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June Wood

Spinner & Weaver Textile

June Wood

Exhibiting in Blackwood River Arts Trail At:

Weaving Threads - ONLINE ARTIST

50 Sunridge Dr, Bridgetown WA 6255, Australia

0447 332 121

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June has a passion for interesting textiles, a love of natural fibres & loves to create stunning hand spun & hand woven pieces of art. Spinning is done on a traditional spinning wheel. The yarns are then incorporated in hand woven decorative textile wall hangings / scarves / wraps / ponchos OR jumpers / beanies & garments. No two pieces are ever alike - absolutely unique. The hand spun, chunky plied art yarn is hand blended from NZ Merino Wool / Silky soft Alpaca / Goat / & the lustre of silks. Yarn is also core spun using either a metallic gold or silver thread giving lots of sparkle to show off its luxurious characteristics. Skeins of wool & blended art yarns are available to purchase in an assortment of colours - ready for any knitters who would like to create their very own masterpiece.

Under the Ocean

Hand Woven Wall Hanging

75cm deep X 50 cm wide

For Sale

$495

Kimberley

Hand Spun/Hand Woven Wall Hanging

78 cm deep X 33 cm wide

For Sale

$258

Autumn

Hand Woven Wall Hanging

85 cm deep X 67 cm wide

Not For Sale

Vest

Hand Spun / Hand Knitted Vest

Size 12 / 14

For Sale

$375

Blues & Creams

Hand Woven Wall Hanging

125 cm deep X 70 cm wide

Not For Sale

Cinnamon Scarf

Hand Spun Art Yarn / Hand Woven Scarf

185 cm long X 24 cm deep

For Sale

$189

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY​

Blackwood River Arts Trail Inc. acknowledge the Wardandi and Bibbulmun people as the native title holders of the lands and waters in and around the Trail locale. We pay respect to the Elders, past, present and emerging of the Wardandi & Bibbulmun people and extend that respect to all First Nations people living within the region.

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