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OlivePesto Contacts: Linda Wannan Email: [email protected] Mobile 0405470568 and Ann Soo Email: [email protected] Mobile 0422 842 244 Art work by Mel Drury June 2019 Volume 2, Issue 5 NEWSLETTER WE RETURN to our regular monthly activities in July Enjoy a laid-back Get- Together in the sunny warmth of the Youth Hall. Share Morning tea and coffee KOGO Table replenished with donated items Serious Stash Table (patterns & yarn, bring & take, no cost) Knit and Crochet together Share Ideas and skills NOTICE BOARD A Leap of Faith - An Exhibition by Terri Fealy and Beck Stuart . Kinross Arts Centre, Toorak https://www.toorakuc.org.au/ kinross-exhibitions Olive Pesto We Make, Learn, Laugh and Share WHAT'S HAPPENING IN JUNE? For the 3rd year Brunswick Uniting will host WORLD WIDE KNIT IN PUBLIC DAY SATURDAY 8 JUNE This years theme is Knit , Give and Respect. We first participated in the WWKIP event in 2017 and were delighted to welcome people from all walks of life including beginning and experienced knitters. Doors open 11am. Event runs from 11 am to 5pm. At Brunswick Uniting Church, 212 Sydney Rd, Brunswick Lunch of soup & rolls will be provided. Keynote Speaker—Andrea Zilberman of KOGO will make a presentation at 1.30pm in main church. The presentation will focus on homelessness. What can you contribute? Plan to make small items that can be completed on the day Make a 25cm square toward a bigger blanket that is on the go Knit a 'Hug-me-tightin wool, for a baby Knit a Scarf, a Beanies, or Soft Toys. Make Baby clothing (wool only please , not acrylic) Yarn, knitting needles & crochet hooks supplied. Or welcome to bring your own REGISTER NOW at https://www.wwkipday.com/knit-give-and- respect PREPARATION & PLANNING FOR WWKIP DAY SATURDAY 1ST JUNE COME ALONG NEXT SATURDAY Join a small group to finish making colourful Bunting to decorate the fence on Sydney Rd. and attract visitors to WWKIP Day Bring any fabric remnants that are distinctly red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo or violet Pinking shears if you have them in your kit Start strolling through Op shops looking for free or cheap knitting needles (preferably 4mm) and yarn (preferably 8 ply) for supplies for WWKIP

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Page 1: Olive Pesto - Brunswick Uniting Church · Knit a Scarf, a Beanies, or Soft Toys. Make Baby clothing (wool only please , not acrylic) Yarn, knitting needles & crochet hooks supplied

OlivePesto Contacts: Linda Wannan

Email: [email protected] Mobile 0405470568

and Ann Soo Email: [email protected] Mobile 0422 842 244

Art work by Mel Drury

June 2019 Volume 2, Issue 5

NEWSLETTER

WE RETURN to our

regular monthly

activities

in July

• Enjoy a laid-back Get-

Together in the sunny

warmth of the Youth Hall.

• Share Morning tea and coffee

• KOGO Table replenished with

donated items

• Serious Stash Table (patterns

& yarn, bring & take, no cost)

• Knit and Crochet together

• Share Ideas and skills

NOTICE BOARD

A Leap of Faith - An

Exhibition by Terri Fealy and

Beck Stuart .

Kinross Arts Centre, Toorak

https://www.toorakuc.org.au/

kinross-exhibitions

Olive Pesto We Make, Learn, Laugh and Share

WHAT'S HAPPENING IN JUNE?

For the 3rd year Brunswick Uniting will host

WORLD WIDE KNIT IN PUBLIC DAY

SATURDAY 8 JUNE This year’s theme is Knit , Give and Respect.

We first participated in the WWKIP event in 2017 and were delighted to

welcome people from all walks of life including

beginning and experienced knitters.

Doors open 11am. Event runs from 11 am to 5pm.

At Brunswick Uniting Church, 212 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Lunch of soup & rolls will be provided.

Keynote Speaker—Andrea Zilberman of KOGO

will make a presentation at 1.30pm in main church.

The presentation will focus on homelessness.

What can you contribute?

Plan to make small items that can be completed on the day

Make a 25cm square toward a bigger blanket that is on the go

Knit a 'Hug-me-tight’ in wool, for a baby

Knit a Scarf, a Beanies, or Soft Toys.

Make Baby clothing (wool only please , not acrylic)

Yarn, knitting needles & crochet hooks supplied. Or welcome to bring your own

REGISTER NOW at https://www.wwkipday.com/knit-give-and-respect

PREPARATION & PLANNING FOR WWKIP DAY

SATURDAY 1ST JUNE

COME ALONG NEXT SATURDAY

• Join a small group to finish making colourful Bunting to decorate the fence

on Sydney Rd. and attract visitors to WWKIP Day

• Bring any fabric remnants that are distinctly red, orange, yellow, green,

blue, indigo or violet

• Pinking shears if you have them in your kit

• Start strolling through Op shops looking for free or

cheap knitting needles (preferably 4mm) and

yarn (preferably 8 ply)

for supplies for WWKIP

Page 2: Olive Pesto - Brunswick Uniting Church · Knit a Scarf, a Beanies, or Soft Toys. Make Baby clothing (wool only please , not acrylic) Yarn, knitting needles & crochet hooks supplied

LOOKING AHEAD

• July: Another Mid-Winter Craft Festivity meeting, with

mulled wine ?

• August, September, October and November - TBC.

Perceptual Drawing

Priscilla Manthey will offer a six week series that will engage

participants in the practice of Life Drawing. Priscilla com-

ments “I would like to realign some of the understandings

about the nature and purpose in the practice of Life Drawing.

For decades, centuries even, held as the essential starter for

any art practice, the transition to abstract, political, social

critique subject matter, and digital means of representation,

has rendered this activity superfluous to serous art study.”

The workshops will be offered in 2 three week blocks in June

and July - details are being finalised. Participants will be invit-

ed to make a $5-$10 donation towards the cost of running the

workshops. If you have any questions or want to express inter-

est please contact Ann Soo.

Photo collage of our May activity

From Left laying out the Bunting ready for attach-

ing; Marilyn carefully designing and colour match-

ing squares for a small rug; Philippa, Natalie and

Marilyn happily chatting while working on their

projects

Exhibition

We’re excited to announce that following on from the highly

successful and very enjoyable 2017 ‘What is Creativity?’ Exhi-

bition Brunswick Uniting Olive Arts group will be hosting an-

other exhibition in September. Our first exhibition featured

the works of more than 40 artists and was a truly amazing ex-

perience.

Details for this year’s exhibition will be available in the next

few months and how you can be involved

For now, all our energy is focussed on WWKIP Day so watch

this space in July for a theme and lots more information about

our 2019 exhibition.

KOGO donations in May

Joy, Helen, Lorraine & Melinda.

Catherine ripping strips to

mount the Bunting on.

Rug for Ava-Lily

Wynn’s rug

Wynn’s rug