Reverse Tie Dye Workshop

Learn tie dyeing techniques in this beginner-friendly workshop in Austin!


CRAFT
CRAFT
5.0 (81)

1.5 hours Location East Austin Class size 5 to 30 guests   $49

Refresh faded cotton clothes into fun new designs using reverse tie-dyeing techniques learned in this Austin workshop! This is a colorful and creative way to spend the day!
With reverse tie-dye, you start with a colored fabric and remove color. You can then wash your garment for a two-tone result (the original color and the underlying color revealed after removal) or you can add other colors back in! In this workshop, we'll be experimenting with different fabrics and removal patterns. We won't be adding any new colors because that requires a whole other session!
In this workshop, you will receive practice swatches to try out different patterns with expert guidance from your instructor, David. Learn about bleaching (bad for fabric) versus discharging.
Choose a final project to reverse dye and then experiment and play in a small environment with one-on-one support as needed. Leave with your practices and final project, and the knowledge to continue your reverse dyeing journey!
What you'll get
Scrap fabrics and clothing items to reverse tie dye.
Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly.
What to bring
Nothing!
Suitable for
Location

CRAFT - 916 Springdale Road, Austin, TX

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CRAFT
CRAFT

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female Women-owned

Just minutes from downtown Austin, CRAFT is a vibrant, open-concept studio designed for makers of all kinds. With seating for 30 and standing space for up to 50, the space is fully stocked with an extensive library of DIY tools and supplies—perfect for workshops, private events, or spontaneous creative sessions.
Founded in 2013 by Eli Winkelman, CRAFT was born from her vision of a shared craft room for the city—“like a gym, but for making stuff.” After years of storing supplies under her bed and craving a place to get messy, she created a space where anyone, from beginners to seasoned crafters, could explore their creativity without limits.
Eli, a proud Austin native and Scripps College alum, is also the founder of Challah for Hunger, a national nonprofit highlighted by President Bill Clinton in his book Giving. While she has no formal art training, Eli’s lifelong love of making things and passion for building community continues to shape CRAFT’s mission: to inspire creativity, connection, and joy, one project at a time.

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2026-11-20 15:00:00
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