What's included?

Make your own dyes from waste materials in your kitchen.

    1. Natural dyeing

Course Details

  • $19.00
  • 1 lesson
  • 1 instructional PDF
  • 1 video lesson

Tell me more...

In this workshop Liz will show you how to create dyes from waste materials like coffee, tea, onion skins and avocado pits in a household kitchen.

  • Level and equipment

    This course is suitable for beginners through to advanced artisans. Only basic equipment and materials are needed, including:

    DMC 6 strand embroidery floss, Stainless steel pots, Spoons and or stainless steel tongs, Coffee filters, Glass jars, Rubber gloves, Avocado pips, Tea bags, Coffee grounds, Tea bags, Onion skins, Salt, Water and Vinegar.

  • Bonus Material

    Downloadable PDF with step by step instructions.

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Instructor

Liz Sofield

Liz Sofield is a textile and ceramic artist, creating geometric inspired artworks and ceramics, that expresses her love of patterns and rhythm. Transforming a tactile and meditative process of folding, hand stitching and crocheting. Trained in both interior and textile design, Liz established her artistic practice whilst living in a remote, mining town in Western Australia, where she lived for a short period of time. Liz found that quality art supplies were not readily available, so she turned to her textile making skills to create delicate artworks using simply paper and thread. “When my son Liam was seven, he became obsessed with making paper planes. So I would sit with him and fold. To make sure my daughter Rosabella didn’t feel left out, I would fold paper flowers. This playing with the twins sparked a fascination with origami and I began combining it with my hand stitching.” - Liz Sofield