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SUMMARY:Dyeing with Indigo
DESCRIPTION:Art4All invites you to explore natural dyeing to create a range of tie dye fabrics using natural indigo and shibori style tie dye techniques. \nBook your ticket here \nThis event is part of the WOVEN community programme. If you have any questions please contact Art4All. \n 
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/dyeing-with-indigo/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop,Natural Dying
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SUMMARY:Woad: a year of colour
DESCRIPTION:How many times have you heard the word ‘Woad’? Probably not very often at all\, but woad has been woven through history from pre-history to the present day; its influence has permeated society and influenced culture. Although known traditionally for its blue colour\, woad provides a vibrant spectrum of colours that can be used for dyeing fabrics\, printing and even painting! \nJoin us over the next twelve months on a journey into understanding this amazing plant. We will investigate and experiment over the year to explore the wide range of uses of woad including dyeing fabrics and clothing\, different styles of printing and also using it to paint onto a variety of objects. Participants can join us on just one\, several or even all of our workshops to find out what a diverse and interesting plant woad really is. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/woad-a-year-of-colour/2023-10-14/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Woad: a year of colour
DESCRIPTION:How many times have you heard the word ‘Woad’? Probably not very often at all\, but woad has been woven through history from pre-history to the present day; its influence has permeated society and influenced culture. Although known traditionally for its blue colour\, woad provides a vibrant spectrum of colours that can be used for dyeing fabrics\, printing and even painting! \nJoin us over the next twelve months on a journey into understanding this amazing plant. We will investigate and experiment over the year to explore the wide range of uses of woad including dyeing fabrics and clothing\, different styles of printing and also using it to paint onto a variety of objects. Participants can join us on just one\, several or even all of our workshops to find out what a diverse and interesting plant woad really is. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/woad-a-year-of-colour/2024-05-11/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Woad: a year of colour
DESCRIPTION:How many times have you heard the word ‘Woad’? Probably not very often at all\, but woad has been woven through history from pre-history to the present day; its influence has permeated society and influenced culture. Although known traditionally for its blue colour\, woad provides a vibrant spectrum of colours that can be used for dyeing fabrics\, printing and even painting! \nJoin us over the next twelve months on a journey into understanding this amazing plant. We will investigate and experiment over the year to explore the wide range of uses of woad including dyeing fabrics and clothing\, different styles of printing and also using it to paint onto a variety of objects. Participants can join us on just one\, several or even all of our workshops to find out what a diverse and interesting plant woad really is. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/woad-a-year-of-colour/2024-06-08/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Woad: a year of colour
DESCRIPTION:How many times have you heard the word ‘Woad’? Probably not very often at all\, but woad has been woven through history from pre-history to the present day; its influence has permeated society and influenced culture. Although known traditionally for its blue colour\, woad provides a vibrant spectrum of colours that can be used for dyeing fabrics\, printing and even painting! \nJoin us over the next twelve months on a journey into understanding this amazing plant. We will investigate and experiment over the year to explore the wide range of uses of woad including dyeing fabrics and clothing\, different styles of printing and also using it to paint onto a variety of objects. Participants can join us on just one\, several or even all of our workshops to find out what a diverse and interesting plant woad really is. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/woad-a-year-of-colour/2024-07-13/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Woad: a year of colour
DESCRIPTION:How many times have you heard the word ‘Woad’? Probably not very often at all\, but woad has been woven through history from pre-history to the present day; its influence has permeated society and influenced culture. Although known traditionally for its blue colour\, woad provides a vibrant spectrum of colours that can be used for dyeing fabrics\, printing and even painting! \nJoin us over the next twelve months on a journey into understanding this amazing plant. We will investigate and experiment over the year to explore the wide range of uses of woad including dyeing fabrics and clothing\, different styles of printing and also using it to paint onto a variety of objects. Participants can join us on just one\, several or even all of our workshops to find out what a diverse and interesting plant woad really is. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/woad-a-year-of-colour/2024-08-17/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Woad: a year of colour
DESCRIPTION:How many times have you heard the word ‘Woad’? Probably not very often at all\, but woad has been woven through history from pre-history to the present day; its influence has permeated society and influenced culture. Although known traditionally for its blue colour\, woad provides a vibrant spectrum of colours that can be used for dyeing fabrics\, printing and even painting! \nJoin us over the next twelve months on a journey into understanding this amazing plant. We will investigate and experiment over the year to explore the wide range of uses of woad including dyeing fabrics and clothing\, different styles of printing and also using it to paint onto a variety of objects. Participants can join us on just one\, several or even all of our workshops to find out what a diverse and interesting plant woad really is. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/woad-a-year-of-colour/2024-09-07/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Rust Printing a Bag For Life
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the art of rust printing using a range of wires and found objects to create interesting and decorative patterns on a bag for life canvas bag. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/rust-printing-a-bag-for-life/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Quilted: Community\, Creativity and Care - Batley
DESCRIPTION:Quilted celebrates the powerful art of quiltmaking. Stitching a quilt can be an act of protest\, a gesture of care\, or an opportunity to connect with other people. Quilts can be personal and heartfelt\, made with a particular individual in mind. Quiltmaking can also be a collective activity: people can work together to explore and share social\, political and creative ideas. \nQuilted represents the work of many hands and reveals multiple stories. The exhibition brings together three distinct groups of quilts to provide a rich conversation about quiltmaking today. \nThe Threads of Survival quilts were produced across the UK by over 160 people during the Covid-19 pandemic. Many of these quilts were made in challenging times and in difficult circumstances. Threads of Survival is an ongoing project and is open to all. Several communities have made new quilts in response to the exhibition as it has toured. The exhibition here\, for example\, features new quilts made by communities in Leeds and Rotherham.  \nThe exhibition also features quilts made by local communities working across Kirklees. These quilts reveal the remarkable creativity and commitment of groups and collectives dedicated to caring for others\, combating isolation and encouraging community action. \nQuiltmaking remains an important medium for artists today. Quilted features a range of quilts made by individual textile artists and makers based in and around Kirklees. These quilts reveal a host of innovative methods\, ideas and narratives. \nThere are lots of ways to explore your creativity with textiles. At Huddersfield Art Gallery: Unit 7\, there is a full programme of talks\, presentations and workshops designed to encourage people to meet\, stitch and learn together.  \nThis event listing is for Bagshaw Museum. Opening hours: Tuesday\, Wednesday\, Thursday 1100-1700\, Saturday and Sunday 1200-1700 \nPlease check the Huddersfield Art Gallery listing for opening times and location details. \n 
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/quilted-community-creativity-and-care-batley/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,WOVEN Commissioned
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SUMMARY:Solar Dyed Silk Scarves Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to create a solar dyed silk scarf using natural dyes and tie dye techniques including shibori inspired tying techniques. \nBook Your Place
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/solar-dyed-silk-scarves-workshop/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Submitted,Demonstration/Workshop
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SUMMARY:Stencil Printing Using Indigo
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to create paper stencils that can be used with indigo pigment paste to create prints on fabric and paper. \nThe workshop will be run by Growing Colour Together artist Jane Howroyd. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE
URL:https://woveninkirklees.co.uk/event/stencil-printing-using-indigo/
LOCATION:Bagshaw Museum\, Wilton Park\, Batley\, West Yorkshire\, WF17 0AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Demonstration/Workshop
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