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Tue, Jan 27 — Tatreez: Embroidering with Waste Canvas

  • Atelier Dalal 276 Greenpoint Ave Brooklyn United States (map)
$75.00

for those who have already completed Tatreez & The Art of Resistance

pre-requisite: Tatreez & The Art of Resistance

about this workshop

Learn how to stitch tatreez motifs onto any fabric using waste canvas. (This workshop is designed for those who have already completed the workshop Tatreez & The Art of Resistance).

This workshop led by Palestinian-American artist Sabri Sundos focuses on the application of tatreez onto everyday fabrics. Attendees will learn how to apply tatreez and how to remove waste canvas from fabric. 

This waste canvas method of tatreez opens up endless possibilities, from decorating clothing to embroidering on home textiles.

All materials will be provided to embroider onto pencil cases.

what is waste canvas?

waste canvas is a grid-like fabric you place over your clothing or textile, stitch through, and then remove, so only your cross-stitch remains on the final piece.

what’s included

  • tapestry needles

  • thread

  • 10 ct. waste canvas

  • pencil case

  • + more

location & getting here

276 Greenpoint Ave

enter through the large brown iron gates on greenpoint ave, then through the black/glass doors that say BOND past the picnic tables on the left. take stairs to 3rd floor and knock, we will let you in!

about the artist: Sabri Sundos
sabri sundos is a palestinian american painter & textile artist. rooted in his personal experience being raised in the diaspora, sundos explores themes of identity, labor and time.

through the merging of traditional craft and cultural iconography his work emphasizes the importance of agency & human touch, highlighting the inherent tactile nature of art-making as a means of reclaiming and preserving heritage.

sundos creates work that continues to foster dialogue around tradition, memory, and an undying hope for the future.

he is also the founder of Unibrow Sun, an organization focused on uplifting narratives of solidarity through art & education

what can I expect from a workshop at Atelier Dalal?
our studio is dedicated to the exchange of heritage, stories, and craft. workshops are small and hands-on, emphasizing educational instruction on an extensive range of art forms and their history. beginners are always welcome—our instructors provide 1on1 instruction and guidance during the workshop. you will always leave one of our workshops with something you made, plus the necessary tools/equipment and knowledge to keep exploring at home.


all levels welcome!
no prior experience is necessary! your instructor is there to provide hands-on instruction and knowledge as you create your piece.

​cancellation policy
tickets for this event are non-refundable, so please double-check your calendar before booking! if you're unable to attend, you're welcome to pass your ticket along to a friend—just have them check in under your name!

photography disclaimer
please note that by attending, all guests consent to being photographed and filmed. these images and recordings may be used for marketing or promotional purposes at the discretion of Atelier Dalal.

​age restriction & dogs

all guests must be 18 or older to attend. as much as we love your fur babies, pets are not permitted in the studio.

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