Learn the ancient art of Shibori dyeing! Create fabulous wearables using Indigo dye for yourself or to give as gifts. Several different techniques will be taught and participants will choose how to prep their fabrics. On Day 1, students will create TWO silk scarves - over $100 retail value - from start to finish! On Day 2, students may opt to create a large cotton tote or 2 cotton scarves. Students will spend time prepping the fabric before soaking. The fabric will then be submerged multiple times in the dye vat before rinsing thoroughly and hanging to dry. You'll be sure to "ooh and aah" over your results. Come see why everyone loves Shibori!
Students should bring their own pair of rubber gloves, longer-styled dish-washing gloves work best.
An artist working in many mediums, Sue Fox Mitrano of Blue Fox Studio, currently creates Shibori textiles and nature-inspired linocut prints. Her hand-dyed silk, cotton, and wool scarves are made with traditional Shibori techniques as well as original designs. Sue is also a certified K-12 Art Teacher with a BFA in Graphic Design from Syracuse University and a BA in Art Education, teaching in public and private schools. She has been teaching children and adults at art centers for over 15 years. www.bluefoxstudio.net and @bluefoxstudio_ on Instagram.
The Cape Cod Museum of Art is committed to making Art accessible to everyone in the Cape Cod Community. The Museum School Scholarship Fund provides tuition assistance to qualified, year-round Cape Cod residents ages 6 and up. Go to ccmoa.org/classes to apply.
Cancellation policy: CCMoA must be notified 1 week prior for refund.
