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art and craft

Arts and Crafts Destash Day 

Book your table here
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Destash Day Destash Day is a monthly get-together for makers, creatives, collectors, and crafty treasure hunters to share the love by selling, swapping, or giving away art and craft supplies.
You’re welcome to book a table on your own or share with a friend. It’s a great chance to clear out those unused fabrics, art materials, tools, and creative bits and pieces — and help them find a new home with someone who’ll love them.
A quick heads-up:
To make Destash Day worthwhile and enjoyable for everyone, we need a minimum of 10 booked tables for the day to go ahead. If we don’t reach this number, we’ll be in touch ahead of time and offer you a refund or the option to transfer your booking to another Destash Day.

Destash Day is held on the second Saturday of each month, with our first event on Saturday 14 February.
Start de-stashing – we can’t wait to see what treasures you’ll bring!
Use QR Code for Booking Link or go to thq.fyi/se/eVaFdl0

Date: Monthly 14 February & 14 March 
Time: 10am to 12
Cost: Free entry $5 to book a table (see the link or use the QR Code) 

Expression of interest - indigo shibori dyeing workshop

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We're exploring interest in a hands-on Indigo Shibori dyeing workshop.

Shibori is a traditional Japanese technique that uses folding, twisting, stitching or binding to create beautiful resist-dyed patterns in deep indigo. Each piece is completely unique.

If you'd like to learn this creative textile art and make your own indigo-dyed fabric, please register your expression of interest at the House on 5674 2444.

We'll be in touch with dates and details once numbers are confirmed.

inverloch basket Weavers

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We meet each Friday.

Bring your own work or be guided by Meg, who has been making baskets for many years.

The emphasis is on having fun, while being inspired by working with others.

No experience necessary, just a desire to learn and play with materials from our environment.

We are also working  collaboratively on works for the 'Basket Tree' at Ayr Creek Bridge.

Date: Weekly from Friday 30 January
Time: 1pm—3pm
Cost: Gold coin donation

beginners drawing with sue

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If you've always wanted to learn how to draw, this is the perfect opportunity!

With over 40 years experiences as an art teacher, Sue brings a passion for helping others build confidence through creativity.

Sessions focus on having fun, experimenting with drawing techniques and exploring how each person can  express themselves uniquely through art.

Sue will be running three consecutive sessions.

Bookings are required*.

Date: Wednesdays 11, 18 and 25 February
Time: 2pm-4pm
Cost: $4 members, $6 non-members
Bookings: Required on 5674 2444
*This class requires a minimum of five peple to commence.

in house painters

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Bring your own materials or projects and have some fun in a mutually supportive environment.

In House Painters' annual exhibition will be held in October this year. 

No need to book, just turn up! 

Date: Weekly from Friday 30 January
Time: 10am—1pm
Cost:  $4 members, $6 non-members
Booking: 5674 2444

chatty crafters

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​A small friendly group who share thoughts and ideas while enjoying crafts such as sewing, knitting, embroidery or whatever takes your fancy.

No experience necessary. 

All welcome no bookings required.

Date: Weekly from Tuesday 3 February 
Time: 12.30pm—3.30pm
Cost: $4 members, $6 non-members

flower arranging with jill

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In a casual and friendly environment, play and explore with flowers from your own garden, (neighbours' or friends' will do just fine as well), and be amazed at your fabulous creations all while learning tips and tricks on floral care and styling along the way.

With qualifications in floristry, learning with Jill is always inspiring and fun.

Material list provided once your participation is confirmed.

Bookings required.*
  
​Date:  Monday 16 February 
Time: 2pm—4pm
Cost: $6 members, $8 non-members   
Booking: 5674 2444
* These courses require a maximum of five participants to commence.

garment repair cafe

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Got clothes or textiles in need of a little love?

Whether it’s a favourite coat, trousers that don’t quite fit, or a pillowcase needing a simple fix, our talented repairers are here to help you get more life out of the things you already own.

From buttons and hems to refreshing well-worn garments, we’ll do our best to bring them back to life. Let the team work their magic at the Garment Repair Café.

We're proud to support Upparel, who upcycle clean textiles into quality items like socks and homewares.

Find out more about Upparel.

Drop off clean garments at the Repair Café on the dates listed below.

No need to book, just turn up!
  
​Date:  Last Saturday of the month. 31 January, 28 February and 28 March 
Time: 10am—12pm
Cost: Gold coin donation

sewing studio with brian

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The lovely and talented Brian is back and ready to sew.

Brian Ahern has had a long career in the clothing industry, both here and overseas. Lucky for us, Brian loves to share his knowledge of all aspects of pattern making and sewing with you in a fun, friendly environment.

Brian hosts weekly sessions at the House. 

If you have a pattern to be altered to fit, a garment that you want to make, a partly finished garment which you need help with or have questions about a sewing project, come along and join Brian and together work on finding a solution.

All skill levels welcome including beginners. BYO machine, fabric, scissors, pattern and fabric, tape measure, pins and marking chalk or pencil. 

No need to book, just turn up!
 
Date: Weekly from Wednesday 28 January
Time: 9am—11.30am 
Cost: $4 members, $6 non-members

knit one give one (kogo)

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​Inverloch Community House is a drop off point for KoGo (Knit One Give One). 

KoGo is a not-for-profit organisation that asks volunteers to donate time and wool to knit warm winter woollies and cuddly knitted toys. 

​KoGo then distributes  items to people in need through over 250 community groups.

The Chatty Crafters are passionate supporters of KoGo. Read more about KoGo.

If you are interested in KoGo or crafts drop in for a chat on Tuesday afternoons.   ​
Click here for kogo patterns

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  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • COMMITTEE OF GOVERNANCE COMMITEE POSITION DESRIPTION
    • STRATEGIC PLAN
    • MODEL RULES
    • ANNUAL REPORT AND AGM
  • ACTIVITIES AT THE HOUSE
    • ART AND CRAFT
    • COOKING AND FOOD >
      • Gluten Free Recipes
    • DANCE
    • EXERCISE AND MOVEMENT
    • LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    • RECREATION
    • SUPPORT GROUPS AND PARTNERS
    • SUSTAINABLE LIVING
    • TECHNOLOGY
    • WALKING GROUP
  • VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
  • ROOM AND EQUIPMENT HIRE
  • SERVICES
  • MEMBERSHIP
  • CONTACT US