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Ag/farm Art workshop romanyroamer 10-21-2006
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Posted by romanyroamer on October 21, 2006, 9:47 pm
Hi all,
Some of you may remember that apart from conventional sewing, I also Make
farm/Ag Art. You have to make a wearable garment (piece of Art) from things
that are grown, found or manufactured on a farm. This seems to be a purely
Australian, New Zealand Thing that is conducted at mainly Field Days. Some
of the items I have used include, tractor parts, inner tube rubber, metal,
grains, wool bale, wire etc. etc. I have always placed in the top 4 of
competitions and have won national finals twice and been placed 4th in The
international comps, twice, in New Zealand.
I have been asked to conduct a workshop " Farm to Catwalk" on the 4th and
5th of November in Horsham Victoria, Australia. So if anyone is interested
please phone 03 5381 2604 for more info. The workshops will be for children
and Adults and will take sewing and costume making in a direction you may
not have thought of...........Amelia





Posted by Kathy Morgan on October 22, 2006, 12:53 pm

> You have to make a wearable garment (piece of Art) from things
> that are grown, found or manufactured on a farm. This seems to be a purely
> Australian, New Zealand Thing that is conducted at mainly Field Days. Some
> of the items I have used include, tractor parts, inner tube rubber, metal,
> grains, wool bale, wire etc. etc. I have always placed in the top 4 of
> competitions and have won national finals twice and been placed 4th in The
> international comps, twice, in New Zealand.
> I have been asked to conduct a workshop " Farm to Catwalk" on the 4th and
> 5th of November in Horsham Victoria, Australia.

Oh, that sounds like a lot of fun! I wish I were in your part of the
world. :-)

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Posted by on November 2, 2006, 7:57 am

romanyroamer wrote:
> Hi all,
> Some of you may remember that apart from conventional sewing, I also Make
> farm/Ag Art. You have to make a wearable garment (piece of Art) from things
> that are grown, found or manufactured on a farm. This seems to be a purely
> Australian, New Zealand Thing that is conducted at mainly Field Days. Some
> of the items I have used include, tractor parts, inner tube rubber, metal,
> grains, wool bale, wire etc. etc. I have always placed in the top 4 of
> competitions and have won national finals twice and been placed 4th in The
> international comps, twice, in New Zealand.
> I have been asked to conduct a workshop " Farm to Catwalk" on the 4th and
> 5th of November in Horsham Victoria, Australia. So if anyone is interested
> please phone 03 5381 2604 for more info. The workshops will be for children
> and Adults and will take sewing and costume making in a direction you may
> not have thought of...........Amelia
---
Oh, please post links to pictures of these creations. I'd love to
see them, Amelia.
Cea


Posted by romanyroamer on November 4, 2006, 11:14 pm
Hi Cea,
I have yet to work out how or where to post pictures but will one
day!!......Amelia
>
> romanyroamer wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > Some of you may remember that apart from conventional sewing, I also
Make
> > farm/Ag Art. You have to make a wearable garment (piece of Art) from
things
> > that are grown, found or manufactured on a farm. This seems to be a
purely
> > Australian, New Zealand Thing that is conducted at mainly Field Days.
Some
> > of the items I have used include, tractor parts, inner tube rubber,
metal,
> > grains, wool bale, wire etc. etc. I have always placed in the top 4 of
> > competitions and have won national finals twice and been placed 4th in
The
> > international comps, twice, in New Zealand.
> > I have been asked to conduct a workshop " Farm to Catwalk" on the 4th
and
> > 5th of November in Horsham Victoria, Australia. So if anyone is
interested
> > please phone 03 5381 2604 for more info. The workshops will be for
children
> > and Adults and will take sewing and costume making in a direction you
may
> > not have thought of...........Amelia
> ---
> Oh, please post links to pictures of these creations. I'd love to
> see them, Amelia.
> Cea
>



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