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Textile Earring Workshop - Design
Advanced level

with guest facilitator Barbara Roe Hebb
Spend time creating your individually designed pair of textile earrings.
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Inspiration can be for colour combinations from nature such as below, the Red Wattle Bird, Plover and Fairy Wren. Alternatively, the focus can be on the shape you wish to achieve such as the Two Hoops above. Mix colours, create your own shapes: either mirror images or create your design theme with each earring differing.

In this workshop you will be guided in
Designing your unique pair of earrings
  • Thread selection -organic cottons or wool
  • Starting the earrings with or without the earring hooks
  • Managing mirror versions if part of the design
  • Finishing the earring 
What’s provided:
  • Materials: Surgical steel earring hooks. Selection of coloured threads. Needle.
  • Afternoon tea
What to Bring: Your lunch
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We recommend having completed intermediate level to build on those skills as you spend time developing your design and creating the earrings.
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Dates

None current
I acknowledge the Wadawurrung as the Traditional Owners and Protectors of the place where I live and work. 
I acknowledge their ancestors who cared for the land, rivers and sea all of its creatures and plants for thousands of generations. 
I pay my respects to the elders past, present and future.
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  • Home
    • About >
      • Australian Indigenous Weaving
      • Weaving Experiences
      • Awards & Media
  • Workshops
    • Workshops Calendar
    • Host a Workshop
    • Barbara Roe Hebb
    • GIFT VOUCHERS
  • Gallery
    • Sculptural Fibre Art >
      • Birds
      • Animals
      • Sculpture
    • Basketry >
      • Stitched and Coiled
      • Twined
      • Random Weave
      • Knotless Netting
    • Ephemeral Art
    • Natural Connections Project >
      • The Under Story
      • Natural Connections Program
      • Natural Connections Exhibition
      • Natural Connections media
    • Exhibitions >
      • Surfcoast Arts Trail 2017
      • Somerset Open Studios 2018
  • Resources
    • Weaving Materials >
      • Dodder Laurel
      • New Zealand Flax
      • Tall Spike Rush
    • Weaving Books
    • Australian basket weaving history
  • Contact
    • Terms and Conditions
  • Subscribe