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Print Clan: From Plants, Natural Dyeing with Indigo & Eco-Printing
Workshops & Classes

Print Clan: From Plants, Natural Dyeing with Indigo & Eco-Printing

What will happen during the workshop? Inspired by Keng Keng’s practice, this hands-on workshop will explore the heritage process of indigo dyeing and botanical printing. You will be introduced to the traditional process, creating your own one-of-a-kind dyed t-shirt through layering, folding and resist techniques. You will also be guided by Arianna to discover working with natural colour, learning how plants, leaves and botanical materials can be used to create unique textile designs onto fabric samples. Throughout the workshop, Keng Keng and Arianna will share their knowledge of sustainable textile practices, natural dye processes and the creative possibilities of working with plant-based colour. You will leave with your own indigo-dyed t-shirt and a collection of eco-printed fabric samples to take home. I have never tried natural dyeing before, can I come? Of course! This workshop is suitable for all skill levels. Everyone is welcome and no previous experience is necessary. Equipment Provided: All equipment and materials are included, including indigo dye baths, botanical eco printing materials and all tools needed to create your textile samples. You will be provided with a t-shirt to dye during the workshop, as well as fabric samples for experimenting with eco printing. You are welcome to bring along images, objects or examples from the natural world that inspire you, particularly plants, flowers, leaves or other botanical forms.

Sun 9 Aug14:00Print Clan Studio/Workshop
Create
Workshops & Classes
Around £50

Create

What’s On Create Explore through making & crafting. Mosaic on Slate Workshop – Wildflowers Sunday 23rd August 2026 | 11AM-1.30PM Design a floral mosaic on slate using reclaimed ceramics, glass, and found materials inspired by wildflowers and summer landscapes. Using the Picassiette mosaic method, you’ll create your own decorative mosaic artwork on natural slate using reclaimed ceramics, glass, stone, and found materials. Inspired by summer blooms and the surrounding landscape, this workshop offers a chance to slow down, work creatively with your hands, and connect with nature through design. All materials included *Concession Rate Available Book Here | £50 Feast Connect through food & nourishment. Forage: Wild Food & Cooking Workshops Saturday 25th July & Sunday 20th September | 10AM-1PM A seasonal foraging walk and cooking workshop exploring the wild food, herbs and stories growing on our doorstep Led by local forager Mim Black, this relaxed and hands-on workshop begins with a guided walk around the local area, where you'll learn to notice, identify and responsibly harvest a variety of seasonal plants. All materials included *Concession Rate Available Book July | £45 Book Sept | £45 Move Celebrate through music & dance. Pon De Bank: A Caribbean Pit-Stop Saturday 1 August | 12–4pm Join us for an afternoon of Caribbean food, music and celebration as Gathering Ground becomes a vibrant stop along the Glasgow Canal Quest.

Sun 23 Aug12:00Gathering Ground CIC
Create
Workshops & Classes
Around £50

Create

What’s On Create Explore through making & crafting. Mosaic on Slate Workshop – Wildflowers Sunday 23rd August 2026 | 11AM-1.30PM Design a floral mosaic on slate using reclaimed ceramics, glass, and found materials inspired by wildflowers and summer landscapes. Using the Picassiette mosaic method, you’ll create your own decorative mosaic artwork on natural slate using reclaimed ceramics, glass, stone, and found materials. Inspired by summer blooms and the surrounding landscape, this workshop offers a chance to slow down, work creatively with your hands, and connect with nature through design. All materials included *Concession Rate Available Book Here | £50 Feast Connect through food & nourishment. Forage: Wild Food & Cooking Workshops Saturday 25th July & Sunday 20th September | 10AM-1PM A seasonal foraging walk and cooking workshop exploring the wild food, herbs and stories growing on our doorstep Led by local forager Mim Black, this relaxed and hands-on workshop begins with a guided walk around the local area, where you'll learn to notice, identify and responsibly harvest a variety of seasonal plants. All materials included *Concession Rate Available Book July | £45 Book Sept | £45 Move Celebrate through music & dance. Pon De Bank: A Caribbean Pit-Stop Saturday 1 August | 12–4pm Join us for an afternoon of Caribbean food, music and celebration as Gathering Ground becomes a vibrant stop along the Glasgow Canal Quest.

Sun 23 Aug14:30Gathering Ground CIC
Women Making It Special: Crafting Change – A radical history tote bag workshop
History & HeritageWorkshops & Classes

Women Making It Special: Crafting Change – A radical history tote bag workshop

A Story Café session Credit: Lauren McDougall Women Making It Looking for a relaxed, creative space this summer? Join us for hands-on craft sessions where you can try something new and make alongside others in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Activities include candle decoupage art, mandala stone painting, tote bag decorating, outdoor photography art, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just curious to give it a go, these sessions are all about creativity, conversation, and sharing ideas together. Crafting Change – A radical history tote bag workshop Step into the world of nineteenth-century women activists, who shaped political change despite having no formal voice. Inspired by abolitionist* “work bags,” historic texts, and modern protest art, this workshop invites participants to design their own activist tote bags. Using recycled materials, collage, and embroidery, they’ll express causes they care about today. An optional activity encourages creating matching protest leaflets or badges to share their message. *activists campaigning to end slavery and liberate enslaved individuals. Story Café Book now Accessibility Glasgow Women’s Library is wheelchair accessible, with lifts to the first floor and the Mezzanine Floor. We have accessible toilets and all the bathrooms are individual closed stalls and are gender neutral. Our larger Events Space is fitted with an induction loop.

Fri 28 Aug11:30Glasgow Women's Libraryü

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