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It has finally arrived! Toss n Tell is this Saturday and there is a fantastic schedule of events starting with a Welcome and then a double demo with Sara & Soosie.
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But first the all important COVID rules.
Whilst many of the COVID-19 rules have been eased the Phase 5 easing that was planned for Saturday has not fully eventuated - these are the rules that need to be strictly adhered to:
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- Please do NOT come to Toss n Tell if you feel unwell in any way - please stay home.
- Maintain 1.5 mtr distancing
- Maximum of 75 people in the hall
- Only 3 people in the kitchen at any one time
- Only 10 people in the studio at any one time
- Name and phone number must be clearly printed in the attendance book at the Welcome desk
- No shared food or drinks - please bring your own cup/mug for tea and coffee and cutlery for your lunch.
Now we have them out of the way lets talk about the fun stuff
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Bookings Open
Sara's Circular Scarves is sold out and there are only 4 places left in my Elevation & Plan: Techniques in Reversible Design workshop - I will be available to discuss the workshop and will bring a pile of samples for you to look. If you are inexperienced but would like to attend - talk to me.
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Martien Van Zuilen's Heartfelt Mandala workshop is also open - be quick as Martien's workshops fill up fast. For full details on any of our events check the calendar on the site.
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There is also a Beginners Workshop happening on Saturday you can still book if you are quick.
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Skills Extension Program
There are also 4 workshops of these short but intensive 3 hour foundation workshops focused on fundamental felting techniques open for bookings. At $50 they are excellent value for such individual tuition.
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Links here:
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Library Open
Our library is an amazing resource of all things felt and will be back in business. There are books, magazines and some equipment for a full run down on the borrowing rules talk to Vimol or Jill - they will be happy to help.
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Pop-up Shop
Sara will be bringing a selection of her Unicorn Fibres products in our first return Pop-Up Shop.
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Toss n Tell is all about sharing
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TnT is a great opportunity to share, ask questions or for advice - bring along any felt you have made or is in progress - recently or in the past. We love to hear about each other's experiences - both good and bad - and learn from each other. Don't be shy bring something with you - we will all love it. In particular anyone who participated in Sue Eslick's Hat & Cosy workshop please bring along your fabulous creations for us all to see. Or indeed Peta's needle felting back in February - wow was that this year it seems like such a long time ago.
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- 9:30 Open
- 9:45 Welcome Back
- 10:00 Shrinkage Rates vs Percentages with Soosie Jobson
- 10:30 Felt Flowers with Sara Quail
- 11:30 Pop-up Shop, Library & Bookings open
- 12:00 TnT & Lunch
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As always but especially now - please clearly write your name & phone number in the Attendance Book and put $2 into money box towards tea, coffee, milk, biscuits and venue hire and take a raffle ticket, which puts you in the drawer for FeltWEST credit voucher. Don’t forget to sign out when you leave.
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I think that's all I have to tell you. I am so looking forward to seeing you all and talking endlessly about felt!
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See you at 9:30 Saturday.
Cheers Soosie
PS - Remember the Special $30 COVID Renewing Membership - only till 31st July.
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Wrap - Elevation & Plan – Techniques in reversible design with Soosie Jobson
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In this workshop participants will use the Elevation & Plan approach to create a cohesive design on a reversible garment that has elegant drape. We will use a resist shape that can be used to produce multiple styles and, when combined with our inspired designs, participants will create a piece of wearable art. Reversible garments have extra considerations in both …
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THE HEART-FELT MANDALA: COLOUR, DESIGN + SURFACE DECORATION IN HANDMADE FELT
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In this 3.5-day class (one 2-hour evening session followed by three full days), you will make a rug inspired by design principles of the ‘Mandala’ (a Sanskrit word meaning ‘circle’). Mandala designs appear in many cultures and reflect a well-balanced composition of individual parts that come together to form an integrated whole. In this in-depth class, we explore a distinctive …
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Feel free to forward this eNews to any like minded people who might like the opportunity to meet felters, learn and share new skills and generally do all things felty.
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If you are not a member of Feltwest you are missing out on amazing workshops from experienced local, interstate and international tutors, and heaps of event opportunities like exhibitions and markets. Sound good? Join here:
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