Wild Art Weaving

A big thank you to everyone who supported and helped me create the Flying Kaarak for the Wooditchup Bilya Art Wongi and Land Art Trail.

It was wonderful to be part of this Margaret River Nature Conservation River Festival event⭐️. I so appreciated the support and enthusiasm from the Nature Conservation organisers, and the creative vision, sharing and love of boodja from Nan Vivian Brickman Webb, Mitchella Hutchins and Elaine Clocherty.

Special thanks to Jacqui Gale, Alison Mckenzie, Peta Goodwin and Lyn Moorfoot for collecting materials and for their knowledge of local flora🌿🍂. Many thanks also to Andrea Eyrich-Sibon, Lisa Robertson, and Michelle Bretherton for their wonderful weaving skills💕, and to all the amazing & creative workshop participants who created the 12 smaller woven birds..

It was a pleasure and joy weaving and creating - and imagining with all of you..
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She is flying free!!

My woven Kaarak (Red-tailed Black Cockatoo) is happy in her new home at Art Trail on the Margaret River. She and 11 of her bird friends are located at the Heart Chair. If you’re in Margaret River, please go visit her💕

Big thank you to the Margaret River Nature Conservation group for inviting me to be part of this year’s fabulous Wooditjup Bilya River & Land Art Trail..

Make a little willow shopping basket with me 🧺 . Okay real talk: if you have been following me for a while you’ll know I struggle my mental health. And this whole Instagram/online thing has exploded for me and it’s amazing, and I’m so grateful for all of it but at the same I’m feeling very overwhelmed by the whole thing. . It hasn’t been a gradual build up, it’s been a one month build up. Going from 1200 to 40k+ followers. Its madness. So Thankyou to all my new followers for joining me on my new journey. But people who are new here Thankyou for all your messages but I really am struggling to check them and keep on top of it. It’s a bit to a daunting task atm but I’m working on it. . On Tuesday I sat down to make a basket and I struggled to even finish it. And then unfortunately had 2 days of panic attacks and couldn’t even look at my phone without crying. (I am working through it, so no need to worry 💚) . This was mainly just to say thankyou to everyone new here but I am new at this so I just need to settle in to a new pace on Instagram #willowbasket #willowweaving #basketmaking #weaving #willow #basketmaking #cottagecore #art #somerset #somersetlife #fairycore #witch #darkacadamia #forestcore #countrylife #countryliving #aesthetic #handmade #wholesome #spring #fallvibes #autumnvibes #naturecore #nature #handmade #wiltshire

Our woven Kwobba Koornt. .. Good hearts..
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What a wonderful afternoon at the International Women’s Day event, at Fair Harvest💚💚
The Weaving Circle saw gathered some wonderful creative women of our community, sharing their skills & friendship with each other... We wove together a beautiful circle gathering of welcome, sharing & friendship💕💕
Thank you so much to all who came to support me (friends far, near & dear😘😘😘), rug-makers of the Reclaim the Void project ⭐️& everyone who inspired me to sing (&dance) 🎶a welcome! ❤️❤️Much love 😘😘

This sounds like a coiled basket weaving workshop❤️❤️

Creative opportunity coming up in the Wash House here at the Community Centre....a 4-week weaving course with Marie Williams.