SACWA Tanunda Day Branch in Tanunda, South Australia | Non-profit organisation

SACWA Tanunda Day Branch

Locality: Tanunda, South Australia

Address: 70 Murray St Tanunda, SA, Australia

Website: https://www.sacwa.org.au

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22.01.2022 Throwback Thursday: It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. We are officially in the Christmas month and today we share a Christmas recipe from the Calen...dar of Puddings (10th Edition), Grandma’s Christmas Plum Pudding with Sherry Sauce - delicious. Who has lovely memories of helping grandma stir the puddings, the smell of fruit macerating in brandy. Our current ‘Calendar of Cakes’ also has a few Christmas recipes: Gluten free Christmas Wreath, Good Christmas Cake and a Festive Cherry and Mixed Berry Ice Cream Cake - the new book is available from the Pop Up Shop, beautifully wrapped for only $15 (a great teacher’s gift, Kris Kringle or just because). See more

20.01.2022 Peter Goers officially opened the South Australian Country Women's Assoc. (SACWA) store today! Lots of goodies - find them at Shop 34, Adelaide Arcade

19.01.2022 The lovely ladies at the Pop Up shop in the Adelaide Arcade have wasted no time getting back into the swing of things. What a great gift for Christmas: team 'H...enry's' bespoke jarrah cheese board ($25) with a basket of Udder Delights olive oil, balsamic vinegar, Gully Gardens almonds and almond dukkah, handmade by the girls from the Willunga Evening Branch ($18). Get in quick before they all sell out See more

17.01.2022 In Flanders Fields Written by Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander McCrae (1872- 1918) A Canadian poet, physician, author, artist and soldier during World War I and a surgeon during the battle of Ypres.... He saw the poppies rising out of the fields after the War and wrote this poem. This is our heritage and we are their legacy. We Will Remember Them LEST WE FORGET

14.01.2022 Marketing Monday: After a lot of hard work behind the scenes the big day has arrived and at 11am today the SACWA Pop Up Shop in the Adelaide Arcade will be decl...ared open by Mr Peter Goers, host of the evening show on #abcadelaide. Pop on down and show your support but remember Covid restrictions apply re the number of people allowed in the shop. On Wednesday, Remembrance Day, a bugler from the Salvation Army will play the last post at 11am. #cityofadelaide #adelaidearcade #rundlemall See more

13.01.2022 Tempting Tuesday: Did you hear Ila (Semaphore Branch) and Davina (Yankalilla Branch) share this recipe on #abcradioadelaide last night with Peter Goers? With o...ur state borders opening up and travellers hitting the road in their caravans and under canvas we thought it was a good time to share our recipe for Campfire Baked Apples. For the full range of our apple recipes, check out ‘An Apple a Day’ cookbook, available from SACWA State Office (30 Dequetteville Terrace), online at sacwa.org.au or from Monday 9th November, our Pop Up Shop in the Adelaide Arcade . See more

09.01.2022 Card Day today at SACWA Mary Walker House. Twenty four ladies from across the state joined together to learn eight different cards designed by Maureen and Val ...from the State Handicraft Committee. Lots of creativity, fun and conversation was enjoyed by all. The next Card Day is on May 31st 2021, if you would like to join in and enjoy a wonderful day contact the SACWA Handicraft Shop as we are taking bookings. The SACWA Handicraft Shop has all your card making supplies. We are open Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from 11am till 3pm. See more

08.01.2022 Lockdown Activity ready for Christmas

08.01.2022 Throwback Thursday: With only four more days until we open up the Pop Up shop in the Adelaide Arcade did you know that SACWA once inhabited another great CBD bu...ilding. In the minutes of 11 October 1929 we read Mrs McDonald reported having been able to secure a room at Messrs Craven & Co, Drapers, of Rundle Street, to be used as a rest room, also for our monthly meetings. J Craven & Co Ltd was a family business department store. For twenty years this graciously donated headquarters was to serve as meeting room, handicraft centre, hospitality point and haven of peace and goodwill for a generation of country folk weary of tramping city pavements. When you come into the city to visit the Pop Up Shop have a walk past the corner of Rundle and Pulteney Streets, the site now occupied by Centrepoint, and reflect back to when this grand building welcomed both metropolitan and rural members in the early years of our Association. #adelaidearcade #rundlemall #ABCRadioAdelaide # See more

06.01.2022 Christmas Pageant Saturday: Were you lucky enough to get a ticket to see the Christmas Pageant? If you are heading into town early to soak up the Christmas spir...it pop into the Adelaide Arcade, the Christmas decorations are up and the Arcade is looking beautiful. As the pageant doesn’t start until this evening it might get a bit chilly and of course there is nothing better than snuggling under a handmade colourful crochet rug. We have a great selection for grandmas, mums, dads, children and babies #adelaidearcade #rundlemall See more

