August 25th at 6:30 PM

Algi Yarn Workshop

Online Workshop
Tuesday, August 25th
6:30 PM

 
 
Workshop overview
Price
137€
Format
Live Workshop
Includes
PDF Guide
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Online Workshop

Learn to create algae-based yarns by hand in a live, small-group workshop. Discover a unique technique developed through years of independent biomaterial research and experimentation, and explore how alginate can be transformed into flexible, workable yarns using simple tools and accessible ingredients. More than a recipe, you’ll learn to understand the material and confidently adapt the process to your own creative practice.

More than a recipe.

Learn to design with the material, not just replicate a process.

Connect to your inner creator

1) Introduction

We’ll start with a quick intro to alginate, what it is, where it comes from, how it behaves, and how it turns from liquid to gel.

2) Hands-on

Then we’ll get hands on: mix your batch, test gestures/pigments/conditions, extrude and form yarns, and observe drying, shrinkage, and texture.

3) Included

You’ll leave with practical algae yarn know how, reusable methods, drying & care tips, a summary PDF, and access to our private Instagram chat.

Materials & tools

You’ll receive a materials list in advance. Ingredients are easy to find worldwide, and no professional tools are needed (basic containers + hand tools). Join your way: make live (register early to prep materials) or observe first and test later.

Format & approach

Live online, small group, slow pace with room for questions, observation, and adjustments. Focused on care, material awareness, and process-led design.

Who it’s for & why

For students, designers, artists, researchers, and curious makers, no biomaterials experience needed. Learn to make algae-based yarns by hand, step by step, and understand how to adjust alginate to create yarns that are stronger, softer, or more rigid using simple tools (no lab required).

Algi Yarn Workshop

Tuesday, August 25th at 6:30 PM

Learn not only how to make algae based yarn, but how to adapt, troubleshoot and design with the material independently.

€ 137,00

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100+
participants worldwide
20+
countries represented
Designers, artists
& researchers

About the facilitator

Emi BioLab is the independent practice of biomaterial designer and researcher Carola Emanuela Godja. Through years of independent research and material experimentation, she has developed original algae-based textile techniques that bridge biomaterials, craftsmanship, and contemporary fashion. Her work invites designers, artists, and curious makers to explore materials as living processes rather than fixed products.

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