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Your free guide to textile workshops across Australia
Be inspired by textile fibres and exceptional art tutors to create with fibres, using painting weaving, sewing, dyeing or other textile art techniques.
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STURT
Location: Mittagong New South Wales, Australia
STURT promotes contemporary Australian craft and design at Mittagong, in the Southern Highlands of NSW, offering courses in contemporary craft, design and art throughout the year and week long programs in Summer and Winter. Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Tasmanian Creative Arts Summer School
Location: Launceston Tasmania, Australia
The Tasmanian Creative Arts Summer School provides 22 hands-on creative arts workshops and two music summer schools in the city of Launceston in January. All creative arts workshops offered by the University of Tasmania will run from Wednesday 13 through to Friday 22 January, 2010 inclusive. Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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ATASDA
Location: Epping New South Wales, Australia Ongoing workshops in NSW and Queensland
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Bribie Island Community Arts Society
Location: Bribie Isalnd Queensland, Australia
The Bribie Island Arts Festival (16 to 25 July 2010) presents both workshops in many arts and crafts and hands-on activities for the visiting public.
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Caloundra Regional Art Gallery
Location: Caloundra Queensland, Australia A variety of full day workshops in a variety of media are held on an ongoing basis.
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Catalyst
Location: Perth Western Australia, Australia We run one day workshops in a variety of contemporary textile techniques throughout the year.
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Deakin University
Location: Warrnambool Victoria, Australia Paint, draw, dance, bind or photograph through summer at Deakin Warrnambool's summer school. Deakin is offering a variety of short courses ranging from 2-5 days, commencing 12 January 2009.
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Embroiderer's Guild Victoria
Location: Malvern Victoria, Australia
A range of embroidery workshops including cross stitch, tapestry, needle work, machine embroidery and quilting.
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Fremantle Arts Centre
Location: Fremantle Western Australia, Australia Fremantle Arts Centre offers one to two day weekend workshops in a large variety of media.
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Glenys Mann
Location: Tamworth New South Wales, Australia Textile master classes held by Glenys Mann Western Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and NSW.
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Gosford Regional Gallery
Location: Gosford New South Wales, Australia Weekend workshops are usually a one day workshop on either day, and these are a great opportunity to try something new. Subjects covered have been stone carving, mosaics, life drawing and painting.
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Grampians Texture
Location: Halls Gap, Grampians National Park Victoria, Australia Set in the beautiful Halls Gap in the Grampians National Park, GRAMPIANS TEXTURE will give artists the opportunity to develop their artistic practices in one of Australia’s most beautiful natural environments, under the inspiring tuition of 14 tutors. All workshops will be held in Halls Gap.
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handmade felt
Location: Summer Hill New South Wales, Australia
Felt making workshops run for beginners to more expereinced feltmakers in Summer Hill, NSW.
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Heart Art
Location: Park Orchards Victoria, Australia Each Heart Art workshop is enriched with music, beautiful food, and happy company so it will be a special experience for you.
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India Flint - Botanical Alchemist
Location: Mount Pleasant South Australia, Australia Once a month the alchemist teaches workshops in various textile techniques.
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James Bryans
Location: Westminister Western Australia, Australia This workshop is intended as an overview of various silkscreening techniques that can be used at home or your own art studio.
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Mandy Rowe Designs
Location: 202 Gibsons Road, Sale Victoria, Australia
Treat yourself to a creative mini-break full of fun, food and fashion. Mandy Rowe will help you create your very own exquisite felted 'wrap'.
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Megalo Print Studio and Gallery
Location: Canberra Australian Capital Territory, Australia
One and two day weekend workshops and summer school, covering a large range of topic areas. Includes print making, screenprinting, digital art, etching, lithography and bookmaking.
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North Sydney Community Centre
Location: North Sydney New South Wales, Australia A range of creative weekend workshops including painting, dye, drawing, pastels, pottery and textiles.
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SharkChic
Location: Sydney New South Wales, Australia
Meredith (Meri) Peach regularly teaches basketry and fibre sculpture workshops in various locations around NSW. Meri is a professional artist and biologist, trading as SharkChic.
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Territory Craft
Location: Darwin Northern Territory, Australia Darwin Division of Territory Craft has a number of fully equipped studios where workshops are conducted.
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Textile Artistry
Location: Dromana Victoria, Australia A range of workshops including embroidery, felting, staming and dyeing, working with paper and fabric, watercolours, drawing and more.
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