Screen Printing Clothing with Jed Cranfield

Upcycle your clothing using screen printing and other techniques, taught by Jed Cranfield *This workshop is available for ages 13 years and over - If you are under 16 years old, an adult will need to stay at MAC during the workshop. Give your pre-loved clothing a fresh new look in this hands-on Textile Lab workshop led by Newcastle artist Jed Cranfield. Learn screen printing, spray painting, and creative surface design techniques to transform everyday garments into unique, wearable artworks. Jed will guide participants through a range of methods for customising clothing, including how to use screen-printing equipment, apply layered paint effects, and develop bold, contemporary designs. Whether you're new to textile design or looking to expand your creative skills, this workshop offers a fun and practical introduction to clothing upcycling. Participants are required to bring (minimum) four cotton items to customise. Suitable items include t-shirts, shirts, jeans, singlets, hats, dresses, and cotton tote bags. Requirements • Bring 4 cotton clothing items or accessories to upcycle • Wear clothes suitable for painting Please Note • Spray paint will be used during the workshop. • This workshop is not suitable for people with asthma or sensitivity to paint fumes. • Activities will take place with safety equipment and in an open indoor space and outdoor area to ensure good ventilation. Materials Provided Jed will supply all paints, screen-printing equipment, tools, and materials required for the workshop. Take Home Leave with up to four customised clothing items, new screen-printing skills, and plenty of inspiration to continue upcycling your wardrobe at home. The Museum of Art and Culture (MAC, yapang) is located at the end of First Street, Booragul, on the edge of Lake Macquarie. MAC has ramp access for wheelchairs and prams, baby changing facilities and accessible toilets. MAC, yapang can be reached easily from the lake foreshore cycleway, the water, or by public transport. There is parking for cars, and buses with accessible spaces available, onsite and adjacent to the Hunter Rowing Club.