Eco-friendly Indigo Art Making with My Indigo World
with Rosa Sung Ji Chang from Indigo Shade Map
This workshop begins with a relaxing tea time and reviewing a newly published picture book “My Indigo World” and original artworks that have been included in the book. Many of the artworks in the book are created with two printing techniques on fabric; hand stitched shibori and soy paste resist. Those two techniques have been traditionally practiced in East Asia including China, Japan, and Korea. Participants will focus on learning about the basics of Korean indigo that is widely grown in Baltimore, hand stitched shibori, and soy paste resist technique. All dyeing materials will be provided in this session. Each participant can bring one small fabric item made with natural fibers to apply either soy paste or shibori stitching patterns.
This is the perfect time you can dye your own short sleeve t-shirt and a tote bag with indigo!
All participants will be given a baby indigo seedling as a special gift for the My Indigo World launching event for all participants. Signed copies of My Indigo World will be available for sale upon request.
Date: Saturday, June 3rd
Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Class Duration: 4 hours (30 min lunch break)
Location: Blue Light Junction
209 McAllister Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
*masking is mandatory in the studio during the workshop (with the exception of eating/drinking)
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Class Details:
Learning outcomes
Learning about how to prepare and dye fabrics with a natural indigo vat
Creating patterns on fabric with two techniques; hand-stitched Shibori and soy paste resist printing process
Included class materials
a natural indigo vat, cotton fabric, needles, threads, soy paste, brushes, squeezes, and stencils
Schedule
• Teatime & Book review (a short Q&A): 10:00- 10:20 am
Printing/directly applying soy paste on fabric: 10:20-11:00 am (requires a drying time)
Shibori stitching on fabric: 11:00-11:30 am
Lunch break: 11:30-12:00 am (Students can continue to work)
Fabric dyeing time with indigo vat: 12:00-13:30
Wrap up & final Q&A: 13:30-14:00 (2 pm)
with Rosa Sung Ji Chang from Indigo Shade Map
This workshop begins with a relaxing tea time and reviewing a newly published picture book “My Indigo World” and original artworks that have been included in the book. Many of the artworks in the book are created with two printing techniques on fabric; hand stitched shibori and soy paste resist. Those two techniques have been traditionally practiced in East Asia including China, Japan, and Korea. Participants will focus on learning about the basics of Korean indigo that is widely grown in Baltimore, hand stitched shibori, and soy paste resist technique. All dyeing materials will be provided in this session. Each participant can bring one small fabric item made with natural fibers to apply either soy paste or shibori stitching patterns.
This is the perfect time you can dye your own short sleeve t-shirt and a tote bag with indigo!
All participants will be given a baby indigo seedling as a special gift for the My Indigo World launching event for all participants. Signed copies of My Indigo World will be available for sale upon request.
Date: Saturday, June 3rd
Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Class Duration: 4 hours (30 min lunch break)
Location: Blue Light Junction
209 McAllister Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
*masking is mandatory in the studio during the workshop (with the exception of eating/drinking)
__________________________________________
Class Details:
Learning outcomes
Learning about how to prepare and dye fabrics with a natural indigo vat
Creating patterns on fabric with two techniques; hand-stitched Shibori and soy paste resist printing process
Included class materials
a natural indigo vat, cotton fabric, needles, threads, soy paste, brushes, squeezes, and stencils
Schedule
• Teatime & Book review (a short Q&A): 10:00- 10:20 am
Printing/directly applying soy paste on fabric: 10:20-11:00 am (requires a drying time)
Shibori stitching on fabric: 11:00-11:30 am
Lunch break: 11:30-12:00 am (Students can continue to work)
Fabric dyeing time with indigo vat: 12:00-13:30
Wrap up & final Q&A: 13:30-14:00 (2 pm)
with Rosa Sung Ji Chang from Indigo Shade Map
This workshop begins with a relaxing tea time and reviewing a newly published picture book “My Indigo World” and original artworks that have been included in the book. Many of the artworks in the book are created with two printing techniques on fabric; hand stitched shibori and soy paste resist. Those two techniques have been traditionally practiced in East Asia including China, Japan, and Korea. Participants will focus on learning about the basics of Korean indigo that is widely grown in Baltimore, hand stitched shibori, and soy paste resist technique. All dyeing materials will be provided in this session. Each participant can bring one small fabric item made with natural fibers to apply either soy paste or shibori stitching patterns.
This is the perfect time you can dye your own short sleeve t-shirt and a tote bag with indigo!
All participants will be given a baby indigo seedling as a special gift for the My Indigo World launching event for all participants. Signed copies of My Indigo World will be available for sale upon request.
Date: Saturday, June 3rd
Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Class Duration: 4 hours (30 min lunch break)
Location: Blue Light Junction
209 McAllister Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
*masking is mandatory in the studio during the workshop (with the exception of eating/drinking)
__________________________________________
Class Details:
Learning outcomes
Learning about how to prepare and dye fabrics with a natural indigo vat
Creating patterns on fabric with two techniques; hand-stitched Shibori and soy paste resist printing process
Included class materials
a natural indigo vat, cotton fabric, needles, threads, soy paste, brushes, squeezes, and stencils
Schedule
• Teatime & Book review (a short Q&A): 10:00- 10:20 am
Printing/directly applying soy paste on fabric: 10:20-11:00 am (requires a drying time)
Shibori stitching on fabric: 11:00-11:30 am
Lunch break: 11:30-12:00 am (Students can continue to work)
Fabric dyeing time with indigo vat: 12:00-13:30
Wrap up & final Q&A: 13:30-14:00 (2 pm)