In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore the fascinating art of wet felting, a traditional technique that transforms wool fibres into beautiful works of art. Participants will learn the art of wet felting, a process that uses water, wool, and soap to create textual felted scenes.
Whether your interest lies in abstract compositions or detailed, realistic landscapes, this workshop provides the tools and techniques to bring your artistic vision to life. By the end of the session, each participant will have created their own unique wool painting to take home and proudly display. No prior experience is necessary — just bring your imagination and a willingness to explore a new medium. All materials will be provided.
Age: 12-17 years. Register here.
About Courtney HeffernanCourtney Heffernan is a fibre artist from Northern NSW, known for her unique interpretation of the ancient art of felting. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in fibres and textiles from Newcastle University, Courtney's passion for textiles and sculptural materials led her to establish her own business, “Pan’s Ancestral Craft.” She explores the intersection of wearable items and sculptural forms, drawing inspiration from the organic shapes found in nature. Committed to sustainability, Courtney creates distinctive felted clothing and wearable art pieces that reflect her dedication to both artistry and environmental consciousness.
Image by Courtney Heffernan
