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SUSTAINABLE TEXTILE DESIGN, Spoogi: Trish Langman

October 19-October 20

Work with the founder and design director of the successful international textile print design studio Spoogi.

Make leather from mushrooms and seaweed. Use fibers to weave, felt, and color with natural plant dyes.

Tricia Langman has over eighteen years experience designing for prestigious fashion companies worldwide, including Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Halston and Donna Karan, Nicole Miller. She create a hand-painted designer gown for Celine Dion for her performance at the Grammy Awards. Her work has been featured at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of New York City.

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Start:
October 19, 2019 @ 9:30 am
End:
October 20, 2019 @ 3:30 pm
Cost:
$249
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Event Registration:
portlandfashioninstitute.com/events/textile-design/

Organized By

Portland Fashion Institute
Organizer Website
portlandfashioninstitute.com

Venue

Portland Fashion Institute
2111 NE 43rd Ave.,
Portland, OR 97213 US

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Related Websites
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youtube.com/watch?v=7JWV5GcYC2E

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