Kumo "Spider" Tie Dye Kitchen Towel
Kumo "Spider" Tie Dye Kitchen Towel
Instructor: Amy Guerrero, Sunshine Craft Co Owner
Location: Sunshine Craft Co (address/map here)
Available Dates:
Saturday, October 28th, 10-11:30am
Perfect for this spooky time of year, during this workshop you will learn the Japanese shibori resist technique “kumo” — literally translated spider! This technique involves multiple rubberbanded “legs” to create your spider and then results in an all-over web design once dyed and revealed.
Shibori is a Japanese dyeing technique that involves folding, twisting or bunching cloth to create resist patterns. Once the fabric is bound, we’ll use a fiber-reactive dye to get a deep dark blackish color to set the design in a high-contrast colorway!
What's Included:
- 1.5 hours of guided instruction
- Binding materials
- Dye materials including gloves and take-home bags
- 2 cotton floursack kitchen towels (28in x 28in)
Holiday Special
Grab a 2-guest ticket and automatically get 20% off your tickets!
Studio Policies: Please see below
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COVID Considerations:
This is an in-studio event for approximately 12 guests. We distance groups as much as possible and encourage awareness of the CDC guidelines for masking. Check our current studio mask policy here.
Cancellation Policy:
All workshop registrations are final - see our policy here.
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