Creative practices of a textile artist from Queensland, Australia. Now living in Somerset, England.
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Zine workshop results
Zine workshop I was supposed to post about the results from this event awhile back. Unfortunately, life gets in the way sometimes and I am certainly behind on writing about some recent artist events. Today I am also celebrating having … Continue reading
Posted in Crafternoons, Experiments, Sewing, theGRID, Toowoomba, Works in progress, Workshops
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First rugging workshop
….went well. Nine people learned a new skill, and I have some more information about running a workshop that will ensure things go more smoothly next time (float!). Bought a receipt book and worked out how to use that too. Especially … Continue reading
Posted in How-to, Queensland, Rugging, Travelling, Workshops
Tagged Creative Reuse, education, rug making, Rugging, textiles, workshops
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