Sew and Tell - Twist and Twine

Welcome to our "Sew and Tell" event series, where sewing skills and cultural stories go hand-in-hand! This unique workshop invites adults to breathe new life into scrap fabric, turning what might seem like waste into something useful and beautiful. It's a perfect way to engage your creativity while learning sustainable crafting techniques.

What to Expect

In this 2-hour session, you'll be guided by Selina from Positively Sew as you learn how to twist and twine fabric scraps into versatile twine. The workshop is enriched with storytelling that connects the craft to cultural traditions, making it both educational and inspiring. Expect a relaxed, friendly environment where you can meet others who share your interest in sewing and sustainability.

Activity Details

The workshop runs for two hours, providing ample time to master the technique and ask questions. It is designed exclusively for adults, ensuring a focused and engaging experience. Spaces are limited to 15 participants, so early booking is essential. The event is free of charge, making it accessible to everyone interested in creative reuse and textile crafts.

Location and Access

The event takes place at Amherst Village Library, located within the Amherst Village Community Centre at 2 Holmes Street, Southern River WA 6110. The venue is easily accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby. The library setting offers a quiet and welcoming atmosphere ideal for learning new skills.

Important Information

Bookings open on February 13th and are essential due to limited spaces. The workshop is strictly for adults, so please arrange childcare if needed. Bring any scrap fabric you wish to use, or materials will be provided. This is a hands-on workshop, so wear comfortable clothing suitable for crafting.

Booking and Prices

Participation is free, but booking is mandatory to secure your spot. You can book online through the City of Gosnells website or contact the library directly. Early booking is recommended as places fill quickly. For more information, contact Library Services via phone or email.