Join the Eco Crafternoon: Natural Dye Workshop in London at the Poplar Union on January 27, 2024. This creative and sustainable workshop offers an opportunity to learn the art of dyeing clothes using mordants and adding decorative stitches to dyed items. The workshop focuses on natural dyes, promoting a low waste and sustainable approach. Participants are encouraged to bring an item made of 100% natural fibers for dyeing. As part of the experimentation, the workshop aims to dye Poplar Union yoga blankets. To enrich the colors, attendees are invited to contribute to the collection of various dyestuffs. Onion skins, specifically the dry outer skin in yellow or red, avocado skin and pits (which can be kept in the freezer until needed), old or expired spices like turmeric and paprika, and rhubarb leaves (with caution due to their toxicity) are all welcome contributions. Every little bit helps! Immerse yourself in the world of natural dyes and explore sustainable practices in this engaging workshop. Don't miss this opportunity to learn, share, and experiment with the art of natural dyeing. Secure your spot at the Eco Crafternoon: Natural Dye Workshop today for just £4.

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