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Create your own unique t-shirts or fabrics using Tie Dye in our first of two workshops.
Learn how to tie dye 100% cotton fabrics. Fabric will be provided. Learn different techniques to fold, manipulate and secure the fabric to create your desired pattern in the dye pot. Choose from a selection of coloured dyes to immerse your fabrics in.
If you would like to continue working on your chosen fabrics, you can choose to learn more about block printing, and try this the following week on Wednesday 18 January in our second short block printing workshop.
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Workshop 1 (11 Jan) - £12. Workshop 2 (18 Jan) - £5. Booking is essential as places are limited. To reserve your place please call or email the museum.
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