Discover the “magic” of all-natural indigo at the historic home of Thomas Lynch, Sr., and learn the legacy of Eliza Lucas Pinckney, South Carolina’s famous “Indigo Girl.” This hands-on workshop teaches the basics of indigo dyeing—a primary South Carolina cash crop during the Colonial era.

Participants will learn various wrapping and dyeing techniques to create three unique items (such as sleepshirts, tea towels, or scarves) provided by the instructor. Guests are also invited to bring up to three small cotton items of their own to dip into the indigo vat.
Details:
• Class Size: Minimum of 4 students; maximum of 10.
• Materials: All necessary dyeing materials and three base items are provided.
• Registration: Required in advance via the Hopsewee Plantation website (https://www.hopsewee.com/) or call (843) 546-7891 to book your space.