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Leafy lampshade / ornament 27 Sept

Create a unique leafy ornament that can be used as a lampshade

Starts 27 Sept
From 1 Australian dollar
The Servo Taphouse

Available spots


Service Description

🌿 WOVEN β€” Make something beautiful from your favourite tree 🌿 Join us at The Servo Taphouse on Sunday 27 September from 3pm for a relaxed, creative afternoon of weaving, winding, sticking and making. (And of course, chatting!) Bring a freshly pruned branch from your favourite tree β€” you’ll need around 50 leaves β€” and we’ll transform them into something wonderfully unexpected. A lampshade? Candlestick holder? Hanging ornament? A leafy shelter for birds to nest in? Or a little floating landing pad for bees in the birdbath? You decide what your leaves become. πŸƒ Bring along: 🌿 A freshly pruned branch with around 50 leaves πŸ”« A glue gun (optional β€” only if you don't want to take turns!) πŸ’‘ Your lamp fitting, candlestick, wire frame or whatever you’re planning to transform πŸ’° A few dollars for drinks and/or snacks No fancy skills required. Just bring your leaves, your imagination and a willingness to have a little fun. Sunday 27 September | From 3pm πŸ“ The Servo Taphouse We’ll wrap up by 5pm-ish β€” unless you decide to stay for dinner! Come Woven with us. πŸƒβœ¨ ● As this is at a licensed venue, participants aged under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian. Places are strictly limited, so book early to avoid missing out!


Upcoming Sessions


Cancellation Policy

We are a not-for-profit organisation, run by community volunteers. We do not issue refunds for cancellations, but you may be able to reschedule your session if there is availability. Contact us via email at wovencowaramup@gmail.com to discuss further.


Contact Details

  • The Servo Taphouse, Bussell Highway, Cowaramup WA, Australia

    wovencowaramup@gmail.com


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We gather today in this special place to continue our learning journey together.  We acknowledge the Wadandi people as the traditional custodians of the land upon which we stand. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and recognise their continuing spiritual connection to land, water and community. 

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