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BOOKINGS NOW LIVE FOR THE FASHION DISTRICT FESTIVAL 2025 | 3-8 JUNE | SPITALFIELDS E1

Screen Printing with Natural Dyes with Colour Earth – MAKE

Friday 6 June
16:50 – 18:30 | 18:30 – 20:00

Makers Space | The Mezzanine (above the Real Greek), Old Spitalfields Market, 6 Horner Square, London E1 6EW

Design and print your own T-shirt or tote bag in this sustainable screen printing workshop led by Colour Earth.

Join Colour Earth for an engaging and immersive workshop where participants will have the opportunity to design and print their own T-shirt or tote bag using Colour Earth’s natural-inspired designs and their signature Regen Ink print paste.

Attendees will select from four pre-designed screens inspired by plants and fungi and learn how to print their chosen design onto 100% certified organic cotton. Throughout the workshop, they’ll be guided through the fundamentals of screen printing, from sustainable fashion dyeing techniques and using an aluminium frame, to applying and fixing screen printing paste. The session will also explore how to care for the finished piece to ensure it lasts.

All materials will be provided, including aprons and gloves.

Colour Earth
Colour Earth is a regenerative alternative to synthetic dyes and printing inks, made of plants that heal polluted ecosystems as they grow. Primarily utilised for screen printing applications onto textiles, Colour Earth helps the fashion industry move into a more sustainable and ethical future. Our project rewilds polluted landscapes and builds local community whilst helping people reconnect to nature. 

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