Weave a shopping basket with Liz Mayberry
Faced with the mountains of plastic waste that ends up in landfill, this is a great way to repurpose plastic packing straps. During this one day workshop your will make a colourful and sturdy shopper. Easy to make, utilising all recycled material, each one will be unique with your choice of colour and design.
Some weaving experience is helpful but not essential.
We will provide . . .
all weaving materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
sturdy scissors, darning needle, pegs or strong clips
(if you can collect any packing straps, bring them along so we have a variety of colours to work with)
morning and afternoon tea, and a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness
PLEASE NOTE - workshop time is 9.00 am, for a 9.30 am start
Workshop Registration
$110 + Eventbrite Booking fee - all materials included
Wage peace and kindness
Let’s escape the epidemic of busyness, media horrors and the hustle and bustle of life, for just a few hours. Join our makers, Anne and Sandra, for a cosy afternoon break, and wrap yourself in words of peace and Danish hygge.
You can just enjoy the company, or get creative. Make a traditional Danish julehjerte or a ‘words of peace’ collage heart. (there is a little gift waiting for anyone who can master the pronunciation of ‘hygge’ and ‘julehjerte’!)
Our Makers Space Christmas Pop-up Shop will be open too!
Lampshade Making with Anne Kable, Geurie NSW
Do you have a bedside or desk lamp, floor lamp or pendant lampshade that needs a new look?
In this workshop we will guide you through the straightfoward steps of making a drum shaped lampshade, to use with your existing lamps, or to hang as a pendant light.
We will provide . . .
all the materials needed to make your lampshade, including a choice of frame size and solid coloured, 100% linen fabric options (or use your own fabric)
Choose your options when you book in and we will order materials two weeks prior to the workshop, to allow plenty of time for delivery.
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
Iif you prefer to use your own fabric you will need enough for the lampshade size you choose. We wil send you some tips for choosing and calculating your fabric requirments
sharp sewing/fabric scissors - we will have a few available to use if you don’t have any
Christmas Wreath Making with Sandra Damgaard, Geurie NSW
Nothing says 'Welcome to our home' like a Christmas wreath on your front door, or your back door, or your windows, or indoors! Actually, there's really nowhere a festive wreath doesn't belong.
Dunedoo's very own florist, Sandra, will guide you through some basic florisrty tecniques and inspire you to wrangle a range of live greenery, flowers and other materials to create something beautiful, with a bit of whimsy, or something more traditional.
We will provide . . .
festive inspiration
all wreath making materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
your imagination and inspiration!
any special materials from your garden, or special Chritmas baubles and bows you might like to add to your wreath
sharp secateurs, if you have some - we will have a few available to use if you don’t
some afternoon tea to share
Christmas Wreath Making with Sandra Damgaard
Nothing says 'Welcome to our home' like a Christmas wreath on your front door, or your back door, or your windows, or indoors! Actually, there's really nowhere a festive wreath doesn't belong.
Dunedoo's very own florist, Sandra, will guide you through some basic florisrty tecniques and inspire you to wrangle a range of live greenery, flowers and other materials to create something beautiful, with a bit of whimsy, or something more traditional.
We will provide . . .
festive inspiration
all wreath making materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
your imagination and inspiration!
any special materials from your garden, or special Chritmas baubles and bows you might like to add to your wreath
sharp secateurs, if you have some - we will have a few available to use if you don’t
some afternoon tea to share
Lampshade Making with Anne Kable
Do you have a bedside or desk lamp, floor lamp or pendant lampshade that needs a new look?
In this workshop we will guide you through the straightfoward steps of making a drum shaped lampshade, to use with your existing lamps, or to hang as a pendant light.
We will provide . . .
all the materials needed to make your lampshade, including a choice of frame size and solid coloured, 100% linen fabric options (or use your own fabric)
Choose your options when you book in and we will order materials two weeks prior to the workshop, to allow plenty of time for delivery.
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
Iif you prefer to use your own fabric you will need enough for the lampshade size you choose. We wil send you some tips for choosing and calculating your fabric requirments
sharp sewing/fabric scissors - we will have a few available to use if you don’t have any
something delicious for morning tea
Linocut Printmaking with Anne Kable
Suitable for ages 12+
Linocut is a printmaking technique, using a sheet of linoleum or other material, and cutting a relief design into the surface, with a sharp knife or small, shaped chiselling tools. The sheet is is then inked with a roller, called a brayer, and impressed onto paper, card or fabric, either by hand or with a printing press.
We use Ezy Carve Printing Blocks. They are . . . well . . . really easy to carve!
Your facilitator will talk you through everything you need to know to design, cut and print your unique design.
