Make Eco-dyed Silk and Cotton Head Scarves

Online Classes

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Craft

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Textiles

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Shibori and Fabric Dyeing

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Kid Friendly

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Sustainability

Make Eco-dyed Silk and Cotton Head Scarves

With DIY craft kit delivered to you

Forage flowers, bundle and cook natural colour into fabrics.

Inside Jo B

5.0 (4)

2k followers

ClassBento donates with every booking to

45 mins

3 to 50

$90 (or 4 payments of $22.50 via- Afterpay)

Online Classes

•

Craft

•

Textiles

•

Shibori and Fabric Dyeing

•

Kid Friendly

•

Sustainability

How it works

Request your preferred time

We'll send a ClassBento Box to you (a craft kit with what you'll need). Shipping is free, and you'll get your box delivered in time for your class. We ship nationwide.

Enjoy the online class - after booking, you'll get a link to join the interactive class.

What you'll do

A playfully inspiring workshop where natural dyeing basics will be shared and experimented with! Perfect for anyone, including beginners, and those looking for unique things to do at home.

In this live online class, you will learn how to bundle eco dye and create with plants and food, plus other natural materials. We will also use flowers, food, weeds and leaves to create eco print patterns on raw cotton with a basic technique simple to do with children and share with friends for gifts!

In this class, you will be making your own natural eco-dyed silk scarf or we can help with another project from your home.

The eco-dyed kit that you will be delivered to your home when booking the class, will help introduce you to the simple joy of bundle dyeing that you can do in your own kitchen pot. It's so much fun to do alone for creative self-care or share with your loved one to make your own scarves together!

Each kit is valued at over $40 each jar with locally foraged ingredients to use to colour fabric.

Please note: If less than two people are booked in we will reschedule the date and time of the workshop. Thanks for your interest in our online workshop.

Knowledge required

Beginner-friendly.

What you'll get in your craft kit

1 x 550ml glass and cork re-useable jar
1 x instructions on how to eco dye
1 x Silk satin scarf (for head or neck with rolled edge) 10cm x 100cm
1 x Pure cotton/unbleached calico or sateen (fabric raw)

30cm x 100cm

1 x Jute string (for silk and cotton bundles)
1 x Glass cork jar of turmeric
Eco dyeing materials: flower petals, seeds, herbs, leaves, tea, onion skins and so much more (most are gathered from my local neighbourhood in Woy Woy on the Central Coast of NSW and some resources are purchased)

What you'll need

Bowl
Pot (steamer if available)
Water
White Vinegar
A cup of soy milk
A small amount of fresh local picked colourful flowers, old berries (or frozen), red cabbage, beetroot (if available)

Suitable for

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 6 years old).

An adult must be present whilst kid(s) engage with the box.

This would also be a lovely gift for her, gift for mum, anniversary gift or birthday gift.

Your teacher

Inside Jo B

5.0 (4)

2k followers

Inside Jo.B is the Textile Design Studio and work of Joanne Broederlow.

Born in Auckland, New Zealand raised there and in Sydney, Australia. Joanne's German Samoan heritage and her family, influence her Textile Art and Design.

She studied Fashion and Construction after graduating High School at East Sydney TECH Fashion Studio.

After having her children, two who suffered from eczema, she looked into the benefits of Organic Cotton clothes and cloth nappies. In 2005 she started the business of ethical baby and children's products online/brick and mortar store in Auckland, New Zealand.

This progressed into her own brand Imp`ish, Organic Cotton Kids Clothes, where she designed her own fabrics for the clothing range. They were hand screen printed in house at the Fair Trade Factory in India. The journey visiting India after designing the fabrics and seeing the Organic Farming from plant to processed printed fabric. Supported ethical and traditional practices of natural materials eco-dyed and printed - the passion for Textile Design was born.

After wrapping up the business end of 2012, relocating to Sydney, and working as a N.S.W Visual Merchandiser for an International Fashion and Homewares company. This fast fashion industry motivated Joanne to return to study at the Sydney Fashion Studio to learn more about Textile Design and Printing.

At the beginning of 2015, the opportunity to start a home-based studio venture was established.

Inside Jo.B is a small slow fashion label that’s focused on one of a kind pieces.

Our fabrics are sourced by local ethical Sydney and Melbourne suppliers that have been in business for nearly 2 decades.

Inside Jo.B is focused on creating minimum waste pieces each design is constructed with this practice and intention. Each garment is one-off created ethically with locally sourced supplies here in Australia made “slow" fashion. These styles are androgynous and appealing to those wanting a unique piece, with fabrication speaking in raw richness, simple cut and conscious that the simplicity of it won’t date; in dresses, tops, kimonos, boleros intimates and pillowslips.