Various pieces of indigo-dyed fabric with traditional shibori patterns hanging on a line in a workshop setting.

Indigo and shibori workshop in progress, Appalachian Center for Craft

Hands-on, process-driven learning in working studio environments.

Teaching on the Road

Suzanne Connors teaches nationally at craft schools, art centers, and museums, sharing her expertise in indigo dyeing, shibori, katazome, and surface design.

These workshops extend the reach of Aya Fiber Studio—bringing immersive, hands-on textile education to a broader community.


“Each year, I travel to teach at a select number of studios and craft schools across the country—bringing the same depth of practice found at Aya into new spaces and communities.Here’s where I’ll be teaching, exploring, and sharing knowledge next, come find me on the road! “

Learn More

These workshops often fill quickly and are hosted independently through each organization.

If one of these locations is closer to you, I encourage you to explore their current schedules. by clicking the links above!


Study with Suzanne at Aya Fiber Studio

Suzanne’s full Aizome Studio workshops are offered seasonally in Stuart, Florida and in North Carolina.

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Student Katazome from John C. Campbell Folk School

Student Katazome

John C. Campbell Folk School

Shibori workshop at Morakami Japanese Gardens and Museum
Happy Student at the Indigo Vat

Happy Student at the Indigo Vat

Morakami Japanese Gardens and Museum