Make a Dreamcatcher
Learn to weave a Dreamcatcher with Nicky Samuel
A special workshop supporting our Māori Myths & Legends month of October, create a protective talisman used to protect people from nightmares and bad dreams. Used for young children to hang above their beds, dreamcatchers act like a spider's web, trapping bad dreams while allowing the good ones to filter down through the feathers. In the sun's light the bad dreams are extinguished and only the good dreams remain.
Adult workshop (15+ years)
All materials provided
Things to bring along to the workshop:
Loads of enthusiasm
A great sense of adventure
No skills necessary
Cost $5.00 per participant
Bookings essential (limited seats available)
To book please phone 07 872 0085 or email museum@waipadc.govt.nz, giving your name and contact details.
Please ensure you are well to attend. If you are unable to attend, please contact us immediately so we can offer your place to waiting participants.
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Make an Upcycled Matariki Journal
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Get colourful and creative as you learn collage techniques and make your very own unique journal that you will decorate with Matariki Stars. We will be exploring the accordian or concertina technique to make a journal that folds out.
It's a great way to celebrate Matariki.
Tap into your creativity and learn some practical skills too.
When: Saturday 8 June 11.00am-1.00pm
Where: Te Awamutu Museum 55 Rickit Road, Te Awamutu 3803
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