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Our next monthly gathering is Tuesday, 19th May. Please note the change of day and venue…………..at the Kingborough Women’s Club (KWC) Rooms. For information on how to find the venue click here. Highlights of the previous gathering are here. The Tuesday 9-1 gathering will continue to be $5 per person to attend at KWC. If members are ONLY attending the…
Our next monthly gathering is Monday, 18th May, 2026 @ 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM. Remains the 3rd Monday of the month for Riverside and St. Mary’s. Penguin Group: Wednesday, 24th May. Meeting details are here. Groups’ News: The Riverside Group met last Monday with members bringing a wonderful range of work to show and tell. We are in the final stages…
May 3rd 2026 @ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM at Kingborough Women’s Club Rooms Let’s enjoy a day of stitching, sharing and enjoying conversation together. You may have a work-in-progress to bring along and/or interesting books to share.Details can be found here. Preview of June’s Let’s Explore Day: A clever joining technique for your toolbox. We all admire Shirley’s skill with a…
Images from April’s Mixed Media Journal Club, led by Ursula Harris, can be found here. Held the 3rd Sunday of the month from 10am – 3pm (excluding December) at the Kingborough Women’s Clubrooms. The Club is open to all interested in learning mixed media skills. We are using journals to experiment with colour, design and techniques. The emphasis is on learning…
After the March AGM we have a new committee. Many thanks to our outgoing committee members for their contributions, particularly outgoing president Chris Hussey. Our new team is: Public Officer – Joyce Batchelor President – Gay McKinnon Treasurer – Karen Stack Secretary – Sue Roberts Committee members – Nina Brown, Heather Jagger To find a full list of our current position holders…
Seeing Time, on NOW.! …………by artist June Hope. It’s a textile/mixed media body of work including wet-felting, papers, fibres, collaged into works inspired by the history held in aged surfaces. “As I time-travel through Tasmania’s early settlement era, I wonder what quiet stories are preserved, hidden in texture and time. Seeing Time is my visual response to such history. The medium…