Canvaswork embroidery by Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes

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Autumn Leaves Seminar 2027

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Classes, lessons, workshops & talks

Ballarat and Queens Anglican Grammar School

201 Forest Street,
Wendouree VIC 3355

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  • 31 Mar–4 Apr

9:30am–3:30pm

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The Autumn Leaves Seminar is an embroidery event being held by the Ballarat Branch of The Embroiderers Guild, Victoria. Workshops with local, Melbourne and interstate tutors will be held at Ballarat and Queens Anglican Grammar School.

They have workshops in a range of techniques and a range of skill levels – so there is something for everyone. They look forward to having you join in for stitching fun and friendship. Friendship Friday is a free day between class days on Friday. A mystery workshop will be held at 10:00 AM which will be followed by a guest speaker. After lunch they will have traders selling embroidery threads and supplies.

Please visit the event website for more information.

Content: Alison Cole Embroidery

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