We will provide
1 x 21 cm x 29 cm Ezy Carve Printing Block
Linocut and printing tools and materials for your use during the workshop
A variety of simple design ideas and templates for you to use - or get creative and create your own design
Hot soup, tea and coffee, for a gold coin donation
Optional
Pre-order your own Essdee Lino Cut Taster Kit, to take home, as an add-on when you purchase your ticket
Additional Ezy Carve Printing Blocks, in a variety of sizes will be available, from $5, for purchase on the night
Cash or EFTPOS payments available
What to bring
Any design ideas or templates you would like to try out
What to wear
We are going for comfort here! Anything white, made of silk, of sentimental value, or extremely expensive is not the best option at our studio.
Ink splatter happens. Once ink is on your clothes, it really likes to stay there!
It's nice to show up 30 minutes early
Most makers show up early, to enjoy a bit of down time with friends and new acquaintances before the workshop officially begins. We will start right on time!
Slow Stitching with Anne Kable
Not so much a workshop, this relaxed gathering is an opportunity to join us for an afternoon of embroidery and stitching amongst good company. We will share creative inspiration, ideas and expertise while enjoying some afternoon tea.
Whether you learnt embroidery in primary school (as this maker did) and want to refresh your skills, have always wanted to learn some embroidery skills, or are obsessed with any form of hand stitching, we will welcome you.
We will provide . . .
a warm fire and good company
fabric remnants
tea, coffee and cake
You will need . . .
a pair of scissors
your own embroidery or slow stitching project to work on
or
an embroidery sampler kit, available for purchase when you book in - see below
or
a linen lavender bag embroidery kit, available for purchase when you book in - see below
Linocut Printmaking with Anne Kable
Suitable for ages 12+
Linocut is a printmaking technique, using a sheet of linoleum or other material, and cutting a relief design into the surface, with a sharp knife or small, shaped chiselling tools. The sheet is is then inked with a roller, called a brayer, and impressed onto paper, card or fabric, either by hand or with a printing press.
We use Ezy Carve Printing Blocks. They are . . . well . . . really easy to carve!
Your facilitator will talk you through everything you need to know to design, cut and print your unique design.
We will provide
1 x 21 cm x 29 cm Ezy Carve Printing Block
Linocut and printing tools and materials for your use during the workshop
A variety of simple design ideas and templates for you to use - or get creative and create your own design
Tea and coffee, for a gold coin donation
Optional
Pre-order your own Essdee Lino Cut Taster Kit, to take home, as an add-on when you purchase your ticket
Additional Ezy Carve Printing Blocks, in a variety of sizes will be available, from $5, for purchase on the night
Cash or EFTPOS payments available
What to bring
Any design ideas or templates you would like to try out
What to wear
We are going for comfort here! Anything white, made of silk, of sentimental value, or extremely expensive is not the best option at our studio.
Ink splatter happens. Once ink is on your clothes, it really likes to stay there!
It's nice to show up 30 minutes early
Most makers show up early, to enjoy a bit of down time with friends and new acquaintances before the workshop officially begins. We will start right on time!
Lampshade Making with Anne Kable
In this workshop we will guide you through the straightfoward steps of making a drum shaped lampshade, to use with your existing lamps, or to hang as a pendant light.
We will provide . . .
all the materials needed to make your lampshade, including a choice of frame size and solid coloured, 100% linen fabric options (or use your own fabric)
Choose your options once you book in. We will order kits, two weeks prior to the workshop, to allow plenty of time for delivery
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
if you prefer to use your own fabric you will need enough for the lampshade size you choose. We wil send you some tips for choosing and calculating your fabric requirments
sharp sewing/fabric scissors - we will have a few available to use if you don’t have any
something delicious for morning tea
Slow Stitching with Anne Kable
Not so much a workshop, this relaxed gathering is an opportunity to join us for an afternoon of embroidery and stitching amongst good company. We will share creative inspiration, ideas and expertise while enjoying some afternoon tea.
Whether you learnt embroidery in primary school (as this maker did) and want to refresh your skills, have always wanted to learn some embroidery skills, or are obsessed with any form of hand stitching, we will welcome you.
We will provide . . .
a warm fire and good company
tea, coffee and cake
You will need . . .
a pair of scissors
your own embroidery or slow stitching project to work on
or
an embroidery sampler kit, available for purchase when you book in - see below
or
a linen lavender bag embroidery kit, available for purchase when you book in - see below
kids are makers - Paint like Picasso with Anne Kable
Suitable for ages 10+
Under 10s are welcome, with assistance from their favourite adult
You don’t need to know a single thing about painting, to create a masterpiece during this workshop!
Paint a one-of-a-kind abstract portrait during our professionally led class, in a non-judgemental environment, and take home a ready to hang painting in Picasso's Cubist style.
We will provide
100% of your materials and painting supplies, including a ready to hang canvas.
Two hours of instruction, for novice painters. Your facilitator will talk you through everything you need to know, from how to mix paint colours to what sort of brush strokes to use.
