Workshops

Hunter Made workshops are hands-on, nature-based experiences that reconnect people with circualr craft, seasonal materials, and ecological thinking.

Each workshop is grounded in natural dye practice, slow making, and accessible creative processes, designed for beginners through to experienced makers.

What you can expect

• Hands-on natural dyeing using plants, food waste, and seasonal materials

• Guidance through simple, repeatable dye processes you can take home

• Small group settings for a calm, supportive experience

• Time for experimentation, play, and reflection

• All materials provided (unless otherwise stated)

Current offerings

Natural Dyeing Basics
Learn how to extract colour from plants like eucalyptus, onion skins, and madder root. We’ll explore fibre preparation, mordanting, and dye baths while creating your own dyed textile piece to take home.

Seasonal Plant Dye Workshop
A seasonal exploration of colour using what’s available locally and in the moment. Expect foraged or garden-grown materials, experimental dye pots, and intuitive making.

Community Dye & Make Sessions
Open-ended creative sessions focused on shared making, conversation, and ecological craft practice. These sessions may include scarf dyeing, flower printing, and tea-based dyes.

Private & Custom Workshops

Available for groups, events, organisations, and community programs. Workshops can be tailored to theme, skill level, and location.