Join me at my family's property in Columbia Falls, MT for an evening of everything hibiscus- dying 6 napkins with hibiscus, delicious hibiscus tea and hibiscus tacos! This will be an event you won't forget!

Each attendee will receive 6 cotton napkins to dye and take home and a hibiscus taco dinner each. These will be available vegan or vegetarian- please email me with your preference after registering.

Come together to learn how to naturally dye your very own bralette and panty set. Bralettes and panties are from Thunderpants, a wonderful company out of Portland, Oregon that makes organic cotton sets. You will have the choice of 3 different dyes to work with and be shown techniques to obtain texture and depth on your pieces.

Please book your spot before May 20, 2023 with the sizes of pieces you would like.

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

Creating Natural Dyes with Food Waste

Saturday, March 11, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and

Sunday, March 12, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Kitchen Sink Dyes is a class that teaches students how to create natural dyes using everyday kitchen waste. This family friendly class will focus on using onion skins and avocado pits and skins, but the instructor will also discuss other materials that can be used. Participants will receive 4 pre-prepared cotton bandanas and will learn the basics of preparing a dye bath, including using modifiers and techniques to achieve various patterns and colors on the material. This class is suitable for beginners, those looking to expand their knowledge of natural dyeing, or anyone interested in a sustainable and colorful way to repurpose kitchen scraps. Recommended to bring your own journal and pen/pencil for note taking.

Family Friendly event:

Ages 7 and up with an adult, $45 includes 4 bandanas to make together for one child and one adult

16+ single student includes 4 bandanas

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

Creating Natural Dyes with Food Waste

Saturday, March 11, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and

Sunday, March 12, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Kitchen Sink Dyes is a class that teaches students how to create natural dyes using everyday kitchen waste. This family friendly class will focus on using onion skins and avocado pits and skins, but the instructor will also discuss other materials that can be used. Participants will receive 4 pre-prepared cotton bandanas and will learn the basics of preparing a dye bath, including using modifiers and techniques to achieve various patterns and colors on the material. This class is suitable for beginners, those looking to expand their knowledge of natural dyeing, or anyone interested in a sustainable and colorful way to repurpose kitchen scraps. Recommended to bring your own journal and pen/pencil for note taking.

Family Friendly event:

Ages 7 and up with an adult, $45 includes 4 bandanas to make together for one child and one adult

16+ single student includes 4 bandanas

Opening reception of Earth Tones at Galley Nights in Whitefish, MT. Hosted at Stumptown Art Studio- Amy Gwatney of Earthen Rituals will be showing a naturally dyed art exhibition.

Join Amy of Earthen Rituals for a night of painting with plants at SunRift Beer Company! You will learn how to extract pigment from flower petals and alter the colors to create beautiful watercolor pieces. Enjoy this fun and unique way of painting while enjoying good company and delicious libations at SunRift.

Join Amy of Earthen Rituals for a night of painting with plants at SunRift Beer Company! You will learn how to extract pigment from flower petals and alter the colors to create beautiful watercolor pieces. Enjoy this fun and unique way of painting while enjoying good company and delicious libations at SunRift.

Creating Natural Dyes with Food Waste

Saturday, March 11, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and

Sunday, March 12, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Kitchen Sink Dyes is a class that teaches students how to create natural dyes using everyday kitchen waste. This family friendly class will focus on using onion skins and avocado pits and skins, but the instructor will also discuss other materials that can be used. Participants will receive 4 pre-prepared cotton bandanas and will learn the basics of preparing a dye bath, including using modifiers and techniques to achieve various patterns and colors on the material. This class is suitable for beginners, those looking to expand their knowledge of natural dyeing, or anyone interested in a sustainable and colorful way to repurpose kitchen scraps. Recommended to bring your own journal and pen/pencil for note taking.

Family Friendly event:

Ages 7 and up with an adult, $45 includes 4 bandanas to make together for one child and one adult

16+ single student includes 4 bandanas

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

Join Amy of Earthen Rituals for a night of painting with plants at SunRift Beer Company! You will learn how to extract pigment from flower petals and alter the colors to create beautiful watercolor pieces. Enjoy this fun and unique way of painting while enjoying good company and delicious libations at SunRift.

Creating Natural Dyes with Food Waste

Saturday, March 11, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and

Sunday, March 12, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Kitchen Sink Dyes is a class that teaches students how to create natural dyes using everyday kitchen waste. This family friendly class will focus on using onion skins and avocado pits and skins, but the instructor will also discuss other materials that can be used. Participants will receive 4 pre-prepared cotton bandanas and will learn the basics of preparing a dye bath, including using modifiers and techniques to achieve various patterns and colors on the material. This class is suitable for beginners, those looking to expand their knowledge of natural dyeing, or anyone interested in a sustainable and colorful way to repurpose kitchen scraps. Recommended to bring your own journal and pen/pencil for note taking.

Family Friendly event:

Ages 7 and up with an adult, $45 includes 4 bandanas to make together for one child and one adult

16+ single student includes 4 bandanas

Day one will focus on preparing and mordanting fibers. Participants will learn about the best fibers for dying, how to wash and prepare them for mordanting, and the process of mordanting. This comprehensive class will provide a thorough understanding of the first critical step in the natural dyeing process, setting the foundation for your natural dyes.

Day two will delve into the exciting process of preparing your dye bath with botanical materials. Participants will learn techniques for patterns as well.

Day one will focus on preparing and mordanting fibers. Participants will learn about the best fibers for dying, how to wash and prepare them for mordanting, and the process of mordanting. This comprehensive class will provide a thorough understanding of the first critical step in the natural dyeing process, setting the foundation for your natural dyes.

Day two will delve into the exciting process of preparing your dye bath with botanical materials. Participants will learn techniques for patterns as well.

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

This weekend workshop will be a comprehensive learning experience for the whole process of natural dying. Students will be provided with 4 cotton bandanas to prepare and dye.

Creating Natural Dyes with Food Waste

Saturday, March 11, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and

Sunday, March 12, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Kitchen Sink Dyes is a class that teaches students how to create natural dyes using everyday kitchen waste. This family friendly class will focus on using onion skins and avocado pits and skins, but the instructor will also discuss other materials that can be used. Participants will receive 4 pre-prepared cotton bandanas and will learn the basics of preparing a dye bath, including using modifiers and techniques to achieve various patterns and colors on the material. This class is suitable for beginners, those looking to expand their knowledge of natural dyeing, or anyone interested in a sustainable and colorful way to repurpose kitchen scraps. Recommended to bring your own journal and pen/pencil for note taking.

Family Friendly event:

Ages 7 and up with an adult, $45 includes 4 bandanas to make together for one child and one adult

16+ single student includes 4 bandanas