You need to bring
Your smiles and your imagination!
What to wear
A painting shirt or old t-shirt.
Paint splatter happens. Once acrylic paint is on your clothes, it really likes to stay there!
It's nice to show up 10 minutes early
Most painters like to show up early to enjoy a bit of time with friends and new acquaintances before the painting officially begins. We will start right on time!
Weaving a Ribbed Basket from Nature with Liz Mayberry
During this two day workshop you will immerse yourself in a variety of weaving techniques such as string making, twining and randing.
Discover how to identify, collect and store plants from the garden and neighborhood, then learn how to make a ribbed basket with a basic framework of hoops and ribs, using an exciting mix of strappy leaves, vines and inflorescence.
While some weaving skills are an advantage, this workshop is suitable for all skill levels.
Your basket can be contemporary or traditional, and will be truly unique to your style.
We will provide . . .
all weaving materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
on both days - morning and afternoon tea, and a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness
PLEASE NOTE - workshop time for both days is 9.30 am, for a 10.00 am start, to 3.30 pm
Workshop Registration
$210 + Eventbrite Booking fee - all materials included
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
Christmas Wreath Making with Sandra Damgaard
Nothing says 'Welcome to our home' like a Christmas wreath on your front door, or your back door, or your windows, or indoors! Actually, there's really nowhere a festive wreath doesn't belong.
Dunedoo's very own florist, Sandra, will guide you through some basic florisrty tecniques and inspire you to wrangle a range of live greenery, flowers and other materials to create something beautiful, with a bit of whimsy, or something more traditional.
We will provide . . .
festive inspiration
all wreath making materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
your imagination and inspiration!
any special materials from your garden, or special Chritmas baubles and bows you might like to add to your wreath
sharp secateurs, if you have some - we will have a few available to use if you don’t
a Thursday evening beverage of choice, and some nibbles to share
kids are makers - cardboard creations with Anne Kable
The workshop is suitable for both primary and secondary school students.
Design and make your own cardboard creation, from recycled material.
We will provide . . .
creative inspiration, ideas and templates to get you started
recycled cardboard, packaging, paper and other materials
scissors, paint and glue, and other tools you might need
You will need . . .
your imagination!
clean waste and recycled materials - dive into your recycle bin and find materials that you can reuse, recycle or repurpose and bring your materials along to add to our collection.
a paint shirt or old clothes
some afternoon tea and a drink bottle
Lampshade Making with Anne Kable
In this workshop we will guide you through the straightfoward steps of making a drum shaped lampshade, to use with your existing lamps, or to hang as a pendant light.
We will provide . . .
all the materials needed to make your lampshade, including a choice of frame size and solid coloured, 100% linen fabric options (or use your own fabric)
Choose your options once you book in. We will order kits, two weeks prior to the workshop, to allow plenty of time for delivery
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
if you prefer to use your own fabric you will need enough for the lampshade size you choose. We wil send you some tips for choosing and calculating your fabric requirments
sharp sewing/fabric scissors - we will have a few available to use if you don’t have any
a Friday afternoon beverage of choice, and some nibbles to share
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
Weaving a Ribbed Basket from Nature with Liz Mayberry
During this two day workshop you will immerse yourself in a variety of weaving techniques such as string making, twining and randing.
Discover how to identify, collect and store plants from the garden and neighborhood, then learn how to make a ribbed basket with a basic framework of hoops and ribs, using an exciting mix of strappy leaves, vines and inflorescence.
While some weaving skills are an advantage, this workshop is suitable for all skill levels.
Your basket can be contemporary or traditional, and will be truly unique to your style.
We will provide . . .
all weaving materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
on both days - morning and afternoon tea, and a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness
PLEASE NOTE - workshop time for both days is 9.30 am, for a 10.00 am start, to 3.30 pm
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
kids are makers - cardboard creations with Anne Kable
The workshop is suitable for both primary and secondary school students.
Design and make your own cardboard creation, from recycled material.
We will provide . . .
creative inspiration, ideas and templates to get you started
recycled cardboard, packaging, paper and other materials
scissors, paint and glue, and other tools you might need
You will need . . .
your imagination!
clean waste and recycled materials - dive into your recycle bin and find materials that you can reuse, recycle or repurpose and bring your materials along to add to our collection.
a paint shirt or old clothes
some afternoon tea and a drink bottle
Stitch and Sip with Anne Kable
Not so much a workshop, this relaxed gathering is an opportunity to join us for an evening of embroidery and stitching amongst good company. We will share creative inspiration, ideas and expertise while enjoying some food and a beverage of you choice.
Whether you learnt embroidery in primary school (as this maker did) and want to refresh your skills, have always wanted to learn some embroidery skills, or are obsessed with any form of hand stitching, we will welcome you.
