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Atelier Archive I: The Woodland Veil

$48.00

Atelier Archive I: The Woodland Veil— A dark botanical silk velvet study.

In this workshop, you'll learn how to combine ecoprinting and natural dye techniques to create a dramatic textile infused with the beauty of fresh leaves and flowers. You’ll capture the delicate verdant impressions in sumptuous silk velvet, while a dark logwood carrier blanket provides depth, contrast, and atmosphere.

No sewing is required. Simply arrive with a length of fabric and a curiosity for the natural world.

Atelier Archive I: The Woodland Veil— A dark botanical silk velvet study.

In this workshop, you'll learn how to combine ecoprinting and natural dye techniques to create a dramatic textile infused with the beauty of fresh leaves and flowers. You’ll capture the delicate verdant impressions in sumptuous silk velvet, while a dark logwood carrier blanket provides depth, contrast, and atmosphere.

No sewing is required. Simply arrive with a length of fabric and a curiosity for the natural world.

    • Instant digital PDF download

    • Private course link

    • Password-protected workshop access

    • One year of access from the date of purchase

    • Learn at your own pace

  • When you purchase this workshop, you will receive a digital PDF download containing a private course link and password.

    Simply save the PDF for future reference. Using the private link and password provided, you may access the workshop at any time for one year from the date of purchase.

    There are no physical materials shipped and no membership required. Once purchased, you'll have the flexibility to return to the lessons whenever you wish throughout your access period.

    • How to select and prepare fresh leaves for ecoprinting

    • Techniques for thoughtful composition and leaf placement

    • Methods for achieving clear, detailed botanical impressions

    • The role of tannins and iron in shaping color and definition

    • Video lesson with a demo for printing with a logwood dye carrier blanket

  • A copy of my book, Printing from the Garden, is an important tool for recipes, techniques and the glossary.

    Basic natural dye supplies such as stainless steel pots, plastic buckets, mixing spoons, scales and access to are stove for steaming bundles is required.

  • A finished silk or lightweight natural fiber shawl adorned with the unique imprint of spring leaves.