
One of the classes I took at Convergence last week was ” Silk painting and stamping with natural dye extracts”. The class was taught by Linda Hartshorn. Here are some of the dye results. Mine is the center scarf in the front row of the above photo. We had lots of fun in this class. The scarves are hanging to dry so we can take them home. After 2 weeks we can press them with a steam iron, than rinse them out. The colors will be lighter than you see, we were told. We used fustic, indigo, madder, logwood purple, cochineal, and maybe one or two more I don’t remember. Of course I bought some extracts at the vendor hall. I’d like to try dyeing on my own. Below are photos of more scarves done in the class by others. Such a variety of creative ideas.
What a fun workshop! I took something similar with Gail Denton in Taos & enjoyed using the extracts. I think you will find several ways to be creative!
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Yes, I have all kinds of idea’s floating around in my head.
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Great colors. Looks like you had a lot of fun. Hopefully, Scharine will have another eco-print workshop and you can join us for that.
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Just beautifull! Can’t wait to see the results at the end of the 2 weeks. I hope you will get and share links to the final results from your classmates too.
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Lou, Thank you. I need to talk about what you need for me to send. Contact u soon.
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Barb, those are sooo pretty! Hope RI was good for you and see you soon.
Julie
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Julie, hope you enjoyed your time in RI too. I had a great time and full of ideas.
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