JULIE RYDER | WORKSHOPS
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6 Day | Saturday 14 – Thursday 19 March 2026
NATURAL DYEING AND PRINTING WITH MORDANTS
– SOLD OUT please click the email link below if you would like to go on the waiting list
Mordant printing is a centuries old process whereby different colours can be obtained on your cloth from just one natural dyebath. This class will focus on several mordants, tannins and dyes as well as different printing and stamping processes. It is suitable for those wishing to extend beyond immersion dyeing to get pattern onto cloth. Suitable for beginners to the experienced dyer. All levels
NATURAL DYEING AND PRINTING WITH MORDANTS
– SOLD OUT please click the email link below if you would like to go on the waiting list
Mordant printing is a centuries old process whereby different colours can be obtained on your cloth from just one natural dyebath. This class will focus on several mordants, tannins and dyes as well as different printing and stamping processes. It is suitable for those wishing to extend beyond immersion dyeing to get pattern onto cloth. Suitable for beginners to the experienced dyer. All levels
JULIE RYDER
Website julieryder.com.au
Insta julierydertextiles
Julie Ryder is a textile designer who has gained international recognition for her work. Originally trained in science, she retrained as a textile designer in 1990 and completed an MA in Visual Arts (Textiles) from the ANU in 2004. Julie has taught in tertiary institutions, community organizations and workshops for over 35 years. Her focus is creating pattern and colour onto cloth.
Julie has been the recipient of many awards, grants, commissions and residencies. Her work is represented in many public and private collections, including the NGA, NGV, NMA, MAAS, AGSA, BRAG, CSIRO, ANBG, Tamworth Regional Gallery, Megalo Archives, RMIT Archives.
Insta julierydertextiles
Julie Ryder is a textile designer who has gained international recognition for her work. Originally trained in science, she retrained as a textile designer in 1990 and completed an MA in Visual Arts (Textiles) from the ANU in 2004. Julie has taught in tertiary institutions, community organizations and workshops for over 35 years. Her focus is creating pattern and colour onto cloth.
Julie has been the recipient of many awards, grants, commissions and residencies. Her work is represented in many public and private collections, including the NGA, NGV, NMA, MAAS, AGSA, BRAG, CSIRO, ANBG, Tamworth Regional Gallery, Megalo Archives, RMIT Archives.
