
Want to create your own handcrafted prints inspired by some of the biggest names in art? In this online course, designer Micaela Suide—founder of the brand AGAVE—shows you how to experiment with textiles using discharge printing techniques.
Micaela teaches you a range of different methods for painting designs on fabric and giving your garments that extra special touch. Channeling inspiration from the work of great artists like Rothko, Matisse, Max Ernst, and Pollock, create your own sampler of textile techniques and see the array of media to which they can be applied for outstanding results.
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To start the course, Micaela Suide shares a little more about her professional background and the journey that eventually led to her founding her own brand, AGAVE. She also talks about what inspires her and some of her influences based on travel and culture from around the world.
Next, learn about the discharge printing technique, how to make up the base, and create a pattern using this exciting method. Have a look at the materials needed and the importance of choosing fabrics made from natural fibers such as cotton or linen.
Get stuck into various discharge printing exercises emulating techniques developed by different artists like Rothko, Sonia Delaunay, and Max Ernst. Using this process as your guide, start to gradually generate your own sampler.
Continue exploring some discharge printing inspired by the work of Lee Ufan, Matisse, and Pollock. Lastly, Micaela teaches you how to apply the techniques on different garments and explains how to take proper care of your creation.
Create a textile print sampler using the discharge printing technique.

Anyone who wants to explore the world of textile printing.
No prior knowledge is needed to take this course.
As for materials, you need fabrics made from natural fibers with discharge color, base, and powder, pigments, a heat gun (dryer or iron), silicone transfer paper, a mask, and gloves.

me gusta el empezar del curso, porque ya solo con sus influencias te inspiran a viajar, a probar, a querer saber y hacer. me gusta mucho el curso
Explica muy bien y es una técnica original
Un curso muy bello ,explicaciones súper claras ..Y lo mejor es que es posible de realizar ,ya que todos los materiales se consiguen ,no son tan honerosos y te abre puertas a la investigación y el entretenimiento para pensar un vestuario agradable
Muy interesante, muy bien explicado
Me encantó el curso; Mica explica muy bien, muy generosa con todo lo que comparte!! Lo super recomiendo

Introduction
First Steps
The Basics of the Sample
The Sample Book: Three Techniques
Final project
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Textile corrosion is a technique that uses chemicals to selectively remove color from dyed fabrics, creating unique patterns and textures. It’s perfect for anyone looking to innovate in both traditional and contemporary textile design.
The course is aimed at people with basic textile knowledge, ideal for intermediate level or those who have already experimented with printing or dyeing techniques.
You’ll need dyed natural fabrics (preferably cotton), chemical corrosion bases, pigments, silicone paper, a mask, gloves, and tools like rollers, brushes, or stencils.
You’ll learn how to prepare chemical bases, choose fabrics, apply corrosion techniques, experiment with textures and colors, and create a sample book documenting your process and results.
Corrosion is applied to dyed cotton using chemical bases and tools like rollers or brushes to remove color in specific areas, creating custom designs.
The course covers techniques such as block printing, shibori, frottage, stencil use, and mixing soft and white bases to produce varied textile effects.
Yes, as long as you wear gloves, a mask, and work in a well-ventilated space. Safe handling of chemicals is taught throughout the process.