Indigo Dyeing Workshop with Judy Wise, hosted by Kathie Vezzani in Gig Harbor

Indigo Dyeing Workshop with Judy Wise, hosted by Kathie Vezzani in Gig Harbor

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Join Judy Wise and me for a beautiful weekend of dyeing with blue indigo September 11-13 in Gig Harbor. Years ago, Judy was a batik artist and silk dye painter. She also studied yuzen dyeing in Japan.

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We will learn how to make a dye pot, that scrumptious bucket of indigo, that will transform fabric to be used in a myriad of creations. Tying, folding, scrunching, we will create designs in our fabric as well as bags, and paper, with no two creations turning out the same.

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We'll use some of this fabric to build a book like the one below made by Judy.

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I'll be dyeing some of my rusted papers like the ones below.

Update:  This workshop is full.

This 3-day workshop begins at 4 p.m. Friday, September 11 and ends 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 13. The cost of $400 includes two dinners, two lunches, and the following:

  • 4 yards muslin prewashed in Synthrapol
  • paper to dye, 2 different weights
  • pages for your books
  • Davy Board for book covers cut to size
  • Waxed linen bookmaking thread
  • One needle with a big eye for book binding
  • Glue Stick
  • Cotton String

Students bring:

  • rubber gloves
  • scissors
  • pencil and eraser
  • awl
  • bone folder
  • cutting mat
  • ruler
  • exacto knife with a new blade
  • one bristle brush for spreading PVA glue

The class will be limited to 10 students. There are many beautiful B&B's available in Gig Harbor as well as a Best Western and the Inn at Gig Harbor. Here is a link for more information.

If interested, please use the contact form below to sign up.

 

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