Gina Sirabella designed our logo, that you can see on the left. Gina created a number of options for the 8 of us to choose from and after much discussion this is the one that won.
Diana Thomas wrote a base script for group talks.
This talk was expanded, and delivered by Robin with Annette's PowerPoint presentation at The Embroiderers' Guild NSW in March. Our research textiles were on display.
The preview of our 'Unwrapped' travelling exhibition that was shown will be on our blog soon.
We also did another road trip late February, to Cowra and Wagga.
In Cowra we met with several women who are interested in finding their own wagga rug history.
We were fortunate to see some fine examples of wagga's belonging to the Cowra women.
Neville explained and demonstrated the sewing of wheat sacks, and their usefulness in creating a head covering.
Met with Sarah and Fay from Embroiderers Group, Wagga.
Fay has designed a wonderful Wagga Crow Puppet, that is suitable for children, which we hope will be taught during the exhibitions.
This talk was expanded, and delivered by Robin with Annette's PowerPoint presentation at The Embroiderers' Guild NSW in March. Our research textiles were on display.
The preview of our 'Unwrapped' travelling exhibition that was shown will be on our blog soon.
We also did another road trip late February, to Cowra and Wagga.
In Cowra we met with several women who are interested in finding their own wagga rug history.
We were fortunate to see some fine examples of wagga's belonging to the Cowra women.
Neville explained and demonstrated the sewing of wheat sacks, and their usefulness in creating a head covering.
Met with Sarah and Fay from Embroiderers Group, Wagga.
Fay has designed a wonderful Wagga Crow Puppet, that is suitable for children, which we hope will be taught during the exhibitions.
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Love the logo
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