Reverse Garbage Exhibition

Reverse Garbage Brisbane (Australia) is having an exhibition

Materialistic Exhibition Opening

Upcoming Exhibition

Materialistic 10 – 22 September 2011

An exhibition of beautiful hand crafted items celebrating all things textile, fabric and material, quirky, innovative and fabulous! Think fashion, accessories, and vogue meets re-use and sustainability.

Indulge and up-cycle – this is a sustainable art exhibition for material boys and girls, with a conscience that is not to be missed!

Join us for the opening event on Saturday 10 September, 6-9pm

Artists include: Karen Drimer, Belinda James, Brooke Nelson, Stefanie Ferguson, Anna Cooke, Nadine Schmoll, Sarah Starkey, Anita Gosden, Hope Saltwell, Izabella Shopova, Katarina Bielenberg, Phil Willy, Paisley Hammond, Kate Roberts, Frances Cull, Krystle Mackenzie, Kate Allan, Lynda Ellen, Emily Perich, Danielle Wood, Barbara Lapot, Emilie Blanchard, Jane Johnson and Sheridan Murphy.

Live entertainment by Maberley and Petein

Late night shopping at Reverse Garbage

Bar with drinks available for purchase!

Please note, this is a licensed event. Under 18s are allowed if accompanied by an adult

Spread the word, invite all your friends!

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I used a mix of natural wool tones with a soft charcoal for the horse silhouette, and the final result? Magical. The colorwork is rhythmic and satisfying once you find your groove. I wouldn’t call it beginner-easy, but if you’ve done some stranded knitting before, you’ll be absolutely fine—and the payoff is so worth it.

It knit up quicker than I expected, and the finished hat has a lovely, sturdy-yet-soft feel. It made a gorgeous gift for my horse-loving teen (though I’m secretly making another for myself!).

If you’re after a meaningful, eye-catching knit that’s a little different from your usual fair isle, this is the one. Highly recommend for any horse lover out there. Makes a great gift too and dare I say Christmas is not that far away.

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Reverse Garbage Brisbane (Australia) is having an exhibition

Upcoming Exhibition

Materialistic 10 – 22 September 2011

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