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I taught five days of natural dyeing and indigo at the Metschosin International Summer School of the Arts in Victoria in July and what an incredible time it was. My classroom was in a boathouse that is usually a biology lab, so we were well equip with dye kitchen supplies and an incredible view, plus a dock to work from, too. The above video is just a sampler of what students made. I had to include a shot of an eagle that we had just watched swim to shore using its wings, because it was carrying a massive fish in its talons that it had just stolen from a seal! MISSA magic is a real thing. www.missa.ca Janna
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