About this Event
As Spring approaches, why not join OLLIE for a relaxing morning of crafts held at our community garden!
Join local artist Hazel, who draws upon her extensive experience from her allotment. Hazel will guide you in cultivating plants for dyeing purposes and reveal the enchanting process of extracting vibrant colours from plants such as marigolds, nettles, lavender, and hibiscus, along with colour-blending techniques.
You'll have the opportunity to create unique dye patterns on either fabric or paper, gaining hands-on experience. By the end of the workshop, you'll depart with the knowledge and confidence to further explore natural dyeing techniques at home.
Emphasising sustainable practices, we will use sticks and foraged materials to apply the dyes throughout the workshop, reflecting the importance of responsibly sourced materials.
All crafting materials will be provided for your convenience.
**Please note, all workshops are open to all individuals and families, however, those under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or carer.
General Session Information:
Due to the cost of matierals and trainer fee's general admission tickets are £5. If cost is a barrier and you need a fully funded ticket please email [email protected]
If you book a ticket and then are unexpectedly unable to attend this event, even at the very last minute, please do let us know before the session, either by returning to Eventbrite or by emailing [email protected]
Please note that this workshop is weather dependent, and so it might be subject to last minute cancellation if the weather conditions are too poor to run the event properly. If this is the case, you will be notified by email within 24 hours prior to the event, and a full refund will be possible through Eventbrite.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Sandridge Road Allotments, 26 Marshall Avenue, St Albans, United Kingdom
GBP 5.00 to GBP 20.00
