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Stitching and Beyond is pleased to support the Mixed Media Journal Club with southern member, Ursula Harris. The Club is open to all interested in learning mixed media skills. We’ll use a journal to experiment with colour, design and techniques giving you the confidence to tackle larger projects. You can see what participants made in the last Journal Club here…
TEXTILE BIENNALE AND ESZTER BORNEMISZA Eszter Bornemisza Eszter is returning to Hobart, 28-30 January, to challenge us to explore “Fusion – Combining Paper & Fiber “. This workshop fortuitously coincides with Glenys’s third International Art Textile Biennale at Moonah Arts Centre. What a feast! Be inspired by Eszter’s artist statement. Take the opportunity to extend your skills and vision alongside…
A SENSE OF PLACE WITH JUDITH BURNS OCTOBER 9-11, 2025 @ 10:00AM-4:30PM $390 Fancy using dyed fabrics and stitch to record your personal response to landscape? There are places still available to financial members in Judith Burns’ October workshop, A Sense of Place. And remember, always add your name to the wait-list if a class is fully subscribed. Wait list…
A SENSE OF PLACE WITH JUDITH BURNS OCTOBER 9-11, 2025 @ 10:00AM-4:30PM $390 Fancy using dyed fabrics and stitch to record your personal response to landscape? There are places still
PRINT TO STITCH WITH DEBORAH CAMPBELL April 19 2026 @ 9:30 AM – April 21 2026 @ 4:30 PM Textiles for Deborah Campbell have always been an important element of
Knitting workshop For new or seasoned knitters, Kingborough Council are offering a sock knitting workshop taught by Sarah, a hand dyer at Bombed Yarns, on Saturday May 17 (1 to
Jude Walker is a long-time Stitching & Beyond member. With 30 years of crafting, Jude has a vast knowledge of techniques which she is able to offer in many different
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