Judith Burns is a City and Guilds-trained textile designer and embroiderer, who makes textile art on Anaiwan and Gumbaynggir country in northern NSW. Her recent work focuses on ways to
Julia Wright trained in Applied Design at Edinburgh College of Art and has been teaching textiles and exhibiting for over 25 years in the UK and internationally. Now based in
What is Kawandi? In 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
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
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
Irene Manion is a multidisciplinary artist living in the Lake Macquarie area of NSW. As a practicing textile artist for over 30 years, Irene has focussed on machine embroidery techniques.
Heather will be leading further exploration into using our previously stencilled and stamped fabrics this month. Bring along your printed fabric and paper and explore ways of stitching them. You
Unlocking your full potential In this immersive experience, explore practical techniques, strategies, and mindsets to help you develop your skills, enhance your creativity, and achieve personal and professional growth. It
Textiles for Deborah Campbell have always been an important element of her artistic expression and how she interprets the coastal landscape. Deborah’s fascination for the coast is rooted in her
What is Kawandi? In 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
