Indigo On the Go!
213 N Stephanie Street Suite E Henderson, NV 89074 702-563-8600
http://www.quiltique.com
Indigo On the Go! A new take on the ancient art of Shibori
“Shibori” is a term that encompasses many different methods of dyeing patterns into cloth by binding, stitching, folding, twisting, and compressing, using an unexpected set of tools as “resists.” While the roots of Shibori are predominantly from Japan, many cultures have put their own twist on things. Now you can learn a modern and fresh approach to these ancient techniques, and create your own collection of beautiful cotton Shibori fabrics. Along with our modern take on tools and techniques, we will also take a fresh look at Indigo dye. Hands On Hand Dyes will provide each student with their own set of reusable Shibori tools, dye, fixatives, detergent, instructions, and ample 100 % “PFD” fabric to explore each of the Shibori methods learned. This is a technique driven class that provides tons of inspiration!
June 7, 2014 10 a.m. to 4:40 p.m.
HURRY – cla ss space i s limited a nd this class will fill quickly! Workshop Fee - $55 – Due at registration To register visit http://www.quiltique.com or call 702-563-8600
Kit Fee - $100 – This kit MUST be ordered in advance before May 24, 2014 Look for the Class reservation under the Hands On Classes tab http://www.handsonhanddyes.com Supply List Safety pins (at least 20) and straight pins 1 gallon plastic jugs Craft scissors and small embroidery scissors and Seam Ripper Permanent Sharpie Marker and Purple Air Dry Marker Hand sewing needles for running basting stitches Heavy Duty or Upholstery thread – dark color 2 Bins – apx. 24 x 17 x 6 Binder Clips – medium, and large at least 12 Roll of Paper Towels Roll of Masking Tape 24” Clear Ruler (for marking fabric)
http://www.quiltique.com
Indigo On the Go! A new take on the ancient art of Shibori
“Shibori” is a term that encompasses many different methods of dyeing patterns into cloth by binding, stitching, folding, twisting, and compressing, using an unexpected set of tools as “resists.” While the roots of Shibori are predominantly from Japan, many cultures have put their own twist on things. Now you can learn a modern and fresh approach to these ancient techniques, and create your own collection of beautiful cotton Shibori fabrics. Along with our modern take on tools and techniques, we will also take a fresh look at Indigo dye. Hands On Hand Dyes will provide each student with their own set of reusable Shibori tools, dye, fixatives, detergent, instructions, and ample 100 % “PFD” fabric to explore each of the Shibori methods learned. This is a technique driven class that provides tons of inspiration!
June 7, 2014 10 a.m. to 4:40 p.m.
HURRY – cla ss space i s limited a nd this class will fill quickly! Workshop Fee - $55 – Due at registration To register visit http://www.quiltique.com or call 702-563-8600
Kit Fee - $100 – This kit MUST be ordered in advance before May 24, 2014 Look for the Class reservation under the Hands On Classes tab http://www.handsonhanddyes.com Supply List Safety pins (at least 20) and straight pins 1 gallon plastic jugs Craft scissors and small embroidery scissors and Seam Ripper Permanent Sharpie Marker and Purple Air Dry Marker Hand sewing needles for running basting stitches Heavy Duty or Upholstery thread – dark color 2 Bins – apx. 24 x 17 x 6 Binder Clips – medium, and large at least 12 Roll of Paper Towels Roll of Masking Tape 24” Clear Ruler (for marking fabric)
