Other study opportunities

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Contact Carole to with any enquiries – and she also teaches at WEST DEAN COLLEGE Contact them direct for latest course dates and availability.

New for 2025 are two painting courses in Italy of which details can be found on the main workshops page.

PAINTING AND SCREENPRINTING

Carole demystifies the use of dyes as a medium for painting and screenprinting onto natural fabrics for art pieces, scarves and clothing, or for interior design projects. She teaches hand-painting techniques and the use of simple stencils as well as photo stencils for textile application.

You need no previous experience, just an enthusiasm or textiles, colour and mark making.

HEAT TRANSFER PRINTING

Glorious colours and instant results using  simple techniques which are easily achieved at home and which explore the impregnation of various fabrics with dye and how marks can be very specifically made – or allowed to create themselves. Painting with liquid dyes allows the medium to run through the weave – whilst printing places the colour exactly where it is wanted through a technique called sublimation (heat transfer) This allows you to print flat colour through hand cut stencils, linear or painted images onto man made fabrics. A fantastic way to transform existing clothing and cloth – easily achieved at home with an iron.

heat transfer montage web

Contact Carole to with any enquiries – and she also teaches at WEST DEAN COLLEGE Contact them direct for latest course dates and availability.

PAINTING AND SCREENPRINTING

Carole demystifies the use of dyes as a medium for painting and screenprinting onto natural fabrics for art pieces, scarves and clothing, or for interior design projects. She teaches hand-painting techniques and the use of simple stencils as well as photo stencils for textile application.

You need no previous experience, just an enthusiasm or textiles, colour and mark making.

HEAT TRANSFER PRINTING

Glorious colours and instant results using  simple techniques which are easily achieved at home and which explore the impregnation of various fabrics with dye and how marks can be very specifically made – or allowed to create themselves. Painting with liquid dyes allows the medium to run through the weave – whilst printing places the colour exactly where it is wanted through a technique called sublimation (heat transfer) This allows you to print flat colour through hand cut stencils, linear or painted images onto man made fabrics. A fantastic way to transform existing clothing and cloth – easily achieved at home with an iron.