Here are the techniques promised in the previous post.

Collage with strips of fabric
Quilt -- individually created squares
Crumpled paper on wall - hieroglyphics
Pillow cases or donated shirts kids paint Joseph's coat
Big bed sheet divided -- different age groups painted a representation of a day of creation
Kids step in paint -- footsteps on sheet
Tie dyes
Peace Pole
Altar piece
Story quilt
Quilting
Weaving
Marbilize paper with shaving cream and ink
Layered art -- each class one piece
Palm branch -- handprint and paint
Banner -- each class do frame of story
Tie dye
Sewing
Sock puppets

Here's the list of techniques generated at the "There are Methods to this Madness" workshop at the Detroit NET WoRM session in May.

Iron on patch
Cloth paint
Stained glass
Hats
Key chains
Fish prints
Quilt
Cloth banner
Crayons for cloth
Paper banner

USE BLEACH PENS to write/draw on colored fabric/t-shirts.

 

Several members here at Rotation.org have discussed using "bleach pens," --the kind you buy at the grocery story in the laundry aisle, to use as "markers" on colored fabric. 

 

Think of it as a "reverse tye-dye".  After drawing on the colored fabric, the fabric is cleaned.

 

Please remember that bleach is caustic and should only be used in a supervised manner by older children.

THERE ARE METHODS TO THIS MADNESS
Chicago & Detroit Workshops

BANNERS/TEXTILES

Banner
Costumes
Fleece
Friendship bracelets
Hygiene kits
Love beads
Prayer shawls
Quilt
Scarves
Tie dye
Weaving

Here's some others to add to the master list --

Felt stories
Kneelers
Penants
Seating
Touch books
Yard banners