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Weaving and Rope. 2 activities that can be practiced in fibre craft

weaving

A hands-on program inviting participants to explore the cultural significance of weaving within Aboriginal traditions.

​THE EXPERIENCE

 

Join Olivia Cromarty for a hands-on weaving workshop designed for your students: smaller woven key rings  F-4 and baskets for grades 4-7. Weaving for older year levels. Each student will be given a pre-made coil to start off their basket weaving project. Any students who do not finish in the session will be supplied with instructions and materials to complete their  project.

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This engaging program will explore the cultural significance of weaving in Aboriginal traditions, allowing participants to gain a deeper understanding of its historical and spiritual importance. Guided by our educator, students will have the opportunity to create their own woven pieces using natural materials.

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Through these workshops, we share the meditative and communal practice of weaving, reconnecting people with tradition, land, and each other - Yarning!

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories & Cultures cross-curriculum priorities:

COUNTRY/PLACE: OI.3

CULTURE: OI.5

PEOPLE: OI.8

WUDTJAMEEN showing the process of weaving a basket for a First nations Incursions activity

We supply: Experienced First Nations weaver, pre-woven samples, instruction sheets, natural fibres and plastic needles.

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We need: Adequate space for participants to sit and construct.

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Session time: 50 minutes.

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Cost:  $600 +GST per class + materials. Must be booked as 3 session minimum. Contact us for a comprehensive quote.

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Educator/s: Olivia Cromarty or Georgia Bosely

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Cancellation Policy: To cancel or reschedule, please contact us at least 24hrs in advance.

Traditional weaving by WUDTJAMEEN
WUDTJAMEEN girls showing how to weave utilising a woven coil.
Olivia showing the process of weaving a basket form a woven coil.

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​​​For bookings:

Henning 0402 500 475

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Enquiries &  accounts:
Kat  0412 171 160  (Tuesdays & Thursdays)

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