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Patchworker Mary Tidswell of North Plympton works to the adage a stitch in time saves nine at the Camden Community Centre's weekly patchwork class. 17 February 1988.
Alison Verrier (left) of Burnside and Una Lawson of Magill show the quilts they have spent many hours stitching together. They will take the two they are holding to Houston next month. 10 September 1986.
Winsome Alexander-Temby shows some of the intricate craftwork created by Maureen Williams who does patchwork and quilting. Art instructor Harold Edwards looks on. 25 June 1986.
Alberton artist Gary Campbell proudly displays one of vibrantly painted silks that will feature in the Artisans, Actors, Minstrels and Fools exhibition at the Jam Factory this month. 16th November 1988.
Carol Cary is horsing around with her latest skill, fabric painting, which she is learning at the Field Community College. 13th April 1988.
Roof Top Clothing. Bridget Gardiner applying dye to bath before material is placed in bath. 1988.
The dye is cast! Working over the dye bath on their way to creating another marbling masterpiece are artisitc Mount Barker printers Brian O'Malley and Bridget Gardiner. 25th May 1988.
Annemarie Hardy of Wayville and Dorothy Yates of Seaton enjoying the companionship and craft activities conducted at the Grange Community Centre at TAFE Port Adelaide Branch at Grange. 11th July 1987.
Silk painter Barbara Junggeburt happy in her new "home" on Goodwood Road. 27th April 1988.
Barbara Junggeburt working on one of her silk paintings at Silk Styles Goodwood. 27th april 1988.
Isobel Kindley and Robyn Attenborough at a silk screening class. 27th June 1990.
Marjory Norman of Grange and Jan Faulkner of Millswood with instructor Pam Watts of Henley Beach (seated) enjoy craft work. 8th July 1987.
Brenda Rolls models one of her Nirvana creations which will be for sale at the Contemporary Craft in SA exhibition this weekend. 9th March 1988.
Belair's Beryl Stutchbury at Studio 20 Blackwood with some of her fabric paintings. 6th July 1988.
Hold still!...Travis Corigliano, 6, receives some extra colour from Cheryl Van Van Schie. 3rd December 1986.
Hazel Wainwright (right) begins the delicate task of painting a mask on 12 year old Fiona Shackleton's face while Shane Fitzgerald, 5, complete with tiger face looks on. The face painting is just one of the activities that are part of Norwood Youth Activities Centre's school holiday program. 28th January 1987.
Summertown resident Ria Willering is a face painter and who better to practice on than son Seth. 1989.
Seth Willering after a paint job by his mother Ria who is a face painter. 1989.
Carclew Holiday Program. Face artist Maria Willering makes Bradley Donovan (Elizabeth Downs) into a tiger. 3rd October 1990.
Will the wind change? Rubber-faced Jessie, 5, not only likes painting her face but adds to the effect by pulling expressions at the Rachel Child Care Centre during the school holidays. 14th October 1987.
Ronald Blum looks at a 3-D picture through a stereograph. 14th August 1991.
Elizabeth East's Eric Barr....hopes to form film making club. 28th October 1987.
Kim Duffy of Ridgehaven with still photos of Modbury Primary School students whom Kim used to make her film. 5th December 1991.
Peter Geelen prepares to make a hologram exposure on film. 5th May 1993.
Peter Geelen and his laser hologram camera. 4th August 1993.
David Haddy of Torrens Park poses for Paul, 4, of Westbourne Park. 19th June 1991.
Film maker Scott Hicks. 14th February 1990.
Anthony Jennings SA Young Film Maker Award winner. 9th January 1991.
Trevor Wing of Holden Hill in his replica Regent Theatre in his backyard. 6th May 1992.
