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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Kawandi
DESCRIPTION:What is Kawandi? \nIn India\, ‘Kawandi’ means quilt. It is a technique developed by the Siddis\, an African community brought to India more than 800 years ago. It is made with recycled materials\, entirely by hand. The process is engaging\, creative\, relaxed and sustainable. It is an interesting visual example of repetitive stitching\, a technique that is used to great effect in modern stitching. \nExploring Kawandi \nWe will start a small sample quilt (around 50cm wide) in order to get the hang of the technique. It could be a short table runner\, table mat\, or cushion cover size. By making a sample size on the day\, you will be able to consider a few things before attempting a larger quilt. \nThe most important thing is that both backing fabric and wadding are thin for ease of stitching. This allows for having to sew through 4 thicknesses of fabric. Soft\, drapey\, aged or even slightly worn backing fabrics are best. The backing needs to be 3-5cm larger all around than the wadding. \nPlease bring plenty of light weight cotton fabric scraps from your stash or suitable lightweight recycled fabrics! \nWe will start off stitching scraps onto the folded border and upon completion of the first row all the way around\, will insert the wadding close to the first row of stitches. \n   \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n\nInspiration \nLisa will be leading our exploration into Kawandi this month. She has recommended some YouTube resources to inspire you. Lisa particularly recommends the one by Kieren Dutcher. \n\nWorks Created by Margaret Fabrizio in 2022 (atree3)\nMake a Kawandi Quilt (Kieren Dutcher)\nKawandi – Techniques & Tips for Your First Quilt (Marion’s World)\nReviving the Art of Siddi Quilts (30 Stades)\n\n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to consider bringing.  No need to purchase fabrics – just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nDownload the list – Exploring Kawandi\nYour lunch. An alternative: lots of lunch places to buy lunch nearby\n\nSome people enjoy doing these with Japanese inspired fabrics rather than scrap\, so if you are searching for needles or Japanese fabrics\, here are our lovely local sources: \n\nLittle Japanese Haberdashery\nSarah stocks needles (and fabrics if you are tempted)\nOpen Tuesday and Thursday\, 10 – 2\nINSIDE the old warehouse\, 16 Smith St\, North Hobart\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/LittleJapaneseHab\n\n\nWafu Works\nJan stocks lovely fabrics if you are tempted but not needles\nOpen Wednesday to Saturday\, 10 – 4:30\n18 Beach Road\, Kingston\nhttps://www.wafuworks.com.au/\n\n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n6 July – Social Stitch Day\n3 August – TBA\n14 September – TBA (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Father’s Day)\n5 October – Social Stitch Day\n9 November – Dyeing Threads (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Tasmanian Craft Fair – Deloraine)\n7 December – TBA\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.\n\nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-kawandi-2/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Tasmanian Flora
DESCRIPTION:Each year Stitching and Beyond members fill the Lightbox (the wee gallery downstairs from the Long Gallery\, Salamanca) with small stitched creations\, usually no bigger than about 10 to 15 centimetres. \nThis year the theme is Tasmanian Flora – be inspired by its shapes\, colours\, patterns; any aspect that you enjoy in flowers\, reeds\, seeds and bark to name just some. Already we have seen some lovely ideas. They don’t have to be complicated or exactly true to life – keep the word “expressive” in your minds! \nFeel free to enjoy the company of others while we all work on our flora pieces. \n\nInspiration \n\n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to consider bringing. Please don’t buy –  just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nYour supplies to create Tasmanian flora inspired pieces – eg. small fabric pieces\, twine\, threads\, paints\, pens\, glue\nTools you need – eg. scissors\, needles\, crochet hooks\, brushes\nYour lunch (there are also shops nearby if you prefer)\nNote: your membership provides tea\, green tea\, instant coffee\, milk and mugs\n\n\nAlternatively\, bring your choice of another project\n\n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n1 June – Kawandi\n6 July – Social Stitch Day\n3 August – TBA\n14 September – TBA (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Father’s Day)\n5 October – Social Stitch Day\n9 November – Dyeing Threads (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Tasmanian Craft Fair – Deloraine)\n7 December – TBA\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-tasmanian-flora/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Sculptural Textile Art with Priscilla Edwards
DESCRIPTION:Priscilla Edwards began creating sculptural textiles while studying embroidery at Manchester Metropolitan University during the 1990’s. It was here she was encouraged to nurture her love of found materials and transform the lost and overlooked into arresting works of art. \nOver the past 20 years Priscilla has developed a unique range of manipulation methods using hand and machine stitching combined with wire\, fabric\, wax and found objects to create pieces full of whit and charm. These charming\, yet slightly dark\, fairytale-like sculptures transcend the familiar qualities of the original materials and capture Priscilla’s perceptions of beauty\, fragility and intrigue. Once drawn into her enchanting world of afternoon tea\, angelic angels and faux flora it’s hard not to be captivated by Priscilla’s inquisitive imagination. \nPriscilla’s beautifully illustrated book ‘Sculptural Textile Art’ was published by Search Press in 2022 exploring her wealth of techniques and processes. This stunning step by step guide shares Priscilla’s approach to creating sculptural textiles and is the perfect inspiration for anyone wanting to develop ideas in new and exciting ways. \nwww.priscillaedwards.co.uk \n\nSculptural Textile Art workshop\nExplore the extraordinary possibilities of working with lightweight wire to create small-scale sculptures that incorporate found materials. Priscilla will share her unique combination of creative techniques showing you how to shape wire by using pliers and fingertip manipulation to make a structure. Priscilla will then explore the process of applying layers of silk and wax to your pieces – these can then be embellished by adding stitching\, touches of paper\, paint\, buttons\, broken jewellery\, beads and anything else you may like to add. \nAs the sculptures develop you will see their distinct characters unfolding and becoming your own creations. Repurposing materials is hugely rewarding as it allows you to use fragments of precious fabrics and treasures in your stash producing an original piece that is totally personal and unique to you. \nThis workshop is aimed to inspire with lots of different techniques and processes so you can develop them in a way that fits in with your own practice. It would suit anyone who enjoys working in a three-dimensional way with mixed media techniques. Priscilla will bring lots of her own work and will talk you through how she puts pieces together; this provides the perfect insight into her own making and how she develops ideas. \nPlease feel free to bring any additional resources you wish to work with. Priscilla’s workshops always encourage you to develop personal pieces of work. \n\nInspiration from Priscilla\n\n\nWhat to bring:\n\nA full list of requirements will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop\n\nPlease note:\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy\n\nFinding and Parking at Moonah Arts Centre \n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/sculptural-textile-art-with-priscilla-edwards/
LOCATION:Makers Workshop\, Moonah Arts Centre\, 23-27 Albert Road\, Moonah\, Tasmania\, 7009\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Lift Your Art Supplies Game!
