and Fiber Arts Design Department at Buffalo State College and served as the handwork teacher at the Aurora Waldorf School.
SUSTAINABILITY:
Stitch Buffalo is committed to fostering sustainability practices and reducing waste in the textile industry. In this workshop, we will strive to minimize waste and work as much as possible with supplies that have been rescued for reuse.
HEALTH SAFETY PROTOCOLS:
Stitch Buffalo follows all current local, state, and federal guidelines regarding public health safety.
• Attendance is limited
• To care for our community, all Stitch Buffalo instructors are fully vaccinated
• If you are feeling unwell, please stay home. You may contact us to make arrangements for credit on a future class enrollment.
For each class, Stitch Buffalo offers one seat at half-price to a student or community member who otherwise could not afford to participate. To inquire about availability, please e-mail us. If you purchase this seat, please consider it a commitment to attend.