Showing posts with label Tie Dye. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tie Dye. Show all posts

Wednesday, 15 August 2018

Wednesday 15th August: Lizzie King studio visit










Since her book on the art of tie-dye, Lizzie King has become the authority on the multicolour fabric craft.  That, coupled with her love of Carnival has the combined credentials to make her the absolute expert on making tie-dye accessories for Notting Hill Carnival! Lizzie takes her workshops from schools to NIKE events for Pride to Music Festivals and beyond.  Now you can brighten up your wardrobe ready to Fete at her session at 3rd Rail Print Space where you'll be printing your own t-shirts in addition to learning the dye process.

Book a space for next Thursday here.

See her archive tie-dye posts here , here and here.  
See her archive Carnival posts here and here.


Friday, 20 January 2017

Friday 20th January: Lizzie Kings' "Tie & Die" book launch















When Lizzie Kings's publisher announced the launch of her book last night she simultaneously told the crowd that Lizzie has become one of their favourite authors.  Needless to say we are all equally fond of the magic wonder that is this creative gem of all things gold, yellow, exotic and cosmic.  Now her spectrum tie-dye techniques are documented in a step-by-step manual for any budding textile designers to have a go at recreating the aesthetic.  The party at Hackney's pink painted cafe Palm Vaults is hung with macrame plant pots, of which some dip dye variations appear in the book.  Have a peek for yourself in any book store from today, out on Pavilion Books!

(All photos by Mitchell McGillvary except a couple by me)

Saturday, 12 September 2015

Saturday Sept 12th: Vogue Fashion Night Out, London = Lizzie King at NIKE vs. Liberty






The best event of London's Vogue's Fashion Night Out was Nike at Liberty with Lizzie King in store for a tie-dye shoelace workshop.  Alexandra Schulman was in amongst the shoppers for the event which was open to all members of the public out for the night.  Flutes of champagne, pop ice lollies and Eliza Doolittle on the decks.  
Head to the newly refurbished concession designed by Rosie Lee and see mannequins styled by Vogue's Lucinda Chambers.