Discover the mindful art of Boro stitching at this adults‑only workshop with Monique Mulligan. Learn a traditional Japanese mending technique and create your own patchwork bookmark to take home. Held at Amherst Village Library on 20 March, with limited places available. Bookings open 6 March.
Join us for Sew and Tell: Twist and Twine, a hands‑on workshop where Selina from Positively Sew will teach you how to turn scrap fabric into durable, handmade twine—woven together with cultural storytelling. Held at Amherst Village Library on 27 February, this adults‑only session has limited places, so be sure to book early.
Join the community at the SJ Bunting Library, where sewing enthusiasts gather to create beautiful reusable bunting from repurposed fabrics. The finished bunting is free to borrow for birthdays, school events, and celebrations—an eco‑friendly alternative to disposable décor. More designs will be added as the collection grows.
Join the community at the SJ Bunting Library, where sewing enthusiasts gather to create beautiful reusable bunting from repurposed fabrics. The finished bunting is free to borrow for birthdays, school events, and celebrations—an eco‑friendly alternative to disposable décor. More designs will be added as the collection grows.
Join the City of Swan to sustainably stock up on textile and crafting supplies at our Textile and De-stash Market. There will be around 30 stalls with a variety of goods from fabric to mosaics and everything in between. You can expect to see remnants, fabrics, patterns, beads, sewing tools, scrapbooking, candle supplies and anything you could need for art and craft. Come along and reduce, reuse and recycle.
WHEN: Wednesday 17 December 2025 | 9:30 am – 11:30 am WHERE: Old Midland Courthouse COST: Free REGISTER HERE Participants will join Selina for a hands-on session where fabric scraps become
WHEN: Saturday 22 November 2025 | 9:00 am – 10:30 am WHERE: Cambridge Library COST: Free REGISTER HERE This engaging workshop includes a short presentation, three interactive textile games, and