2-Day Workshop with Kevin Womack:
“Printing Posibilities”
Wednesday & Thursday
September 2 & 3, 2026
Workshop starts at 9:30 am
Arrival/Check-in/Set-up from 9:00 am to 9:30 am
Blacksburg Presbyterian Church,
701 Church St. SE, Blacksburg, VA 24060
Prepare to be amazed by the versatility of the silkscreen.
In this fun, process-oriented, two-day workshop, you’ll explore a wide range of approaches for applying pattern and imagery to cloth using this essential surface-design tool. My techniques emphasize spontaneity and improvisation, encouraging your creative instincts to take the lead. I’ll provide the textile inks and demonstrate multiple methods for building rich, layered prints. You’ll bring the fabric, screens, and a few basic tools—then let your imagination run wild. Come ready to have fun, get a little messy, and discover just how many possibilities screen printing can offer!
EXPERIENCE LEVEL: All
Registration is OPEN.
$145 TAVA & TQP member 2-day workshop fee per person
$170 Non-member 2-day workshop fee per person
Non-optional $40 kit fee: payable to Kevin Womack on first day of class. Includes textile ink, soy wax, glue, freezer paper & blue tape
For additional supplies see Supply list (PDF)
Kevin Womack bio:
A native of the rolling foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Kevin Womack is a
textile artist whose work weaves together memory, tradition, and innovation. He began
quilting in 1986, guided by his maternal grandmother, who introduced him to the power
of fabric and stitch.
Drawn to the stories held in cloth, he developed a lasting passion for exploring color, pattern, and texture. Over time, his devotion to fiber art led to a love of hand-dyeing and surface design.
Kevin transforms plain fabric into vibrant works that balance quiet reflection with visual energy. His quilts have been exhibited nationally, including at Quilt National, Quilt Visions, and the Virginia Quilt Museum, earning honors such as Best in Show at Quilts=Art=Quilts 2021.
A dedicated educator, Kevin teaches and lectures nationally.