An arts centre situated in Midland will present an experience that lets participants learn weaving techniques and help them create original artworks.
Creatives in the area can enrol in this workshop titled Woven Memories. Running in the suburb this summer, the educational opportunity is led by local textile artist, Lisa Mori, and allows those attending to turn their treasured textiles into a unique handwoven piece to take home.
To participate, enrolees must bring fabrics, paper, clothing or personal mementos to weave with that they do not mind deconstructing by ripping, cutting or shredding. However, some yarns and other materials will be supplied for the workshop, and frame looms will be provided to weave on.
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If creatives cannot finish their artwork during the three-hour session, they can take their frame loom home and carry on until complete.
The Woven Memories workshop will now run at Midland Junction Arts Centre on Friday, December 4. The event will start at 10 am and end at 1 pm, and it is suitable for those who are aged 13 or older. Attendees who are under 18 must arrive accompanied by either a parent or a guardian.
Prices to participate are $85.50 for Midland Junction Arts Centre members and $95 for non-members.Get a Free Quote for Booklets
