Immerse yourself in a full day of expressive, colour‑rich screen printing as you explore painterly, polychromatic techniques on cotton and silk. This workshop is designed for those who want to push beyond flat, single‑colour prints and discover the fluid, intuitive side of screen printing. Working directly with dyes you’ll learn how to blend, brush, and manipulate colour on the screen to create beautiful one‑of‑a‑kind designs.
You’ll begin by experimenting with mark‑making and painterly application methods, building confidence as you explore how dyes behave on fabric. Through guided play and sample‑making, you’ll develop a personal palette and visual language before moving on to your final piece. By the end of the day, you’ll have created a unique printed silk neckerchief, perfect for framing, wearing, or incorporating into future textile projects.
All materials are provided, and the workshop offers a relaxed, supportive environment ideal for confident beginners and experienced printers looking to expand their creative toolkit.
What You’ll Learn
Painterly screen‑printing techniques using dyes and pigments
How to manipulate colour directly on the screen
Mark‑making and expressive colour application on fabric
How dyes interact with fabric
Sample making to develop skills before creating a final artwork
How to design and print a unique polychromatic silk piece
Workshop Details
📅 When: See options box for available dates
📍Where: Studio 1/10, Deemouth Artist Studios, Aberdeen
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations 2 weeks before the date will receive a full refund
Cancellations up to 7 days before date will receive a 60% refund
Cancellations between 6 to 3 days before the date will receive a 40% refund
Cancellations between 2 days before and up to the date will not receive a refund unless the space can be filled.
If you contact us 7 days before the original workshop date we will try and move you on to another date if one is set up.
Questions? Just let me know! Pop an email to hello@paperhousesdesign.com
Immerse yourself in a full day of expressive, colour‑rich screen printing as you explore painterly, polychromatic techniques on cotton and silk. This workshop is designed for those who want to push beyond flat, single‑colour prints and discover the fluid, intuitive side of screen printing. Working directly with dyes you’ll learn how to blend, brush, and manipulate colour on the screen to create beautiful one‑of‑a‑kind designs.
You’ll begin by experimenting with mark‑making and painterly application methods, building confidence as you explore how dyes behave on fabric. Through guided play and sample‑making, you’ll develop a personal palette and visual language before moving on to your final piece. By the end of the day, you’ll have created a unique printed silk neckerchief, perfect for framing, wearing, or incorporating into future textile projects.
All materials are provided, and the workshop offers a relaxed, supportive environment ideal for confident beginners and experienced printers looking to expand their creative toolkit.
What You’ll Learn
Painterly screen‑printing techniques using dyes and pigments
How to manipulate colour directly on the screen
Mark‑making and expressive colour application on fabric
How dyes interact with fabric
Sample making to develop skills before creating a final artwork
How to design and print a unique polychromatic silk piece
Workshop Details
📅 When: See options box for available dates
📍Where: Studio 1/10, Deemouth Artist Studios, Aberdeen
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations 2 weeks before the date will receive a full refund
Cancellations up to 7 days before date will receive a 60% refund
Cancellations between 6 to 3 days before the date will receive a 40% refund
Cancellations between 2 days before and up to the date will not receive a refund unless the space can be filled.
If you contact us 7 days before the original workshop date we will try and move you on to another date if one is set up.
Questions? Just let me know! Pop an email to hello@paperhousesdesign.com
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