Adrienne Kneebone
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Member since 2017
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Description
Adrienne Kneebone spent 12 years in the Northern Territory mastery the craft of weaving as well as working extensively with women from Western Arhnem land. She has a lot of skills, knowledge, and storytelling to share and finds enjoyment in the atmosphere of a weaving group. Her skills range from basket twining to native grass cobbling through to bush toy making.
She now resides by the Yarra river in East Warburton where she has adapted to weaving with the local plant material. Her classes are light-hearted and enjoyable as she draws the creative spirit from people.
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You need to let me know two days before event if you would like a refund, many thanks.
Refund & Cancellation Policy
Adrienne Kneebone requires 48 hours notice via email prior to the start of a class or event for a full refund or transfer. Refunds and transfers will not be processed if cancellation occurs within 48 hours of the event commencing. We do not offer refunds for missed classes. There are no fees for refunds or transfers. For cancellations prior to the 48 hour cut off, email Adrienne Kneebone to organise a refund or transfer
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03 May 2020 • Wild Grasses
Wonderful class, and perfectly timed for a wet and gloomy day outside. Adrienne is a great teacher and even though I'd done a class with her before, I still got a lot more out of this class. Perfect for new and experienced weavers. Can't wait til the next class!
03 May 2020 • Wild Grasses
Great class. Adrienne is a great teacher. I can't wait for her next class.
03 May 2020 • Wild Grasses
I enjoyed the instructions and my "basket" made of freshly harvested road-side grass looks more like an energy bar for a frisky rabbit it helped me past the hesitation of trying this type of baskets . Today at vegetable store I bought fresh corn on the cob especially for the nice husks and might even eat the corn later. Looking around there are a lot of plants with big strap leaves that would make some very nice baskets and I did find a plant nursery nearby for occasional free trimmings. Not to mention the the exotic color selection of bricklayer's twines at the building supply. Inspiring, thank you.