This workshop is part of the inaugural Milton Mollymook Makers & Creators Festival.

Meet Jules of Flow and Flourish who will guide you in transforming local plant fibres into baskets, platters, wall hangings and sculptures immersed in nature at Little Forest Farm, Milton. No weaving experience required. You'll prep, shape and complete at least one piece, and practice the skills to continue creating at your own pace. Leave with your creativity reignited, new connections and a nourished belly. Weather permitting, we’ll work outside and enjoy expansive views of Yuin Country, from Lake Conjola to Didthul (Pigeon House Mountain). We’ll take a stroll to meet the menagerie of miniature horses and chooks, and they’ll likely visit us too! Inside we’ll enjoy an open fire if the day is cool. This hands-on workshop includes:

The contemporary 'random weave' technique
Guidance re collecting and preparing plant fibres for sustainable art - the skills to continue creating at your own pace
All weaving materials including foraged Bangalow palm inflorescence
Nutritious + delicious morning tea, hot and cold bevvies.
Connection and play with each other, and cheeky farmyard friends.

Date: Sun 8 Sep 2024.