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Jam Factory artist Alex Wyatt shows Sandra, Tania and Tammy, all from Gepps Cross Girls School, the art of glass blowing. 15th April 1987.
Graphic artist Jayne Amble shows off her history print to Thebarton Council community services manager Joe Fayad. 2nd December 1987.
Janet Bridgland with an illustration. 4th July 1990.
Seaton graphic artists with some of their designs. Left to right: Scott Groves, Sparky (Robert Jones), Gary Bond, Lyn Easton (Community Youth Worker), Angela Riccica and George Hatzielenis (Drake). 1989.
Carolyn 16 years old (Valley View) and Justin 16th years old (Ingle Farm) using the school's plotter, during their computer aided graphics class in the school's new design centre. 20th November 1991.
Meg Benbow (centre) with Guido and Julie Voividich at the cocktail party at which guests viewed the award-winning gold and diamond necklace being held by Meg. 19th October 1988.
Artist Georgie Bliss' jewellery making skills will be on show at the Contemporary Craft exhibition at the Festival Centre. 1988.
Hills jeweller Don Ellis plies his trade in preparation for the big display at Studio 20. 27th May 1987.
They're a cut above the rest! At work at Robin Choat Jewellers are award winners Matt Sirenko (left), 20, of O'Halloran Hill and Martin Farkas, 27, of Fullarton. 14th December 1988.
Marianne Sprinkmeier heating metal to be shaped into fine jewellery. Anything from bracelets to charms. 24th February 1988.
Catherine Truman with a collection of carved wooden fish brooches. 18th April 1990.
Mother and daughter jewellers/gemologists. Left to right, Sharron Green and her mother Betty Phillips of Rembrandts Jewellers. 9th October 1991.
Maylands Church. Kath Boden, of Joslyn, with her rug. 20th June 1990.
It's simple! St Morris resident Jim Hector prepares for the men's knitting exhibition at David Jones. 8th June 1988.
Grace Hollams of Royston Park and Helen Wilke, 21 years old, of Felixstowe prepare work for exhibition. 28th February 1990.
Dorothy Plak of woodville Gardens with the woollen sculptures she has made of Prime Minister Bob Hawke and Opposition Leader John Howard. 16th March 1988.
Helen Walters with her knitting machine and finished products. 1989.
Nailsworth Primary Students Tristan Winen, 9 years old, of Golden Grove and Melanie Anusz of Nailsworth with their knitted scarves. 1988.
In the right corner, Prime Minister Bob Hawke. In the left, Mr John Howard, Opposition Leader. July 1987.
Arts and crafts : Knitting : Flora Evans
[Caption] Flora Evans, aged 90 on April 5th, with knitting bags made from bread bags. 3rd April 1991.
Left to right. Deanna Jones (Sturt), Iris Anderson (nee Provis) (Edwardstown), Tanya Dewhurst (Co-ordinator), Trish Basley (Seacliff), busily knitting away for "Knit-in 88". 1988.
Lace Guilders Karen Blum (left) of Oaklands Park and Noel Shepherdson of Seacliff with the prototype from which members are making Lord Mayor Steve Condous a new jabot. 3rd March 1988.
Left to right. Karen Blum of Oaklands Park, Jenny Pietsch of Prospect and Muriel Coghlan are members of the Lace Guild. 17th October 1988.
Karen Blum of Oaklands Park is toiling over her lace making in preparation for an exhibition of lace work and lace making at Beaumont House. 26th October 1988.
All the frills of success - Val Collins shows the fruits of her labours at a Camden Community Centre craft class. 4th March 1987.
Art Moods partner Leah Linsket of Collinswood. displays the fifty year old lace tablecloth she has restored and framed which Alderman Eric Bicknell plans to give his wife for Christmas. 22nd December 1987.
Joe de Zolt of Prospect Leadlight. 2nd December 1992.
Gaynor Frazer shows off her newly completed stained glass window. 13th June 1990.
Andrew Goral of Woodforde, one of the gallery directors, with some of stained glass animals from the exhibition. 24th October 1990.