We will provide . . .
a warm fire
a light supper
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
your own embroidery or slow stitching project to work on
or
an embroidery sampler kit, available for purchase through Makers Space
your choice of something to sip while we stitch
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
Twined Basket Weaving with Liz Mayberry
This one day workshop explores the art of twining, using a variety of vines and plants to make a basket, and is a great introduction to this weaving technique.
Twining becomes quite meditative to do, and lends itself to so many forms of basketry, either functional or sculptural.
There will be plenty of material for everyone to make and take home a small basket. You might get it finished on the day, or you’ll have enough material and knowledge to complete it after the workshop.
We will provide . . .
all weaving materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
Lampshade Making with Anne Kable
In this workshop we will guide you through the straightfoward steps of making a drum shaped lampshade, to use with your existing lamps, or to hang as a pendant light.
We will provide . . .
all the materials needed to make your lampshade, including a choice of hoop size and two fabric options (or use your own fabric)
Choose your options once you book in. We will order kits from Mayfield Lighting, two weeks prior to the workshop, to allow plenty of time for delivery from Victoria
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
enough fabric for the lampshade size you choose - if you prefer to use your own
sharp sewing/fabric scissors - we will have a few available to use if you don’t have any
your morning tea and lunch
Random Basket Weaving with Liz Mayberry
Unleash your creativy - no prior weaving knowledge needed, just a sense of fun!
In this workshop you will learn how to wrangle a variety of vines and leaves from the garden into a truly unique basket - each one with its rustic charm. With just a few basic skills you can make something useful or totally whimsical.
There will be plenty of material for everyone to make and take home a small basket. You might get it finished on the day, or you’ll have enough material and knowledge to complete it after the workshop.
We will provide . . .
all weaving materials
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness
Weave Your Walk - loom weaving with Anne Kable
We will start with a gentle walk, on Wiradjuri Country, connecting with nature and gathering inspiration and materials.
After returning to the studio, we will use the materials we have gathered, as we learn the basics of loom weaving to create a visual memory of our walk. A simple loom made from cardboard and baker’s twine, is all it takes to make a small wall hanging. Once learnt, these simple techniques can be used to weave other materials and make a variety of items.
Our walk will either be at the Dunedoo Woodland Learning Centre or the Talbragar Riverside Trail, in Dunedoo. Location details will be confirmed the day before the workshop, with the choice determined by weather and conditions. Both walks are short and gentle, requiring only moderate fitness and mobility.
We will provide . . .
all the materials you need to make and use a small cardboard loom
step by step guidance on basic weaving techniques
a handout explaining weaving tools and terminology
tea and coffee
You will need . . .
comfortable walking shoes and suitable clothing for bush walking
a hat and sunscreen if the weather is warm
a water bottle
a large and light carry bag to gather and carry your materials in
lunch for yourself, or bring something to share
Thanks for the inspiration, from artist Blake Griffiths, for this workshop.
How to weave your walk with Blake Griffiths – Together In Art
Yarn Therapy hosted by the Yarn Wrangler
FREE event - no strings attached!
As your yarn begins to unwind, so do you . . . and yarn is cheaper than therapy
So why not drop in for a bit of Sunday down-time and let yourself unwind with some yarn therapy?
Come for the whole four hours, or drop in for a quick yarn
It’s not just for knitters! All fibre artists and makers are welcome
We will provide . . .
tea, coffee and cake - for a gold coin donation
You will need . . .
your yarn or fibre projects - whatever your craft
a lunchbox for yourself, filled with deliciousness, if you plan on coming for the duration
Please register if you are coming, so we can make sure there is enough cake.
kids are makers - cardboard creations with Anne Kable
This is a series of three workshops - 22 March - 29 March - 5 April
The workshops are suitable for both primary and secondary school students, as there are two separate competition entry categories.
Makers Space will deliver the finished art works to SPACE Gallery, Coonabarabran, prior to the exhibition.
Week One - 22 March
Waste 2 Art - challenge the way we think about waste and make art!
Dive into your recycle bin and find materials that you can reuse, recycle or repurpose. Bring your materials along to add to our collection.
We will start with a 15 minute Waste 2 Art information session for kids and parents, where we will give you all the details about how to enter, opening and closing dates and the exhibition.
Then you will dive straight in, gathering ideas, inspiration and materials for designing your cardboard creation.
To get you started, we will make a 'Flock of Bonkers Birds’, using cardboard, paint, recycled paper and sticks.
Weeks Two and Three - 29 March and 5 April
Design and make your own cardboard creation, or finish your Bonkers Birds.
We will provide . . .
creative inspiration
recycled cardboard, packaging, paper and other materials
scissors, paint and glue, and other tools you might need
You will need . . .
your imagination!
clean waste and recycled materials
a paint shirt or old clothes