Adinkra is a printed or stamped traditional cloth made by the Ashanti people in Central Ghana, Africa. No-one knows how long ago it started. The symbols are appreciated for aesthetic and communicative values. Patterns are printed on cloth using combs and stamps and a combination of Batik and printing. This workshop will include one 3 ft by 3 ft Muslin fabric and other necessary supplies to print this sheet.
Materials are extra unless otherwise noted.
No soldering required. Make toe-rings and bracelets. This is a fun way to make your own jewelry and have fun. A great idea for inexpensive but personal gifts. This spring we will have Valentine and Easter themes along with some non-holiday themes.