Shibori Felt by Bernice Mitchell
Showing posts with label Seeking information. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seeking information. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 June 2018

Request

 I am an interior designer looking at finding someone to create a large wool drape room divider for an interior project.
I have attached a concept if what I am looking for. These images are from international craftspeople. It seems to be that I should be able to find someone in NZ to work with. 
If you are interested in this please contact me, sonya@sonyacotterdesign.co.nz
Kind regards
Sonya Cotter
http://www.sonyacotterdesign.co.nz

Tuesday, 13 October 2015

message from Daniel

Hello my Name is Daniel Priest and i am in desperate need of 10 meters by 90 cm of dark green 5mm thick polyester felt. i have tried every place i can think of but cannot find anything. Can someone please help me?
please email the editor to have your reply passed on to Daniel. thanks
Bernice

Monday, 10 August 2015

Felting Groups Information

Hi to all those felting groups in New Zealand. If your info on the right had side of our page needs updating, please email me.
If your info isn't there then I don't know it and would love to have it to include for those wanting to find like minded felters, so please email me with your details.
thanks
Bernice

Monday, 26 January 2015

Tell the Editor about YOUR felting groups.

I've received an enquiry from a Waikato resident wanting to know about felting groups in her area. I strongly encourage all felters or potential felters to join up with a local Creative Fibre group as they will have all the information you'll need plus experienced people to help you.
However, if YOUR group is not listed on the side bar I'd love info to post so people can find and join you. My email address is in the Editor details box.
Here's a bag I saw on my trip to Istanbul, Turkey.

Tuesday, 18 March 2014

Can anyone give me a contact for the  waste material that was used for the decorations at Creative Fibre Festival Porirua 2013- the remnant of felt that washers had been cut out of. Many thanks.
Janette - New Plymouth

Thursday, 12 September 2013

Painting with Fibres or Wool.

We have received a request for information on "painting with fibres". If you know about this technique or know where to find out about it, please e-mail us, so we can forward it to this talented needle felter. 

Hi there,

My name is Sabine Laakmann and I live in Hawkes Bay.
I have been doing needle felting for more than 10 years.

Most of my creations I am selling to the Rudolf Steiner community here
in Hawkes Bay. I also give classes for children and adults here at my home.

I am writing to you today as I am wondering if anybody of your group has
heard
about "Painting with Fibres"? I have seen some beautiful pictures on the
internet,
they are all made out of wool, differrent from the needle felting technique.

Please,if anybody knows more about this technique could you please let me
know
as I would so much like to learn this art.


Warm Regards, Sabine.


As we all know as felters, we have all had the benefit of generous information sharing from others in the world wide felting community, and this is how we build on our existing knowledge and skills, and in the process develop new techniques.
If you can help Sabine, and anyone else for that matter, please drop us a line!
 Ellen.

Monday, 9 September 2013

Breaking News on Southern Hemisphere Felting Convergence 2015.




I have just learned from the12th Southern Hemisphere Felting Convergence Blog, that the 2015 Convergence will be held in New Zealand!
 There are no details available as yet, but I am sure they are being worked on.
How exciting!
Don't know what a convergence is? Check out this earlier post which will explain.


Party! 

Speaking of which, attention to all you lucky New Zealand attendees of the 12th Convergence, which has just finished a few days ago: can we have some reports or pictures to share on this blog from you? How did you like it, what was the highlight for you, etc. Show and tell!
Ellen.

Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Nelson basic felting course.


Dear felters (or felters-to-be),  just bringing this to your attention, especially those in the top of the Mainland, or the bottom of the North island; an introductory felting course. This will be tutored by Colleen Plank, who is the arts and media technician, and specialist textile tutor for creative industries at the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology.
( That's the job I want when I grow up...)


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NAYLAND COLLEGE, Nelson

Learn the basics of felt making, creating colourful accessories with merino wool and natural textiles.
Tutored by Colleen Plank.
                      SATURDAY 15TH & 22nd JUNE
9.30AM – 3.30PM
Course Fee for two days instruction
 $95 + material costs $25                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Enrolling now                                                                                                                                                           
Contact  Kathryn Sclater  -  Community Education Coordinator                  
Nayland College, 166 Nayland Road, Stoke, Nelson, 7011
E:
kathryns@nayland.school.nz
Ph: 03 547 9769 ext 854     C: 021 1234055
http://communityeducation.nayland.school.nz

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How is the search for a new retreat venue coming along everyone? Have you any ideas or suggestions? We'd like your gathered info, please! Just contact us at the e-mail address in the right hand side of this page.
Thank you!

Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Seeking Information

Janette Theobold is interested in making contact with anyone who has a Snowy Creek felting machine. Her contact is  taranakihistory@gmail.com