UPHOLSTERY WORKSHOP
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GOT FRUIT TREES AND/OR A ROSEBUSH JUNGLE – PRUNE THEM!
Pruning can be a daunting task however once a few basic principles are known it becomes so much easier. We will start with a theory session and then get out in amongst a variety of different fruit trees (and rose bushes) including citrus, figs, stone fruit, feijoa, avocado, grapes and olives. Course will be run at Matapouri.
Course ID: B215
Date: Sat 27 June Time: 9am - 1pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $50 Tutor: John Ringer Level: All Class: Venue is offsite in Matapouri (directions will be supplied) |
SOAP MAKING FOR BEGINNERSLearn the basics of soap making in this practical hands-on workshop. Using the Cold Process method and oils that may be in your pantry you will produce a mild soap, that will be gentle on your skin yet will still clean the grubbiest of hands. All ingredients provided. Tutored by local soap maker Chloe King. Book early as class fills quickly!
Course ID: B20
Date: Sat 16 May Time: 9am - 12pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $55 Tutor: Chloe King Level: All All materials provided, some equipment needed, a list will be provided Class: B Block, B04 Please Note: book early as places fill quickly!
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WANT TO HELP SAVE THE WORLD BY CREATING YOUR OWN FOOD FOREST
Turn your backyard into a food forest by planting a diverse range of edible plants. Food forests are traditionally three dimensional, extending up, down and out. Your forest can include fruit trees, berries, vegetables and herbs. This workshop covers soil preparation, composting, mulching, plant selection and maintenance. Learn how to maximise your space so that you end up with a wonderful supply of fresh fruit and vegetables.
Course ID: B212
Date: Sat 30 May Time: 9am - 1pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $50 Tutor: John Ringer Level: All Class: S Block, S10, Gate 2 |
STITCHES IN TIMEWelcome, we’re excited to have you join us! This is a safe, enjoyable and inspiring place to learn more about sewing garments for yourself and your family. Learn to read a pattern, choose appropriate fabrics for your pattern choice, alter a pattern to fit your body shape, prepare the pattern and fabric for cutting and
sew a garment ready to enjoy wearing it. If you are new to garment sewing Sandy recommends making either a shift style dress, elastic waisted skirt or trousers, or a sleeveless and collarless top. These are simple in design and have minimal seams. Note that fabric choices greatly impact your finished garment. INFO EVENING: Mon 4 May 6pm. REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL! If you already have a pattern and/or fabric in mind, bring them both. Otherwise wait and let Sandy guide you in making a choice. Other details given during the information evening. Course ID: B358
Date: Mon 11 May Time: 6pm - 8.30pm Course Length: 6 Weeks Course Fee: $110 Tutor: Sandy Robinson Level: All Some equipment needed and a list will be provided Class: B Block, B06, Pedestrian Gate on Bus Zone |
Feedback: “As a complete beginner, I found this six-week sewing course to be a great introduction to sewing. With Sandy’s guidance I created a pair of trousers from start to finish, which I am very happy with. I now feel confident, to do basic garment alterations and repairs, as well as try some more challenging sewing projects. The course covered the essentials and hands-on learning made a big difference. I’d recommend this course to anyone starting out, or a bit out of practice, it’s well worth it and was very enjoyable" M. Cook
EXPENSIVE COMPOST! COME ALONG AND LEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO MAKE YOUR OWNMaking your own compost is not only a great way to use those kitchen scraps, grass clippings and pruning’s, it also makes your soil heathier and therefore more productive. We will show you how easy it is to make your own compost by a variety of different methods so that you won’t need to waste any of your (now) valuable kitchen scraps and other organic material. A bonus is information about worm farming as part of course.
Course ID: B217
Date: Sat 16 May Time: 9am - 1pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $50 Tutor: John Ringer Level: All Class: S Block, S10, Gate 2 |
SOAP MAKING - COLOURS & SCENTSIf you have already attended the Soap Making basics with Chloe, then this is the next step in getting creative with your soap making! Join Chloe our local soap specialist and learn how to add colour and scent to your soaps. Hand-made soaps make the most special gifts! All ingredients provided. Tutor: Chloe King
Book early as class fills quickly. Course ID: B21
Date: Sat 27 Jun Time: 9am - 12pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $60 Tutor: Chloe King Level: All All materials provided, some equipment needed, a list will be provided Class: B Block, B04 Please Note: book early as places fill quickly!
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WANT TO GARDEN WITHOUT SPRAYS AND OTHER CHEMICALS
Organic gardening is all about working in harmony with nature to get the best out mother nature to give you produce that is full of flavour not artificial chemicals. You will learn how to improve the health of your soil, what plants grow best together, which are the best types of plants to grow organically and techniques to keep the bugs and diseases at bay.
Course ID: B216
Date: Sat 6 Jun Time: 9am - 1pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $50 Tutor: John Ringer Level: All Class: S Block, S10, Gate 2 |
HOW TO GET PLANTS FOR NOTHING – PROPAGATE YOUR OWN!Plants are expensive to buy and are not necessarily good quality. Lots of plants are easy to propagate. On this course you will learn about the various methods of propagation available to you including taking cuttings (soft wood, semi hardwood and hardwood), grafting and budding, layering and growing from seed. The session has a theoretical component and practical component where you will be making your own cuttings, grafting, budding and sowing your own seed. The course will be run at Matapouri.
Course ID: B219
Date: Sat 20 Jun Time: 9am - 1pm Course Length: 1 Morning Course Fee: $50 Tutor: John Ringer Level: All Class: Venue is offsite in Matapouri (directions will be supplied) |
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