Maija Isola Inspired Tea Towel Printing

​A night of crafts & connections inspired by Maija Isola ✨

​In 1964, Marimekko's founder had sworn the company would never print florals. She thought they were a lazy way to sell fabric. Maija Isola designed a whole flower series anyway, and her poppy became the most recognizable print the company ever made.

​We're channelling that bold, graphic style to make our very own hand-printed tea towels. You'll carve your own poppy stamps and repeat them across the fabric to create a design that's entirely your own. Each person will make one tea towel to take home.

​Linocut is a traditional printmaking technique where a design is carved into a soft linoleum block, inked, and then pressed onto a surface to create a bold, graphic print. During the workshop, you'll learn the basics step by step, no prior experience needed.

​All art supplies included in the cost of the ticket. Happy hour priced food & drinks available for purchase at the bar.

​Our Authentic Art is only missing Authentic You - see you September 22nd.

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