DESCRIPTION:Ever had the experience of knowing you have exactly the right art medium or piece of textile for your project\, but you just can’t find it? You are not alone! This month Ursula Harris will lead us in exploring ways to choose\, store and organise your stash. \nLearn the tips & tricks of choosing\, storing\, and making the most of your art supplies. Apply this to your stash by creating clever colour swatches and systems for your supplies – whether pens\, pencils\, fabrics\, markers or paints. You’ll wonder how you lived without them! \nCome prepared to share your suggestions and secrets. \n\nInspiration \n\n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to consider bringing. Please don’t buy –  just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nExamples of how you store your art supplies and fabrics (physically or in photos)\nYour art supplies to create colour swatches (watercolours\, acrylics\, coloured pencils\, markers\, pens\, plus glues and mediums\, etc.)\nA blank book\, light cardboard\, and/or different types of fabric to make swatches\nA pencil\, eraser and marker\nFine paint brushes for watercolour or acrylic paints\nYour lunch (there are also shops nearby if you prefer) Note: your membership provides tea\, green tea\, instant coffee\, milk and mugs\nAlternatively\, bring your choice of another project.\n\n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n4 May – Tasmanian Flora\n1 June – Kawandi\n6 July – Social Stitch Day\n3 August – TBA\n14 September – TBA (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Father’s Day)\n5 October – Social Stitch Day\n9 November – Dyeing Threads (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Tasmanian Craft Fair – Deloraine)\n7 December – TBA\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.\n\n 
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-lift-your-art-supplies-game/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Coasters\, cords\, buttons & beads
DESCRIPTION:We will be exploring the art of wet felting with Robyn Delaney.  Robyn will demonstrate some basic techniques to make small items such as coasters\, cords\, buttons and beads. These can be easily made with small amounts of wool tops or pre-felt. \nWhile coasters can be made for their own sake\, for Robyn they are usually a by-product of making samples for larger projects. They can be a way to hone colour choices or to learn how to make straight edges and square corners. \nFelted cords\, buttons and beads can be used on their own\, embellished with hand stitch or incorporated into other textile and fibre projects. \n\nInspiration \n\n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to bring. Please don’t buy anything. Robyn will bring extras of most things. Just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nA small amount of wool top/roving in the colours of your choice or what you have available.\nPlease don’t buy – Robyn will bring some of her stash for the price of a gold coin donation.\n2 square-ish pieces of bubble wrap. These don’t need to be larger than 40×40 cm each.\nA 20cm square card or paper with a dark outlined edge (your “template”) if you want to make coasters.\nA small old towel or two to put on your table and under the bubble wrap etc\, to keep the floor dry.\nA small amount of soap or detergent (there will be some to share).\nA small/medium container for the water/soap mix – eg a 1kg yogurt or ice-cream container.\nAn implement to transfer small amounts of soapy water to your project. This can be a plastic bottle with a few holes in the lid or a scrunched up plastic shopping bag.\nA thin pencil\, chopstick or thick piece of wire or similar to form or maintain a hole in any beads you make. Alternatively\, you can make them directly onto your new cord.\nIf you want to make lots of beads\, then a bowl with a lid to rattle the soft beads around would make them faster.\nYou could also bring some small pieces of thin silk or open weave cotton or other fibres to use as embellishments if you wanted to.\nYour lunch (there are also shops nearby if you prefer) Note: your membership provides tea\, green tea\, instant coffee\, milk and mugs\n\n\nAlternatively\, bring your choice of another project\n\n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n6 April – Lift Your Art Supplies Game!\n4 May – Tasmanian Flora\n8 June – TBA\n6 July – Social Stitch Day\n3 August – TBA\n14 September – TBA (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Father’s Day)\n5 October – Social Stitch Day\n9 November – Dyeing Threads (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Tasmanian Craft Fair – Deloraine)\n7 December – TBA\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAnyone who is a financial member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.\n\n 
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-coasters-cords-buttons-beads/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Beyond Print with Stitch - Gaye Nieuwenhof
DESCRIPTION:Gaye Nieuwenhof has been creating and exhibiting her work for many years along with teaching various techniques to help inspire others. Her inspiration is always the environment and although the imagery is abstract in nature\, that echo remains. The alchemy of materials and how they can be utilised to produce art has always fascinated her. This can come about in many forms and sees prosaic materials being used for purposes for which they were never intended. Texture\, tone and line always appear in her work which creates visual excitement. \nAs an artist and an educator\, Gaye strives to inspire and imbue her students with the passion for art. Combining various\, often unorthodox media to create unique pieces\, she assists all her students to develop their distinct artistic voice\, while understanding and appreciating the diversity of the world of art. \nwww.gayenieuwenhof.com \n\nWorkshop Overview\nIn this workshop we will be using gel plates and craft presses to create eco printed monotypes on both fabric and paper which we will then collage and stitch to complete the piece. \nUsing local flora to eco print images onto paper with the boiling method and/or the press method will introduce more surprises. Exciting processes and techniques will produce unique work. \nBe prepared to: \n\nprint onto fabric and paper on day one\nuse ink and stencils on day two\, along with starting to stitch\ncompleting one piece of work on either paper or fabric on day three.\n\n\nInspiration from Gaye\n\n\nWhat to bring:\n\nA full list of requirements will be sent to each participant prior to the workshop\n\nPlease note:\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy\n\nHow to find the Colour Circle Studio \n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/beyond-print-with-stitch-gaye-nieuwenhof/
LOCATION:Colour Circle studio\, 555 Nelson Road\, Mount Nelson\, Tasmania\, 7007\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Tsung Tse (Chinese Dragon Boat)
