FOUNDER Of The Wearable Garden
OUR STORY
THE WEARABLE GARDEN
Kathleen Lang studied at Bucks County Community College with an emphasis in Printmaking as a mid-life change of careers. She then began teaching at various venues such as Grounds for Sculpture and Arts Council of Princeton. Through this she discovered Sustainable Eco-Printing on textiles. Kathleen Lang, the Wearable Garden's founder pursued a fine arts degree in a mid-life change of careers.
Environmental concerns have always been in the forefront of her work and lifestyle.
Kathleen Lang
WORKSHOPS
FEATURED IN
6ABC NEWS
Kathleen Lang (Metaxas) was featured on 6abc news where she demonstrated how she creates her beautiful eco-printed silk scarves. Kathleen truly enjoyed the production staff and meeting Tamala Edwards - current morning anchor at 6abc News Philly.
PUBLIC & PRIVATE WORKSHOPS
Eco printing is a sustainable, natural dyeing technique of capturing botanical prints directly from live and dried plants.
Eco-printing on Fabric & Paper
Eco printing is a unique natural dyeing and printing technique. No ink or paints are used. Bring your own garden finds and create a silk scarf.
Woodblock Printmaking
Immerse yourself in the time honored traditional technique of woodblock printmaking.
SCARF COLLECTIONS CHANGE MONTHLY
Kathleen Metaxas was featured on 6abc news where she demonstrated how she creates her beautiful eco-printed silk scarves.