06.01.2022 Pop Up Shop Update: Not surprisingly we have had a great response to the handmade face masks that we are selling in the Pop Up shop. Pop into the Adelaide Arca...de shop if you would like a beautifully made bespoke face mask. If you would like to make some for the shop or for yourself the Handicraft Committee have provided the following pattern: What you will need - Cotton fabric, a pretty print is best. - Rope Elastic, beading cord elastic will work (you may also us 1/8 flat elastic) - Cut the elastic 7 long and tie a knot at each end (DO NOT knot the ends of the flat) You can make two sizes: Adult or Child How to: 1. Put right sides of cotton fabric together o Cut 9x6 (Adult) or 7.5 x 5 (Child) 2. Starting at the center of the bottom edge, sew to the first corner, stop. Sew the elastic with the edge out into the corner. A few stitches forward and back will hold this. 3. Sew to the next corner, stop, and bring the other end of the same elastic to the corner and sew a few stitches forward and back. 4. Now sew across that top of the mask to the next corner. Again put an elastic with the edge out. 5. Sew to the next corner and sew in the other end of the same elastic. 6. Sew across the bottom leaving about 1.5 to 2 open. Stop, cut the thread. Turn inside out. 7. Pin 3 tucks on each side of the mask. Make sure the tucks are the same direction 8. Sew around the edge of the mask twice. It is so easy to make this. Be sure any fabric design is placed horizontally. Please note: This pattern was one that I felt was the easiest to make, but I did do a couple of modifications: - I used 6 1/2 inches of elastic, instead of the 7 inches in the pattern. - I made a pocket at the top of the mask (3 x 1/2) encasing a 3 piece of pipe cleaner. I added this after Step 6 in the instructions. This then allows a better fit across the top of the nose. - It has only 2 layers of fabric, so you can add another layer of fabric if you want, my step mum suggested a layer of Chux.

05.01.2022 The Pop Up Shop will officially open on Monday 9th November, 2020. We look forward to welcoming you into our shop and help you choose a gift or two. Thank you for supporting SACWA.

05.01.2022 Tempting Tuesday #2: Not a recipe but lots of tempting food. Come into the Pop Up Shop this week, Saturday is your last day, and pick up a produce/picnic pack. All products are South Australian made. Buy a picnic rug and a cheeseboard and you have a beautiful Christmas gift.

05.01.2022 Tempting Tuesday: It’s the most wonderful time of the year ........ strawberries and rhubarb are in abundance. In the November chapter of SACWA’s Calendar of C...akes you can find this delicious rhubarb recipe, yum. Have you ever made strawberry and rhubarb jam? What is your favourite rhubarb recipe? This beautiful cookbook is available for $15: either in our online shop at www.SACWA.org.au, at SACWA State Office or at the Pop Up Shop in the Adelaide Arcade. #adelaidearcade #sacwa #ruralwoman #calendarofcakes #rhubarb Available at SACWA Pop up Shop in the Adelaide Arcade, drop in and say hello, we are packaging up Calendar of Cakes with tea towels or jam and a gift tag ready to give... drop in and see us!

04.01.2022 Marketing Monday: With 2021 just around the corner now is the time to renew your South Australian Country Woman membership. The 2021 subscription fee is $24 fo...r four great editions. SACWA members, or followers, who renew their subscription or take out a new subscription, before December 24th, will go into the draw to win a copy of either The Dressmakers Secret or The Dressmaker, both by Australian author Rosalie Ham. Pop into our Adelaide Arcade shop from Wednesday and check out our beautiful ‘Dressmakers’ display. A magazine subscription, at only $24, is a unique Christmas gift, introduce someone to the great work of the SACWA via this informative and interesting publication. #SACWA #ManyFaces #RuralWomen #AdelaideArcade See more

02.01.2022 Welcome to this week's Corona Craft brought to you by the SACWA State Handicraft Committee. This week we have a crocheted tea cosy from Julie, the Chairman of t...he Handicraft Committee. 2 cup Crocheted Tea Cosy Abbrev : dc double crochet bldc : back loop double crochet. 8ply yarn, 4mm crochet hook , pompom, yarn needle Make 26 chain Row 1 : DC into 2nd chain and dc across the row, ch 1 and turn (25sts) Row 2: DC into the back loop of 1st stitch (bldc) then bldc into each stitch across the row (25sts) Row 3 to 30 or size required: bldc nto 1st stitch then bldc into each st (25sts) Tie off and leave a long tail to sew seams. Make another one for the back Sew the seams allowing gaps for spout and handle Approx a 3" to 4" inch gap or will vary to size of teapot. With a long piece of yarn gather up the top, anchor tightly and tie off thread Try to gather evenly sew in ends and attach pom pom. To make a bigger size add extra chains and increase the rows. For a knitted option this would work if you do a ribbed rectangle and finish off the same way . Putting a dc edge around the openings to finish off. Or Knitted Tea Cosy - 4 cup 8 ply yarn, 4mm needles, yarn needle, ribbon Knit 2 pieces Cast on 38 stitches Knit all rows until piece measures 20cm. Cast off knit wise, weave in ends Sew the seams allowing gaps for spout and handle Approx a 3" to 4" inch gap or will vary to size of teapot. Decrate the top and bottom edge with crocheted crab stitch in a contrasting yarn if desired Weave the ribbon around the top of the tea cosy, about 1 inch down from the top edge The Handicraft Shop is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11am till 3pm. Phone and email orders, all are welcome.