DESCRIPTION:This month Jen Westren will demonstrate how to make a Chinese Dragon Boat\, or Tsung-Tse.  These can be made into ornaments to hang on the Christmas tree\, or jewellery (e.g. necklace\, earrings) or strung together in different sizes to make colourful mobiles. \nThe Tsung-Tse is a symbol for the Dragon Boat Festival in China. It is originally the name of a food served during the festival made from rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves. Dragon Boats were fashionable in the ancient courts as elaborate wrappings for important gifts. \n\nInspiration \n\nThread Head: Dragon Boats \nThe Dragon Boat Wrapped Holiday Ornament Tutorial – CraftSanity – A blog and podcast for those who love everything handmade \nCai Zong – Chinese String Art : 16 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables \n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to bring. Please don’t buy.  Just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nDMC embroidery cotton. Either in 2 separate colours if you wish to do a striped “boat”\, or an easy way is one hank of variegated yarn. Quantity will depend on how many you wish to make. (One hank of yarn will make one dragon boat\, approx. 5 cm. wide). NB: embroidery thread needs to be in complete hanks\, not cut into pieces.\n4 mapping pins ( the ones with the tiny coloured ball on top)\nScissors\, sticky tape\, ruler and a craft knife\nClear drying craft glue\nseveral medium beads\nVery lightweight cardboard (form bases to wind yarn onto) –  1.5 inch by 7.75 inch\nLong needle (e.g. doll- makers needle) to accommodate thread thickness\, beads and to be able to thread through dragon boat (see photos above)\nJewellery findings if you wish to make earrings and/or necklace\nYour lunch (there are also shops nearby if you prefer) Note: your membership provides tea\, green tea\, instant coffee\, milk and mugs\n\n\nAlternatively\, bring your choice of another project\n\n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\nStay tuned for updates!\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.\n\n 
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-tsung-tse-chinese-dragon-boat/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Transparent Fabrics
DESCRIPTION:** Note: this activity has been rescheduled to 5 January 2025.  \nThis month Sue Roberts will lead us in exploring ideas for using fine\, see-through fabrics in creative ways. We will be focusing on very simple hand stitching rather than machine stitching during the Sunday session. \nExamples of transparent fabrics include organdy\, organza or similar sheer fabrics including ribbons (commonly used by florists)\, tulle\, fine lace with larger holes\, and scrim (open weave bandage fabric). \nThese fabrics can be: \n\nlayered to alter the colour or shade of the fabric underneath\nstitched over with decorative stitches\nroughly torn or neatly edged\, depending upon the effect you like\ntwisted and shaped\nmade into light-weight three-dimensional shapes that can be attached to a base fabric\nused to cover and hold small lightweight objects in place with simple decorative stitching\nstitched by hand or machine\n\n\nInspiration \n \n \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to consider bringing. There will also be fabrics and some thin quilting available to share\, so please don’t buy.  Just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nTwo pieces of fabric around 30 cm square to use as a base (eg. patterned cotton patchwork or fabric you have dyed)\nA piece of thin quilt backing around 30 cm square\nSmall pieces of transparent fabric as listed above (eg. organdy\, organza\, tulle\, fine lace\, scrim\, gauze)\nA few finer threads such as sewing machine thread\, stranded cotton\, perle 8 or 12 embroidery thread\nSmall lightweight smooth objects to anchor in place under fabric (eg. beads\, shells\, foam shapes)\nPins\, needles\, and scissors\nA medium size embroidery hoop if you like to use one\nPieces you have made incorporating sheer fabrics\, scrim etc to inspire us all!\nYour lunch (there are also shops nearby if you prefer) Note: your membership provides tea\, green tea\, instant coffee\, milk and mugs\n\n\nAlternatively\, bring your choice of another project\n\n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\nStay tuned for updates!\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.\n\n 
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/__transparent-fabrics/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Challenge Exhibition: Bottom of my Garden
DESCRIPTION:Stitching and Beyond’s Challenge exhibition titled ‘Bottom of my Garden‘ is touring regional libraries and galleries around Tasmania in 2025. \nVisitors to our Challenge exhibitions always enjoy the display\, and this exhibition will be no exception!\nCheck your local library or gallery opening hours. Entry is free. \nPlease get along to your local exhibition site to view our members’ work.\nIn the meantime\, you can view our online gallery. \n\nBurnie Library: Fri 3 – Fri 31 January \nUlverstone Library: Mon 3 February – Mon 3 March \nDevonport Library: Fri 7 March – Fri 4 April \nThe Watch House Gallery\, Georgetown: Mon 14 April – Mon 12 May \nLaunceston Library: Mon 7 July – Mon 4 August \nRosny Library: Mon 11 August – Mon 8 September \nLong Gallery\, Salamanca Arts Centre\, Hobart: Fri 26 September – Mon 6 October \nGlenorchy Library: Wed 8 – Wed 29 October \nKingston Library: Mon 3 – Fri 28 November
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/bottom-of-my-garden/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - a Shared Stitch Day
DESCRIPTION:Let’s wind down in this hectic time of year and enjoy working on our own projects while chattering and sharing ideas or books.  Come for as long as you like! \n\nInspiration  \n\nPerhaps you have unfinished samples from previous Let’s Explore Days you’d like to finish?\nYou may like to work on Christmas gifts for family or friends?\nOr work on whatever takes your fancy!!\n\n\nWhat to bring \n\nAll the gear you need for your particular project\nYour lunch (or cash to purchase lunch nearby)\nNote: your membership provides tea\, green tea\, instant coffee\, milk and mugs\n\nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms \n\nUpcoming Explore Days in 2025 \n\n5 January – Using transparent fabrics\n2 February – Making Tsung-Tse (Chinese Dragon Boat)\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-a-shared-stitch-day-3/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Cyanotype Printing
DESCRIPTION:This month (assuming we don’t have rain!) we will be exploring cyanotype (commonly called blue printing). \nCyanotype is a photographic printing process using two chemicals (ferric ammonium and potassium ferricyanide) which react with UV light to produce a cyan-blue print. Engineers used the process well into the 20th century as a simple and low-cost process to produce copies of drawings\, referred to as blueprints. \nWe will use botanical elements (leaves or grasses)\, stencils\, doilies or lace to create decorative prints. Even if the weather is cloudy\, the process will deliver amazing results! \nCopyright: Margaret Jones \nCopyright: Margaret Jones \nCopyright: Margaret Jones \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nWhat to bring \n\nrequirements list (courtesy of Margaret Jones)\nyour lunch (or cash to purchase lunch nearby)\, tea and/or coffee and a mug\n\nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms \n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n1 December – Using transparent fabrics\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-cyanotype-printing/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - a Shared Stitch Day
