In the textile art workshop in schools, I show children creative, artistic and sustainable ways of designing with textile materials and inspire them to make their own things together. To this end, I present a selected and playful range of production and design methods from all over the world, ranging from felting, weaving, dyeing and embroidery to patchwork and sewing small projects.
It ideally includes:
Weaving: Finger weaving (Native American); pole weaving (rag rugs, Sweden);ribbon weaving, map weaving (Europe, South America)
Felting with raw wool from local sheep
Braiding and cord making: Kumihimo (Japan); loop braiding (Europe)
Pompoms, because they are fun and decorative (from all over the world)
With needle and thread: small patchwork ideas, sweetbags and juggling balls (from all over the world); embroidery: Pata Tenanga from Mexico, free embroidery
Working with color: Shibori - a batik method from Japan; reverse printing with rice pastes (Africa)
Customized offers for schools and children's and youth services:
Is your institution interested in creative projects with textile materials and handicrafts? My textile art workshop offers tailored programs for schools and after-school programs.
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Creative and artistic projects: Educational and playful workshops for children that promote craft skills, a sense of community, mindfulness and artistic expression.
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Individual Adaptation: Each program is customized to meet the needs of your students.
Contact me:
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Email: carokropff@posteo.net