Barb's Weaving | Arts and crafts shop
Barb's Weaving
Phone: +61 414 320 683
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25.01.2022 I have been very lucky to be guided in my weaving journey by some very talented people. Aunty Gail Manderson, Aunty Bronwyn Razem and ladies of H.O.W.(Hands on Weavers) Wagga Wagga. I thank them for their guidance, encouragement and support.
25.01.2022 Saturday 23rd October at Empire Theatre Toowoomba. Indigenous Business Month Indigenous Artisans Markets will be on. 8am until 1pm. Come on down and check them out.
23.01.2022 Some of the earrings that will be for sale at the Indigenous Artisans Market at the Empire Theatre Toowoomba, Saturday 23rd October 8am to 1pm. There are Clip earrings, stud earrings and "dangly" earrings. Small and large. #indigenousartisansmarket #coilingweave #aboriginalweave
21.01.2022 Latest bowl. 12cm base. 5cm side and 14cm top. In 'midnight blue' colours. Rayon raffia and paper core. Available for sale at $60 includes postage and handling.
20.01.2022 National Launch of Indigenous Business Month #IndigBizMonth #newexperiences #coilingweave #aboriginalweave #australianbasketry
18.01.2022 I will have Sista baskets available soon. Prices start at $45 plus postage and handling. Will post pictures once done.
17.01.2022 FOR SALE. Sista Baskets. $45 each. PLUS postage of $5. Pm me for details.
13.01.2022 Dilly bag. Flax with raffia twining.
13.01.2022 Afternoon all, Busy preparing stock for the National Launch of Indigenous Business Month, thus Friday 1st October, at the Highfields Cultural Centre from 12md. Hopefully will be able to post latest projects after that. Keep safe and well.
06.01.2022 Hi Everyone Have got three Sista baskets for sale. Red, Green and natural. $45 each plus postage.
04.01.2022 Ready for the PITTSWORTH CRAFT & FINE FOOD SPECTACULAR 8th and 9th October
04.01.2022 What is a Sista Basket??? Traditionally it was a large basket and was given from Mother to Daughter, Sister to Sister, Grandmother to Granddaughter or Friend to Friend. It would contain things the receiver would need - such as a kangaroo bone needle, possum skin or kangaroo skin, something special to the relationship and anything else the giver thought useful. Today it is a smaller basket with a top opening and worn as a necklace.