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the company of like minds or take some time out for yourself on Sunday while working on your own project. Come for as long as you like! \n\nInspiration  \n\nPerhaps you have unfinished samples from previous Let’s Explore Days you’d like to finish?\nYou may like to work on Christmas gifts for family or friends?\nOr work on whatever takes your fancy!!\n\n\nWhat to bring \n\nAll the gear you need for your particular project\nTea and/or coffee and a mug\nYour lunch (or cash to purchase lunch nearby)\n\nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms \n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n10 November – Cyanotype (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Deloraine Craft Fair)\n1 December – Using transparent fabrics\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-a-shared-stitch-day-2/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:A Botanical Collection with Irene Manion
DESCRIPTION:Irene Manion is a multidisciplinary artist living in the Lake Macquarie area of NSW. \nAs a practicing textile artist for over 30 years\, Irene has focussed on machine embroidery techniques. Her work has been regularly exhibited in solo\, group and selective exhibitions. \nIn recent years Irene has evolved a unique sewing technique involving increased stitch length. She also stitches on non-traditional surfaces like plastic and Perspex to convey messages about the environment. \nWith a teaching background in textiles and visual arts\, photography and video production\, Irene’s work has been published in numerous books and magazines. \nwww.irenemanion.com \n\nA Botanical Collection – an  exploration of 3D machine embroidery\n‘A Botanical Collection’ allows us to explore colour\, pattern\, transparency and texture through stitch. The workshop delves into the use of free-motion machine embroidery to create a diverse botanical collection of leaves and petals or other botanical shapes. We will work on a mix of fabrics\, including transparent and water-soluble\, to craft perforated\, transparent and variegated foliage for our collection. \nStudents will work through increasingly advanced techniques of free-motion embroidery\, including the following exercises: \n\nIntroduction to traditional free-motion machine drawing\nWork on transparent fabric for the creation of patterns\nThe correct way to work on dissolvable fabric\nStitching across a hole in fabric to create lace\nCouching to create goldwork patterns\nFinishing edges using satin stitch\nCouching with wire to create a bendable form\nMaking stitched textured and patterned cords that can be free standing stems and tendrils\nAdvanced: embedding thick monofilament as a skeletal spiral into transparent fabric and then free motion stitching around the spiral\n\n\nInspiration from Irene\n\n\nPlease note:\n\nThe workshop fee includes the following materials provided by the tutor:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDetailed course notes for this workshop\nSolvy – dissolvable fabric\nAdditional organza and polyester fabric as needed\nTuille for mounting design\nWire for various leaves\nA selection of leaf stencils that can be used as a foundation for stitched leaf designs\nFabric texta colours\nThick monofilament (if needed)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n A full list of requirements will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop\n\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy\n\nHow to find the Colour Circle Studio \n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/a-botanical-collection-with-irene-manion/
LOCATION:Colour Circle studio\, 555 Nelson Road\, Mount Nelson\, Tasmania\, 7007\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - a Shared Stitch Day
DESCRIPTION:Take some time out for yourself on Sunday to enjoy the company of others while working on your own project. Come for an hour….or come for the day! \n\nInspiration  \n\nPerhaps you have unfinished samples from previous Let’s Explore Days you’d like to finish?\nYou may like to work on Christmas gifts for family or friends?\nOr work on whatever takes your fancy!!\n\n\nWhat to bring \n\nAll the gear you need for your particular project\nTea and/or coffee and a mug\nYour lunch (or cash to purchase lunch nearby)\n\nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms \n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n6 October – Shared Stitch\n\n\n10 November – Cyanotype printing (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Deloraine Craft Fair)\n\n\n1 December – Using transparent fabrics\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-a-shared-stitch-day/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240825T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240825T150000
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SUMMARY:Make an Amulet with Jude Walker
DESCRIPTION:Jude Walker is a long-time Stitching & Beyond member. \nWith 30 years of crafting\, Jude has a vast knowledge of techniques which she is able to offer in many different ways.  As a basket weaver for many years\, Jude is able to see a bunch of fibres and know straight away what you can do with them. She finds it very satisfying and enjoys sharing her knowledge with others. \n\nMake an Amulet \nThe focus of this mini-workshop is to make an amulet – an ornament or small piece of jewellery thought to give protection against evil\, danger or disease. In many traditional cultures\, amulets are worn for protection but in this workshop we will make one purely for decorative purposes! The feature image above shows a range of Jude’s amulets made from various fibres and beads. \n\n Come along to enjoy this relaxed mini-workshop. If you are a speedy creator/sewer\, please bring a work-in-progress so if you finish your amulet quickly you can spend extra time with us!\n\n\nPlease note: \n\nAll materials supplied (one amulet per person)\n\n\nTea and coffee supplied\n\n\nBring your own lunch – there are options to purchase nearby\n\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy\n\n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket. \nHow to find Kingborough Womens Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/make-an-amulet-with-jude-walker/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240804T150000
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Adding stitch to printed fabrics & papers
DESCRIPTION:Heather will be leading further exploration into using our previously stencilled and stamped fabrics this month. \nBring along your printed fabric and paper and explore ways of stitching them. You may wish to make a finished item and/or small experimental pieces. \nPlease bring any examples of stitched prints you have to share with the group. \n\nInspiration \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nWhat to bring \n\nprinted fabric and paper\nany fabric or paper you wish to combine with the prints including organza\, tulle\, off cuts\nbacking fabric to add to the printed fabric/paper for stabilising when stitching\nhand stitching equipment e.g. needles\, threads\, pins\, scissors\nmachine stitching equipment e.g. sewing machine\, threads\, pins\, scissors\, a range of needle sizes glue stick\, ruler\nexamples of stitched printing to share\nany embellishments you may wish to add e.g. beads\, sequins\, buttons\, lace\, ribbon\noil sticks to add colour\nyour lunch (there are shops nearby otherwise)\n\nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms \n\nUpcoming Explore Days \n\n8 September – A Shared Stitch Day (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Father’s Day)\n\n\n6 October – Cyanotype Printing\n\n\n10 November – Collage (NOTE: 2nd Sunday due to Deloraine Craft Fair)\n\n\n1 December – Using transparent fabrics\n\n\nHow to join KWC and attend our regular Explore Days \n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) ($40 per annum) is welcome to join our monthly Let’s Explore Sundays at no extra cost.\n\n\nIf you aren’t already a KWC member you can apply here then scan or photograph your form and email it to sandbmemberships@gmail.com with “KWC Application” in the header.\nAlternatively\, you could bring the form with you on a Let’s Explore Sunday.\n\n\nOnce we reply to your email\, then please make payment directly to KWC.\nThe annual fee is $40 and is due 1 July each year.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-adding-stitch-to-printed-fabrics-papers/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240718T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240721T160000
