True Colors: Developing A Personal Palette

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Name: True Colors: Developing A Personal Palette
Date: June 9, 2014 - June 13, 2014
Event Description:

For the dyer, the many choices of dye colors available can lead to confusion and disappointment in color outcomes. This class will help you choose the pure color that will suit you in developing your own personal palette.

Carol has dyed over 80 individual palettes, which she will share with you through slide presentations, discussions, and hands -on dyeing. Brilliant yellows, passionate purples, rich reds, astounding blues and soothing greens as well as necessary neutrals will be yours to mix using Procion MX dyes.

Students will dye up from 8 to 30 yards of cotton (depending on whether one-yard cuts or fat quarter cuts are chosen) using low water immersion techniques.  On the first day, we will develop concepts through lecture and discussion, and do some exercises to get familiar with the pure hues. On the days following, we will dye yardage using low water immersion techniques, resulting in both solid-colored and multi-colored cloth and explore the possibilities of layering color to enrich the palette, both through overdyeing and through numerous printmaking techniques.

Though some experience with fiber reactive dyes is recommended, this class is suitable both for those who have had Carol’s class Color Mixing for Dyers, and for those who have not.

Location:
Madeline Island School of the Arts
Date/Time Information:
Class generally runs 9am - 4pm, with an hour break for lunch.
Contact Information:
Phone: 715.747.2054
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