Showing posts with label art workshops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art workshops. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Workshop Ideas

We are in the process of compiling a programme of workshops for the Winter months here at 'Nest' ... and we would love to hear from you!

What would you like to learn, improve on, make, sew, paint etc?? I know, I know, the possibilities are endless!

At present, we have tentatively booked in a paper making tutor, print-maker, felter, weaver, silk painter and soap maker .... any other suggestions?

I am going to try and make each workshop a one-day course, as this seems to please most students, and keeps costs down.

And of course, you will be treated to a scrumptious lunch!

Friday, January 21, 2011

Creative Goldwork Workshop

Creative Goldwork: Pattern in Gold from Celtic Artefacts
Beads, purls and pailettes will be stitched amongst wavy lines of Grecian cord to create the centre of a pattern in a panel of rich golden textures on a silk background. Areas of closely couched Japanese gold thread embellished with purlwork will complete a pattern inspired by metalwork of the Celtic people. The completed embroidery will be suitable for framing as a panel. Previous experience with embroidery is not necessary.

TUTOR: June Fiford
WHEN: 26-27 February 2011
TIME: 10am-4pm
WHERE: Nest Gallery, 1257 Amiens Road, Stanthorpe Qld 4380
COST: $150 (includes lunch and tea/coffee). Enrolment and payment is to be finalised by Monday 7 February.

For further details, or to enrol please contact Emma on (07) 4683 3197 or emma@nestgallery.com.au.

Numbers are limited, so be quick!

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Our first workshop!

Today 'Nest' hosted it's first workshop - Introduction to Lino Printing with Eva Rasmussen.

We had a small, yet eager group of students, keen to learn the basics of lino printing.

Eva guided the students through the process, and each went home with some great prints, both in colour and black/white.

We fitted a lot into the day - and I am sure the ladies will sleep well tonight!

Linda carefully carving her lino block ...

The ladies concentrating hard on their works ...

Eva demonstrating how to apply ink to the block ...

Rubbing the paper to apply the print ...
... And I wish I had a photo of the finished product, but I had customers to talk to at that exact moment! ... but trust me, it looked just fantastic!