DTSTAMP:20260503T165416
CREATED:20240124T083230Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240623T112102Z
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SUMMARY:Develop More - Masterclass with Glenys Mann
DESCRIPTION:Unlocking your full potential \nIn this immersive experience\, explore practical techniques\, strategies\, and mindsets to help you develop your skills\, enhance your creativity\, and achieve personal and professional growth. \nIt is a transformative journey of self-discovery and a way of learning how to unlock your full potential! \n \n  \n\nWhat you need to bring \n\nA list of requirements will be emailed to attendees\n\n\n\n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket. \nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy \n\n How to Find the Art Studio at the Friends School
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/develop-more-masterclass-with-glenys-mann/
LOCATION:Friends School Art Studio\, Carr Street\, North Hobart\, Tasmania\, 7000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240707T150000
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Mounting and Hanging Your Artworks
DESCRIPTION:Let’s talk about what makes successful mounting and hanging \n\nToday’s Let’s Explore is essentially a sharing time so bring your works in progress and anything else you wish to talk about. \nDuring the day we will focus on sharing tips and tricks on how to make our work look really professional once it is hanging. This applies particularly to the Challenge pieces\, as they have to be wrangled in and out of their carrying case 10 times in the year. It will also help when submitting your work for the next Out of Hand in 2025 or other exhibitions. \nPlease bring pieces you feel look professional when hanging\, and pieces you may be having difficulty with\, or feel could look better. This is not about paying large amounts of money to have someone else frame and present your work. Instead it is about understanding how to prepare work for this final stage to look great when hung on a wall at home or at any exhibition. \nWe’ve asked some experienced people to share their expertise and would love for everyone to share their own tips and tricks. \n\nWhat to bring \n\nAny mounted art works which you think look professional\nAny works you feel could look better\nAny other works for which you’d like advice on how to best mount and hang\nYour current project to work on or things you’d like to share\nYour lunch (alternatively there are lots of places to buy lunch nearby)\n\n\n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the KWC ($40 per year from July 1) is welcome to join our Sundays at no extra cost. Check here for details on how to join the KWC. \nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-mounting-and-hanging-your-artworks/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Experimental Print & Stitch with Deborah Campbell
DESCRIPTION:Textiles for Deborah Campbell have always been an important element of her artistic expression and how she interprets the coastal landscape. \nDeborah’s fascination for the coast is rooted in her childhood holidays and memories of exploration. She has always been intrigued with what will be revealed round the next headland and the idea of continual change and renewal by the incoming tide. \nThe methods Deborah uses reflect her training in printed textiles. However\, in a much less technical way\, she likes the process now to be much more spontaneous and expressive\, using quite simple printing techniques like Lino\, Collagraph and Geli printing. \nDeborah works onto organza and gauze to give her the option to layer fabrics and create depth of colour and pattern. These are then constructed using free motion machine embroidery as her drawing tool\, combined with hand embroidery. The mark making through stitch is used to construct\, enhance and compliment the print. \nwww.deborahcampbell.com \n\nExperimental Print & Stitch\nThis workshop offers a place to experiment and explore different methods of printing to create your own unique fabrics which are collaged together creatively using machine and/or hand embroidery. Inspiration will come from the natural environment informing the creation of your prints using Lino\, Collagraph and Geli Printing. \nYou will create depth in your work by layering your printed fabrics and discover how to mark make & draw using different methods of stitch to embellish and construct your textile. Deborah will also show you how to add a motif in the shape of a bird or plant using machine embroidery. \nNo experience needed – all welcome. \n\nInspiration from Deborah\n\nPlease note:\n\n A full list of requirements will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop\n\n\n Workshop bookings are subject to our refund policy\n\n\n Finding and Parking at Moonah Arts Centre\n\n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/experimental-print-stitch-with-deborah-campbell/
LOCATION:Makers Workshop\, Moonah Arts Centre\, 23-27 Albert Road\, Moonah\, Tasmania\, 7009\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240602T150000
DTSTAMP:20260503T165416
CREATED:20240415T070541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240418T071646Z
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Printing with a Gelli Plate
DESCRIPTION:Let’s Explore Gelli Printing \nGelli printing is an easy form of mono-printing using a flexible plate and acrylic paints to create unique prints on paper or fabric. Gelli plates are available commercially (for example\, Gel Press or Gelli Arts) or you can make your own from readily available ingredients using the recipes provided. \n\nInspiration \n   \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to consider bringing.   Just bring what you already have in your stash! \nThere are recipes to make your own gelli plate in the link below.  \n\nDownload the list & recipes – Explore Printing with a Gelli Plate\nYour lunch (alternatively there are lots of places to buy lunch nearby)\n\n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the KWC ($40 per year from July 1) is welcome to join our Sundays at no extra cost. Check here for details on how to join the KWC. \nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-printing-with-a-gelli-plate/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240505T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240505T150000
DTSTAMP:20260503T165416
CREATED:20240327T005601Z
