Natural Dyeing through Flower Waste | 2-Hour Workshop
Up to 15 participants per session.
Up to 15 participants per session.
Up to 15 participants per session.
Explore the therapeutic and artistic potential of eucalyptus in this hands-on workshop! Rethink the possibilities of plant materials, from eucalyptus leaves to tea waste, as natural coloring agents. Through the eco-printing technique of bundle dyeing, you’ll create stunning, nature-inspired patterns on fabric while enjoying the soothing experience of eucalyptus tea.This holistic session blends creativity, sustainability, and wellness, inviting you to discover the many facets of eucalyptus in a mindful, welcoming environment. Leave with your unique dyed creation and a deeper connection to the transformative beauty of nature.
All materials are provided. No prior experience needed—just bring your curiosity and love for creativity.
*Includes complimentary tea breaks and snacks.
Instructor
Caroline Guilbert is an eco-conscious artist, educator, and wellness practitioner dedicated to blending sustainability, art, and healing. Specializing in creating vibrant colors from food and flower waste, Caroline transforms everyday materials into works of art while fostering deeper connections to creativity and well-being. With nearly 15 years of yoga practice and certifications in sound healing, reiki, yoga nidra, and kundalini yoga, she combines her expertise in natural dyeing, chroma, and energy work to inspire and guide others on their soul journeys. Caroline’s mission is to use the transformative power of color to enrich lives, nurture sustainability, and create spaces for holistic healing and artistry.
Payment and Cancellation Policy
At Fou Gallery, we are dedicated to offering meaningful and enriching experiences through our courses. Due to the intimate nature of our programs and the detailed planning required with our instructors, we kindly ask for your understanding of our non-refundable policy. Once registered for a course, all payments are final and cannot be refunded.
