Basketry Weaving Workshop

Spend a relaxed, creative morning learning the easy and fun looping technique - Cremorne, Sydney


The Art of Weaving
The Art of Weaving
Instagram followers 35k followers
5.0 (2)

2 hours Location Cremorne Class size 1 to 12 guests   $95 (Afterpay available)

Sydney Activities
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Craft
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Textiles
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Weaving
Spend a relaxed, creative morning learning the easy and fun looping technique.
Join basketry artist and teacher Catriona Pollard for a hands-on workshop exploring the meditative, sculptural world of looping. This simple and versatile technique has been used across cultures for thousands of years—and once you start, it’s hard to stop.
No experience needed. This is all about enjoying the process, not getting it perfect. You’ll play, experiment, and discover how satisfying it is to work with your hands—transforming natural paper cord into your own unique form.
Expect a calm, creative atmosphere where you can slow down, connect with making, and try something new. Whether you’re curious, creative, or just want a different kind of morning, you’ll feel right at home.
By the end of the workshop, you’ll head home with your own finished piece—and the confidence to keep going.
When: Sunday 14 June 2026
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm
Where: Primrose Park Art & Craft Centre
Matora Lane, off, Young St, Cremorne NSW 2090
What you'll get
All materials included.
Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly---no experience needed.
What to bring
Just yourself!
Location

Kendall Community Cenre - Primrose Park, Young Street, Cremorne NSW

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The Art of Weaving
The Art of Weaving

5.0 (2)
Instagram followers 35k followers
female Women-owned

Hi! I'm Catriona Pollard, an award-winning fibre artist and international teacher. Over the past decade, I have taught more than 1, 000 students across Australia and internationally, guiding them to transform foraged plant fibres into expressive, organic sculptural works through weaving techniques.
My practice is grounded in both making and teaching, with a strong focus on fostering meaningful connections between people and the natural world. Through my workshops, courses, and demonstrations, I empower students to see the creative potential in overlooked natural materials—branches, leaves, and seedpods—while developing their own artistic voice. This teaching philosophy sits at the core of my work: using creativity as a pathway to deepen personal and collective relationships with nature.
I deliver sold-out workshops, teach for leading craft and design organisations, and have built a global student community. My teaching reaches a diverse audience, from beginners to experienced makers, across both in-person and digital learning environments.
Alongside my teaching, I maintain an active exhibition practice. I have exhibited widely in solo and group exhibitions and been recognised as a finalist and award recipient in major art prizes, including the Australian Textile Art Award, International Art Textile Biennale, Environmental Art & Design Award, Australian Fibre Arts Award, and Ravenswood Women’s Art Prize.
My work is featured in galleries, high-end design spaces, and private collections nationally, and has been profiled across major media.

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