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Kawandi
DESCRIPTION:What is Kawandi? \nIn India\, ‘Kawandi’ means quilt. It is a technique developed by the Siddis\, an African community brought to India more than 800 years ago. It is made with recycled materials\, entirely by hand. The process is engaging\, creative\, relaxed and sustainable. It is an interesting visual example of repetitive stitching\, a technique that is used to great effect in modern stitching. \nExploring Kawandi \nWe will start a small sample quilt (around 50cm wide) in order to get the hang of the technique. It could be a short table runner\, table mat\, or cushion cover size. By making a sample size on the day\, you will be able to consider a few things before attempting a larger quilt. \nThe most important thing is that both backing fabric and wadding are thin for ease of stitching. This allows for having to sew through 4 thicknesses of fabric. Soft\, drapey\, aged or even slightly worn backing fabrics are best. The backing needs to be 3-5cm larger all around than the wadding. \nPlease bring plenty of light weight cotton fabric scraps from your stash or suitable lightweight recycled fabrics! \nWe will start off stitching scraps onto the folded border and upon completion of the first row all the way around\, will insert the wadding close to the first row of stitches. \n   \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n\nInspiration \nLisa will be leading our exploration into Kawandi this month. She has recommended some YouTube resources to inspire you. Lisa particularly recommends the one by Kieren Dutcher. \n\nWorks Created by Margaret Fabrizio in 2022 (atree3)\nMake a Kawandi Quilt (Kieren Dutcher)\nKawandi – Techniques & Tips for Your First Quilt (Marion’s World)\nReviving the Art of Siddi Quilts (30 Stades)\n\n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of materials to consider bringing.  No need to purchase fabrics – just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nDownload the list – Exploring Kawandi\nYour lunch. An alternative: lots of lunch places to buy lunch nearby\n\n\nSome people enjoy doing these with Japanese inspired fabrics rather than scrap\, so if you are searching for needles or Japanese fabrics\, here are our lovely local sources: \n\nLittle Japanese Haberdashery\nSarah stocks needles (and fabrics if you are tempted)\nOpen Tuesday and Thursday\, 10 – 2\nINSIDE the old warehouse\, 16 Smith St\, North Hobart\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/LittleJapaneseHab\n\n\nWafu Works\nJan stocks lovely fabrics if you are tempted but not needles\nOpen Wednesday to Saturday\, 10 – 4:30\n18 Beach Road\, Kingston\nhttps://www.wafuworks.com.au/\n\n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the KWC ($40 per year from July 1) is welcome to join our Sundays at no extra cost. Check here for details on how to join the KWC. \nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-kawandi/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Printing with our Handmade Stencils & Blocks
DESCRIPTION:Together we will explore ways of using our handmade printing blocks and stencils.  Bring along your stencils and printing blocks made last month (or ones you’ve made at home) and experiment with them on both fabric and paper.  Try monoprints\, layering of prints\, blocking out of sections and repeat printing. \n\nInspiration \nHeather will again be leading our exploration this month. Here are some images of Heather’s printing experiments with her own handmade blocks and stencils. \n   \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a list of possible equipment and materials to consider bringing.  Just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nDownload the ideas list – Printing with our Stencils & Blocks\nYour lunch. An alternative: lots of lunch places to buy lunch nearby\n\n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the KWC ($40 per year from July 1) is welcome to join our Sundays at no extra cost. Check here for details on how to join the KWC. \nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-printing-with-our-handmade-stencils-blocks/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240405T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240407T163000
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SUMMARY:Landscape Collage with Gloria Loughman
DESCRIPTION:Gloria Loughman was first initiated to the world of textile collage nearly 30 years ago when recovering from a course of chemotherapy. What began as therapy soon developed into a life-long passion\, giving Gloria the opportunity to travel the world exhibiting her quilts. She has won many major awards in Australia\, Europe\, Japan and the United States. Her quilt ‘Kimberley Mystique’ was the winner of Australia’s most prestigious national quilting award in 2003. Gloria has also held a number of solo exhibitions and published several books. \nLiving by the sea on the beautiful Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria and travelling extensively with her talented photographer husband\, Gloria is never short of inspiration. She is continually challenged to reproduce images of Australia’s unique and fascinating landscapes in fabric. Underlying all her work is a passion for colour and the ongoing challenge to capture light in her work. In more recent times\, Gloria’s work has become more abstract as she plays with pattern and colour. Her series on buildings and other facades is a result of a love of architecture and the opportunity to travel and explore\, photographing many fascinating structures. \nAs a trained teacher\, Gloria enjoys sharing her knowledge and skills with others teaching her popular classes extensively in Australia and in more than 20 countries overseas.  She likes to challenge her students to design their own quilts\, but is also happy to provide patterns for those less confident. Her commitment to teaching was acknowledged when she received the Rajah award in 2009 for ‘an outstanding contribution to Australian quilt making’. \nwww.glorialoughman.com \n\nLandscape Collage\nThe focus of this workshop is to create a landscape where the play of light and colour across the surface adds movement and perspective.  We will start by drawing out our design then selecting our colour scheme and fabrics.  We will extend our range by overpainting and sponging some commercial fabrics that have interesting prints or textures. The collage process will then be demonstrated\, and participants will work on their backgrounds. The tiles are quilted in place before the foreground details are added.  Lots of tips along the way and information about doing a faced edge is included.  Participants can use one of my patterns or work on their own designs. \nInspiration from Gloria\n\nPlease note:\n\nA full list of requirements will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop.\n\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy.\n\n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket. \nFinding and Parking at Moonah Arts Centre
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/landscape-collage-with-gloria-loughman/
LOCATION:Makers Workshop\, Moonah Arts Centre\, 23-27 Albert Road\, Moonah\, Tasmania\, 7009\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240328T163000
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SUMMARY:Found and Gathered with Seth Apter
