Intermediate Wool Spinning Course
Product Description
Description
- Refine your hand spinning techniques across various fibre types
- Talk about natural dyeing and colour extraction techniques
- Sharing experience on Indigo dyeing with regionally sourced materials
Deborah Everson White
Passionate and experienced spinner with over 20 years of expertise in traditional and contemporary spinning techniques. Dedicated to sharing the craft with diverse communities and fostering sustainable textile practices. Skilled in natural dyeing methods, particularly indigo dyeing using locally sourced ingredients. Actively engaged in international textile development projects.
Details
Improve your hand spinning wool techniques.
$150 per person (fully catered)
Bring your own spinning wheel or borrow ours.
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