Handmade Paper Workshops

Learn from internationally acclaimed Artisan Paper Maker – Chrissie Heughan as part of The Tartan Fleck at the Margaret River Library on November 9th.

This handmade paper making workshop is a 2 hour session of hands on creative fun! Bring along recyclable items such as:

  • Cards
  • Paper
  • Tea bags
  • Coffee grounds
  • Berries
  • Orange peel
  • Vegetable waste
  • Garden scraps
  • ETC

And learn the ancient art of paper making! Forming, couching and drying your own beautiful  handmade paper. The best part – you get to take your creation home. So come; Reuse, Reinvent and Recycle and turn your scraps into your own handmade paper.

Thursday 9th November.

Session 1, 10am – 12pm

http://www.thetartanfleck.com.au/event/tartan-fleck-handmade-paper-workshop-1/

Session 2, 6pm – 8pm

http://www.thetartanfleck.com.au/event/tartan-fleck-handmade-paper-workshop-2/

These workshops are for adults only and places are limited. Visit the EventBrite links to book your free ticket to one of the sessions.

 

 

eSmart week: 4-9 September

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We are celebrating eSmart week with displays at the libraries, featuring loads of helpful handouts.

We want all our community to be engaging online in fun, safe and healthy ways.

If you can’t make it in, you can still access helpful guidelines. Click here to go to the eSafety Commissioner resources page, then scroll down to discover guides and flyers to assist with all types of queries about online use and safety.

You can also click here to visit the eSmart Resources page –  which features loads of helpful tips and links!

 

 

Storytelling workshop with Kitsiri DeSilva

Learn how to bring stories to life with storytelling techniques presented by Kitsiri DeSilva. Participants will gain increased confidence in self-expression; learn spontaneous creative thinking; and how to create a powerful impact and lasting rapport.   Storytelling techniques:

  • Express character through body shaping and movement
  • Voice approaches for character embodiment
  • Fun interactive ways to engage your listeners

This 2 hour workshop is aimed at adults, teachers, child care workers and anyone wishing to improve their storytelling or to jump in and try something new! FREE

Saturday 16 September, 10am — 12pm at the Margaret River Library

followed by an informal lunch gathering at the Organic Gardens. Spaces are limited. Please RSVP by 14 September to Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au  Phone: 9780 5600

 

 

Reporting of cyber-bullying and offensive material

Did you know that there are 2 separate services provided by the Federal Government, to enable the reporting of cyber-bullying and offensive materials online?

Under 18’s who wish to report cyber-bullying & illegal content, or get help removing offensive online material, should visit the Office of the eSafety Commissioner online.

Adults who wish to report cybercrime incidents which may breach Australian law should visit ACORN (Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network) online. Click here to visit ACORN.

For more online safety resources, click the eSmart logo below.

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Contact the Libraries

Margaret River Library

Fearn Avenue, Margaret River WA 6285
Phone: (08) 9780 5600
Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au