WORKSHOPS & DEMONSTRATIONS

2024 WORKSHOP APPLICATION

We are looking forward to some wonderful Workshops in 2024.
Most of these will be held at the stall holders areas, some will be ticketed and others will be paid on the day to the stall holder.
Keep an eye open closer to the event.

If you would like to offer up a workshop sharing your skills and knowledge – please contact Dee White on 0434 630 510.

To view the Exhibitors, CLICK HERE

2024 WORKSHOPS

Piccabeen Frond Workshop

$35 per person including all materials
Bookings essential – limited to 10 people
Sunday: 10am for approximately 2.5 hours
Location: Bush Critters Marquee – BOOK HERE
Tracy from Bush Critters is sharing her skills as she teaches you how to create beautiful items from Piccabeen fronds.
Please bring a mat to sit on, secateurs if you have some and a hat.

Cats Claw Weaving Workshop

$35 per person including all materials
Bookings essential – limited to 10 people
Sunday: 1pm start for approximately 2.5 hours
Location: Bush Critters marquee – BOOK HERE
Tracy from Bush Critters is sharing her skills as she teaches you how to create beautiful items from Cats Claw vines.
Please bring a mat to sit on, secateurs if you have some and a hat.

Backyard Buckskin

$95 per person including all materials
Bookings essential – BOOK HERE
Sunday: 9:30am – approximately 3 hours
Location: TBA

Introduction to Natural and Traditional Leather Tanning.
A 3 hour workshop to learn the basics of leather tanning with accessible and eco-friendly materials that you can do at home.

Wrapped Crystal Pendant

Learn how to wrap your own Crystal pendant under the fantastic tutoring of Louise. Join Louise at the Earth Girl Seven site at your selected time. Look for the Purple Flag

$40 per pendant – limited to 6 people – BOOK HERE
Saturday and Sunday: 10am and 1pm

DEMONSTRATIONS

Fraser Coast Lacemakers

Have you ever wondered how fine handmade lace is made?

Come along and watch the art of Bobbin Lace being made. It is an art that is centuries old and is made using surprisingly few moves of the bobbins that can be varied endlessly.

Please come and see how it is done and have a go at it yourself as there will be a ‘Have a Go’ pillow there for anyone interested. You will be pleasantly surprised at how relatively easy it is to do.

There will be a display of traditional lace and contemporary lace for you to compare and admire.