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From rags to riches, Graham Watson shows his re-upholstery techniques for Bedford Industries latest service. 21st September 1989.
Alison, aged eleven from year seven at Mansfield Park Primary School, shows her weaving skills.
Rosemary Ager of Angle Vale demonstrates weaving which will be on display at Capricorn Crafts this month. 8th April 1987.
Natalie (aged 11), Dean (aged 10), and Pippa (aged 10) all from Regency Park Primary School honing their weaving skills for a tapestry project. 1989.
Geoffrey Manning (author of Grange) with his new book. 31 October 1990.
Wendy Gladwell demonstrates weaving on an "H" shaft table loom. 3rd August 1988.
Elizabeth Mansutti listens to Ern Fettky, 78, of Beulah Park, as he reminisces in the bar of the Norwood Hotel. 17 September 1986.
Ingrid Lock of Bellevue Heights shows the skill which has won her accalim in the arts of weaving and garment making. 24th February 1988.
Handspinners and Weavers Guild of South Australia Demonstration. Far right, Jo Mewett, Secretary, Shirley Jenson and Susan Hancock, 2nd July 1986.
Handspinners and Weavers Guild of South Australia. Anna Morrison of Burnside at the wheel. 14th April 1992.
Budding local scribes take a leaf from the book of kensington-Norwood's Writer in Community, Elizabeth Mansutti (centre). 11 June 1987.
Leonie Shearer (10 years old) and Andrew Wickett (11 years old) of East Adelaide Primary School practising their tapestry techniques. 1989.
Bill "Swampy" Marsh, singer/ songwriter/ story teller soon to be published author.1988.
Peter Smith (aged 8) from Magill pictured at weaving classes. 17th June 1987.
Textile designer Lynne Radcliffe's hand tufted weaving technique allows for original wallhangings. Lynne's special weaving gun is a far cry from the traditional loom. 26th April 1989.
Textile designer Lynne Radcliffe of Blackwood trimming one of her completed rugs. 1989.
Rebecca Marshall, Kensington Gardens. 24 April 1990.
Keith Martin, Weatherman T.V and radio at the Salisbury Library, writes and produces Annual Almanac. 1988.
Rostrevor author Olga Mattiassi has plenty to say about her experiences during World War Two in her recently-released book titled 'Away from Barbed Wire.' 30 November 1988.
Kath and Trevor Bretag show some of the miniature items they have made out of wood. 8th October 1986.
Bob Brown of Belair starting on a piece that will finally look like the goanna in the foreground. April 1988.
Olga Mattiassi with her first novel published in Italian and English. 1988.
Glenalta woodcarver Beverley Cairns, hard at work on yet another piece of furniture. 19th September 1990.
Glenalta woodcarver Beverley Cairns in her house which is literally full of furniture that she has carved, including everything from the lamp to the wall clock and bellows in this picture. 19th September 1990.
Putting final touches to the Park's Writers Group new anthology are (from left) Bronwyn Mewett, of Prospect, Pat Bow, of Ferryden Park, and Margaret Collie, of Croydon Park. 26 October 1988.
Wood sculptor Peter Carrigy with a bird carved from native timber and using the natural grain and colouring to give an impression of the bird's markings. 8th October 1986.
Local wood carver Martin Corbin shows one of his carved creations ...a cuckoo clock made out of an old wood plane. 3rd March 1988.
"I spend some of my time writing in bed - I write anywhere." - Hans Mincham, won Australia Medal for writng and service to education. 20 June 1988.
Author of "Tall Poppies" Susan Mitchell of Magill Campus. 1988.
