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Introduction to Prehistoric Textiles - Recordings & Live Q&A in October
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Grow Your Own Dye Plants - 9th April - 8th October 2025
The Celtic Wheel of the Year: Botanical Ink-making With Karn John - 30th April - 24th September
Pigments, Paints, Pastels, & Pens With Caroline Ross
A Colourful Curriculum With Ione Maria Rojas - 8th July
Working with English Ivy - 2nd September 2025
Paper Making With Sarah Grace Dye - 9th September - 25th November
Introduction to Prehistoric Textiles - Recordings & Live Q&A in October
Long Online Programmes
Natural Colour Making For Artists - Ongoing
Printing & Painting On Textiles - Starting in 2026
Lake Pigment Making Deep Dive - Starting in 2026
Making & Working With Natural Art Materials - Starting in 2026
Mentoring
Study Groups
Recordings Available Until 30th June 2025
Monotype Printmaking Activities for Children - Recording Available
Burning Earths For Colour - Recording Available
Anthotype Printing With Anna Lukala - Recording Available
An Archaeology of Paints - Recording Available
Making Natural Handmade House Paints - Recording Available
Seaweed Gesso With Annie Hogg - Recording Available
Verdigris - Exploring the Art and Science of Copper Pigments - Recording Available
Earth Pigments of Britain: Part One & Two - Recordings Available
In Person Offerings
South West Colour Makers' Gathering
Found and Ground: Making Natural Art Materials - 5 Days With Caroline Ross in Devon
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Grow Your Own Dye Plants - 9th April - 8th October 2025
The Celtic Wheel of the Year: Botanical Ink-making With Karn John - 30th April - 24th September
Pigments, Paints, Pastels, & Pens With Caroline Ross
A Colourful Curriculum With Ione Maria Rojas - 8th July
Working with English Ivy - 2nd September 2025
Paper Making With Sarah Grace Dye - 9th September - 25th November
Introduction to Prehistoric Textiles - Recordings & Live Q&A in October
Folder: Long Online Programmes
Back
Natural Colour Making For Artists - Ongoing
Printing & Painting On Textiles - Starting in 2026
Lake Pigment Making Deep Dive - Starting in 2026
Making & Working With Natural Art Materials - Starting in 2026
Mentoring
Study Groups
Folder: Recordings Available Until 30th June 2025
Back
Monotype Printmaking Activities for Children - Recording Available
Burning Earths For Colour - Recording Available
Anthotype Printing With Anna Lukala - Recording Available
An Archaeology of Paints - Recording Available
Making Natural Handmade House Paints - Recording Available
Seaweed Gesso With Annie Hogg - Recording Available
Verdigris - Exploring the Art and Science of Copper Pigments - Recording Available
Earth Pigments of Britain: Part One & Two - Recordings Available
Folder: In Person Offerings
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Study Clubs Study Group With Isobel Denton - Spring/Summer 2025
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Study Group With Isobel Denton - Spring/Summer 2025

£58.50
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Timing: Wednesdays 6-8pm (GMT and GMT+1 from the end of March) (11am-1pm PST)

Term Dates: 1st Wednesday of each month: March 5th, April 2nd, May 7th, June 4th, July 2nd, August 6th

Payment: £58.50 for 6 months for six sessions.

​These sessions are recorded. The group is limited to 12 people

Facilitated by Isobel Denton 

Issy is a textile artist specialising in traditional practices creating natural inks & dyes for textile & paper applications.  She works from her studio in West Yorkshire under the name of ‘abitmoreink’.  She became interested in dyes, and dyeing techniques whilst originally working in theatre, film and television, as a costumier.  For the last 3 years she has been creating an extensive dye garden - growing plants for use in her own practice. Presently, she is focussed on  developing a 3D sculptural work using various traditional craft practices and making paper using plants such as flax and other materials she either grows, or forages locally. In addition to her own practice she regularly delivers workshops at various venues. She also works with many arts based organisations and in schools, to create pieces for exhibitions that explore the narrative of natural dyeing and related processes.

@abitmoreink

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Timing: Wednesdays 6-8pm (GMT and GMT+1 from the end of March) (11am-1pm PST)

Term Dates: 1st Wednesday of each month: March 5th, April 2nd, May 7th, June 4th, July 2nd, August 6th

Payment: £58.50 for 6 months for six sessions.

​These sessions are recorded. The group is limited to 12 people

Facilitated by Isobel Denton 

Issy is a textile artist specialising in traditional practices creating natural inks & dyes for textile & paper applications.  She works from her studio in West Yorkshire under the name of ‘abitmoreink’.  She became interested in dyes, and dyeing techniques whilst originally working in theatre, film and television, as a costumier.  For the last 3 years she has been creating an extensive dye garden - growing plants for use in her own practice. Presently, she is focussed on  developing a 3D sculptural work using various traditional craft practices and making paper using plants such as flax and other materials she either grows, or forages locally. In addition to her own practice she regularly delivers workshops at various venues. She also works with many arts based organisations and in schools, to create pieces for exhibitions that explore the narrative of natural dyeing and related processes.

@abitmoreink

Timing: Wednesdays 6-8pm (GMT and GMT+1 from the end of March) (11am-1pm PST)

Term Dates: 1st Wednesday of each month: March 5th, April 2nd, May 7th, June 4th, July 2nd, August 6th

Payment: £58.50 for 6 months for six sessions.

​These sessions are recorded. The group is limited to 12 people

Facilitated by Isobel Denton 

Issy is a textile artist specialising in traditional practices creating natural inks & dyes for textile & paper applications.  She works from her studio in West Yorkshire under the name of ‘abitmoreink’.  She became interested in dyes, and dyeing techniques whilst originally working in theatre, film and television, as a costumier.  For the last 3 years she has been creating an extensive dye garden - growing plants for use in her own practice. Presently, she is focussed on  developing a 3D sculptural work using various traditional craft practices and making paper using plants such as flax and other materials she either grows, or forages locally. In addition to her own practice she regularly delivers workshops at various venues. She also works with many arts based organisations and in schools, to create pieces for exhibitions that explore the narrative of natural dyeing and related processes.

@abitmoreink

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