Join us for an immersive experience in the world of natural dyes! Our workshops offer a unique opportunity to work with natural plants and minerals, learn aspects of this diverse artform, and discover the beauty of natural color. These sustainable techniques will inspire you to create beautiful textiles while connecting with the natural environment.
Come explore the world of natural dyes with us!

Workshops held near Mullumbimby NSW

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Eco print on paper Workshop
Nature on paper
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From 40 Australian dollars
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Botanical Eco-Printing Workshop
Discover the art of Botanical leaf printing
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From 120 Australian dollars
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Natural Dyes 101 - Foundations (2 day workshop)

Upcycling with Natural dyes - bring your own garments to dye

Tie Dye and Shibori with Natural dyes

Specific dye plant masterclass

Eco printing on paper

Eco printing textiles

Monthly dye club meetup - A different dye pot each month.

Natural Dyes course (ongoing learning)

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Retreat - multi day immersion

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