DESCRIPTION:Seth Apter is a mixed media artist\, instructor\, author and designer from New York City. He came to the world of art later in life\, transitioning from a full-time career as a psychologist to being a full-time artist and maker. His artistic practice is based on the concepts of community and collaboration\, and he believes in the power of art to bring people together. \nSeth’s work is all about building layers and creating a meaningful history by integrating paper\, paint and inks\, fabric\, hand stitching\, and both personal and found objects. The core elements are typically abstract\, textural\, grungy and distressed\, colourfully muted\, deeply layered and filled with text (used both as a design element and an expression of meaning). \nwww.sethapter.com \n\nFound and Gathered\nIn this workshop we will explore creating mixed media layers through collaging with paper and fabric\, hand stitching\, painting\, inking and rusting\, surface building\, embossing\, book binding\, mark making and so much more! We will gather inside creating our pages\, as well as explore outside\, seeking found objects to use from nature. \nThis all comes together in the form of a series of mixed media booklets that\, when stacked together\, express your own personal artist voice. The project can be very personal to your own experiences or you can simply make an unthemed\, kick-ass artist book! \nInspiration from Seth\n\nPlease note: \n\nA full list of requirements will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop.\n\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy.\n\nHow to find Moonah Arts Centre \n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/found-and-gathered-with-seth-apter/
LOCATION:Makers Workshop\, Moonah Arts Centre\, 23-27 Albert Road\, Moonah\, Tasmania\, 7009\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240315T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240317T163000
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SUMMARY:Totems and Talismans with Irene Manion
DESCRIPTION:Irene Manion is a multidisciplinary artist living in the Lake Macquarie area of NSW. Her daily walk involves taking her camera with a zoom lens attached and attempting to photograph every bird of interest she comes upon. Images are then stored in a large file creating a wonderful resource for Irene to develop into a design that can either be painted in watercolour or developed into a textile piece. \nIrene’s current textile practice involves manipulation of digital images in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator which\, once finished\, are dye-sublimation printed onto polyester cloth. The printed fabric is then further embroidered. Irene has evolved a unique sewing technique involving stitching long stitches using a sewing machine. She also stitches on non-traditional surfaces like plastic and Perspex to convey messages about the environment. \nWith a teaching background in textiles and visual arts\, photography and video production\, Irene has exhibited her work widely in many solo\, group and selective exhibitions. \nwww.irenemanion.com \n\nTotems and Talismans\nThis workshop invites participants to explore the full potential of transfer dyes\, also known as disperse dyes or sublistatic dyes. These dyes are unique in that they do not require immersion in water but involve painting or printing the dyes onto paper which is then heat pressed onto the fabric for the ‘transfer’ of colour to occur. Like other dyes\, these dyes leave no residue on the surface of fabric. \nTotemic and talismanic forms will appear in the transfer dying process by accident and by design. We’ll be discovering the versatility of these dyes by applying a range of experimental ways to apply the dyes from the most accidental\, through to the most controlled. This dye process can be applied to glossy\, transparent and matte fabrics of various weights. The only proviso is that there must be polyester in the fabric. \nDigital images based on photographs\, including photographs of your own hand-made designs in other media\, can all be transfer printed onto fabric. The only limitation in size is the width of the fabric that is being printed on. Some computer-generated digital designs\, pre-printed onto transfer paper\, will be provided for participants to print with. For this workshop\, however\, no specialist printing equipment will be required. The only printing device needed is the domestic iron. Once our totems and talismans are printed\, they will be machine and/or hand stitched to enhance their surface. \nThe finished item/items can be used to embellish clothing\, as fabric jewellery\, or applied to other surfaces such as personalised books or boxes\, or simply be framed/hung as a one-off image. The techniques learned will always have wider application and can be integrated into the studio practice of artists working in different ways. They can be used for free flowing abstracts or ultra realistic photographic imagery\, for sculptural or 2-dimensional work of any size. \nInspiration from Irene\n\nPlease note:\n\nThe fee includes some materials supplied by the tutor.\n\n\nA full list of requirements will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop.\n\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy.\n\n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/totems-and-talismans-with-irene-manion/
LOCATION:Whitewater Room\, Kingborough Community Hub\, 7 Goshawk Way\, Kingston\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Making Stencils & Printing Blocks
DESCRIPTION:Explore different ways of making printing blocks and stencils. Use stitch to create a printing plate. Use plasticine to create a printing block and use it with a stamp pad. Have you tried using Tyvek to make stencils? Cardboard makes a great printing plate. \nCome along and try some or all of these methods. If you have any examples of printing blocks and stencils you have made\, please bring them to share with the group. \nWe will be exploring ways of using our handmade stencils and printing blocks at the following month’s Let’s Explore day. \n\nInspiration \nHeather will be leading our exploration this month. She has kindly provided some inspiring images of fabrics printed with her own handmade blocks. \n   \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nWhat to bring \nWe have provided a long list of possible equipment and materials to consider.  Just bring what you already have in your stash! \n\nDownload the ideas list – Making Stencil and Printing Blocks\nYour lunch (or cash to purchase lunch nearby)\, tea and/or coffee and a mug\n\n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the KWC ($40 per year from July 1) is welcome to join our Sundays at no extra cost. Check here for details on how to join the KWC. \nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-making-stencils-printing-blocks/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240422
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SUMMARY:Australia Wide Eight
DESCRIPTION:Australia Wide Eight is a touring exhibition showcasing the work of Ozquilt Network Members. \nSee it at Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery at Inveresk from 3 February – 21 April 2024. \nThe work of Stitching and Beyond members Lynne Hargreaves\, Irene Koroluk and Vanessa Newton-Brown (pictured above) is travelling in this exhibition.  We recommend a visit to see some very impressive textile art quilts indeed!
