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25 March 2023 - 26 March 2023 ( 10 hours, 1 weeks )
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Waterloo Centre
A resist dye method, working with hot wax, using traditional tools to create a variety of patterns, marks and figurative imagery on cloth. Paint directly onto the cloth with fibre reactive dyes, to create colourful and expressive designs with this very versatile technique. Suitable for all levels.
Batik textile examples and tools will be studied and discussed. The tutor will then demonstrate the use of tools for 'drawing and mark making on cloth; the mixing and use of dyes and how to use the steamer to fix dye colour. You will be given regular feed back during the course.
Open to all levels, beginners and more advanced students
The textiles studio is located in the Nancy Seear block on the second floor accessible by stairs or lift and stair lift combined. If you have any mobility support needs please contact ALS on 020 7450 1972 before enrolling
You can bring sketch books, photographs and other forms of visual imagery for design inspiration. Fabric is available for purchase, however you are welcome to bring your own fine cottons and silks to use. An apron to protect your clothes.
Follow @textilesatmorley for inspiration on Instagram. Morley College Textiles department offers a range of exciting creative courses from absolute beginners to advanced, please check the website for further details.
