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Embracing the Mystery: Making a Quilt with Cyanotype Prints

  • 121 South Main Street Lexington, VA 24450 USA (map)

In this workshop we’ll work with themes of light and dark, shadows and ghosts, and collaborations with the unknown, as we learn how to make prints on fabric using the magic of cyanotypes. We’ll take inspiration from the land, collecting shapes that call to us in the form of leaves, sticks, flowers, or feathers, and practice deep listening with some guided journal prompts. Once we make our prints, we’ll use the fabric to make a small quilt, adding stitches as another layer of meaning. Along the way we’ll explore elements of composition, design, embracing mistakes, and the basics of quilt making.

Read more about other retreat programs and instructor Katherine Ferrier here. Class is at a private home outside of Lexington, VA. Address will be provided after you register.

Materials fee: Kits will be provided for a fee of $15, and include treated fabric for prints, batting, and backing fabric. 

6 hours + 1 hour for lunch (included)

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