This workshop introduces participants to the art of making personalized gifts through fabric printing and collage. In this session, you’ll learn how to use sublimation printing to transfer vibrant images and patterns onto fabric, then layer your design with screenprinted or stamped elements for added texture and style.
Each member will leave with a one-of-a-kind bandana — a unique, wearable gift that’s perfect for the holidays or to keep for yourself.
This beginner-friendly session is designed to spark creativity while teaching practical printing techniques you can apply to future projects.
This program is FREE to current Maker Space Members (use coupon: Member) or $25 for non-members. Space is limited.
Meet your instructor: MARANDA LUJAJOHNSON
Maranda is a multidisciplinary artist and maker with a background in ceramics, drawing, and graphic design. She earned her degrees from Herron School of Art and Design at IUPUI and has since worked across mediums — from painting and sculpture to custom furniture design.
Maranda co-founded a design & fabrication business she runs with her brother and partner, a sustainable festival accessories company, and she converted a box truck into a tiny home, sparking her passion for custom builds.
Locally in Muncie, she serves as the Maker Space Coordinator at MadJax, where she leads the Villager Series — a weekly program rooted in the idea that it takes a village to bring community ideas to life. When she’s not making, she’s usually learning something new or helping others discover what’s possible with their own hands — though she’s just as happy tending a campfire, wandering the woods, or dreaming up ideas with friends.
