Batik & Tie-Dye
Mirfield Community Centre, Water Royd Lane, Mirfield, WF14 9SG
Life skills and interests
This popular creative medium, originally from Indonesia, is the art of decorating cloth using hot wax and dye, using a variety of objects such as string, rubber bands or coins to make patterns on fabric. Over four weeks, with the help and support of our friendly facilitators, Lizzie & Ali, together we will learn how to master each stage of the batik and tie-die process and create colourful and elaborate designs. Please bring one plain white (or neutral) cotton item, such as a t.shirt or length of fabric, to decorate to the first session.
Please feel free to bring a packed lunch with you to enjoy alongside fellow learners and facilitators each week.
There will be a break for half term and the last session will be on the 4th June
Already enrolled with the College? Then just give us a call on 07717 867911 or email ckrecovery.wellbeing@swyt.nhs.uk or register your interest on the Learner Portal
(if you’ve not already activated your portal, please contact us to activate your account)
If you are new to the Recovery & Wellbeing College, please enrol here.
Cost
Free
At Mirfield Community Centre
Start dates and time
| Term | Day | Date | Times | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Term | Tuesday | 7 May 2024 | 10.30am - 2.30pm | 4wks weeks |
Location
How do I enrol?
You are not referred to the Recovery College, you can simply enrol yourself, or on behalf of someone for any of our courses that may be of interest to you. Our courses are open to all adults and we welcome carers, supporters and professionals too.
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