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/australia-wide-eight/
LOCATION:Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery\, Inveresk\, 2 Invermay Road\, Launceston\, Tasmania\, 7248
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240107T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240107T150000
DTSTAMP:20260503T165416
CREATED:20231217T060916Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231217T061121Z
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SUMMARY:Let's Explore - Dyeing with Rust
DESCRIPTION:We will be exploring the wonderful opportunities of dying textiles with rust. Start hunting around your shed and the local tip shops for old interestingly-shaped bits of iron (non-galvanised). \nBe imaginative – don’t restrict yourself to just washers and springs. Things that already show signs of rust will give better/more immediate results. \n\nWhat to bring \n\nIron bits & bobs – BUT remember that galvanised iron pieces will not rust\nWire – BUT remember galvanised wire will not rust\nA short length of rusty pipe (if you have one)\nA 2 litre bottle of white vinegar\nKitty Litter tray(s) or similar\nString & scissors\nFabric to rust dye (eg. an old white sheet cut into pieces)\nA mask (for protection from the fumes)\nOptional rubber gloves (sensible if you have sensitive skin)\nYour lunch (or cash to purchase lunch nearby)\, tea and/or coffee and a mug\n\n\nBring your current WIP to continue on with once we finish playing with rust!\n\n\nAny financial Stitching and Beyond member who is also a member of the KWC ($40 per year from July 1) is welcome to join our Sundays at no extra cost. Check here for details on how to join the KWC. \nHow to find Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/lets-explore-dyeing-with-rust/
LOCATION:Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms\, Ewing Avenue\, Kingston Beach\, Tasmania\, 7050
CATEGORIES:Gatherings
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240102T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20241129T173000
DTSTAMP:20260503T165416
CREATED:20231217T073219Z
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SUMMARY:Challenge Exhibition: Under the Microscope
DESCRIPTION:Stitching and Beyond’s travelling Challenge exhibition titled ‘Under the Microscope’ will tour regional libraries and galleries around Tasmania during 2024. \nPlease get along to your local exhibition site to view our members’ work. Visitors to our Challenge exhibitions always enjoy the display\, and this year’s exhibition will be no exception. Entry is free. \nIn the meantime\, you can view our online gallery. \n\nBurnie Library: 2 – 31 January \nUlverstone Library: 5 – 29 February \nDevonport Library: 1 March – 5 April \nLaunceston Library: 1 – 31 May \nThe Watch House Gallery\, Georgetown: 8 June – 7 July \nGlenorchy Library: 1 August – 15 September \nRosny Library: 30 September – 25 October \nKingston Library: 1 – 29 November
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/challenge-exhibition-under-the-microscope/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20231215T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Hobart:20240120T170000
DTSTAMP:20260503T165416
CREATED:20231006T114516Z
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SUMMARY:International Art Textile Biennale 2023 - now on at Moonah Arts Centre
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce that Glenys Mann of Fibre Arts Australia (and member of Stitching and Beyond) is brought an exhibition of selected works from the International Art Textile Biennale 2023 to Tasmania. This incredible exhibition of art textiles by many well known international\, as well as Australian artists\, is on display at the Moonah Arts Centre (MAC). We are thrilled that Glenys has included MAC in her regional gallery tour! \n  \nThe exhibition at MAC runs from 15 December until 20 January 2024 – Tuesdays to Fridays\, 10am-5pm and 10am-2pm on Saturdays.\nPlease be aware that MAC is closed on Sundays\, Mondays and public holidays. \n\nRead a review of the 2023 biennale by Queensland artist and writer Sandy Pottinger here.\nSandy is a retired lecturer in Visual Arts from the University of Southern Queensland and was art critic for the Toowoomba Chronicle\, writing the Around the Galleries column for twenty-five years. She is a past patron of the Darling Downs Textile Art Group. \nA digital catalogue for the International Art Textile Biennale 2023 may be purchased for $15 here.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/international-art-textile-biennale-2023-coming-soon-to-moonah-art-centre/
LOCATION:Moonah Arts Centre\, 23-27 Albert Road\, Moonah\, Tasmania\, 7009\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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