BYO Indigo 11.16
Is your favorite white tee stained? Do your dishtowels look hopelessly dirty? If so, you're not alone! People tell us often that they wish they could have a big indigo dye bath to revive their favorite items with a fresh look. If experimenting with your upcycled tops, towels, sheets, or whatever sounds like fun, join us for this bring your own (BYO) items to indigo dye workshop. It's be great for your wardrobe and the planet 🌏.
All items must be made of natural fibers like cotton, linen, silk, or wool—no synthetics, like polyester. You’ll get enough dye for five pounds of fabric (about ten t-shirt-sized items). Artist Margaret Seelie will show you ancient Japanese binding techniques to create cool designs.
Saturday 11.16 from 11:00am – 2:00pm at Sealevel SF in the Sunset.
Is your favorite white tee stained? Do your dishtowels look hopelessly dirty? If so, you're not alone! People tell us often that they wish they could have a big indigo dye bath to revive their favorite items with a fresh look. If experimenting with your upcycled tops, towels, sheets, or whatever sounds like fun, join us for this bring your own (BYO) items to indigo dye workshop. It's be great for your wardrobe and the planet 🌏.
All items must be made of natural fibers like cotton, linen, silk, or wool—no synthetics, like polyester. You’ll get enough dye for five pounds of fabric (about ten t-shirt-sized items). Artist Margaret Seelie will show you ancient Japanese binding techniques to create cool designs.
Saturday 11.16 from 11:00am – 2:00pm at Sealevel SF in the Sunset.
Is your favorite white tee stained? Do your dishtowels look hopelessly dirty? If so, you're not alone! People tell us often that they wish they could have a big indigo dye bath to revive their favorite items with a fresh look. If experimenting with your upcycled tops, towels, sheets, or whatever sounds like fun, join us for this bring your own (BYO) items to indigo dye workshop. It's be great for your wardrobe and the planet 🌏.
All items must be made of natural fibers like cotton, linen, silk, or wool—no synthetics, like polyester. You’ll get enough dye for five pounds of fabric (about ten t-shirt-sized items). Artist Margaret Seelie will show you ancient Japanese binding techniques to create cool designs.
Saturday 11.16 from 11:00am – 2:00pm at Sealevel SF in the Sunset.