One of the highlights was when Merete and I carried a koala.


Of course we started at the backpackers. 


There are really Kangaroos in Australia!!


Anita Larkin with one of her wonderful hats - on the convergence in Caberra


Polly Sterling is showing how to felt a very poetic flower.


From the exhibition in Canberra


From the exhibition in Canberra


Ola Robertson shows how to dye with rust 


Rusting


Nancy Ballesteros shows how she works with silk laps


These girls were the most marvellous belly dancers. We also enjoyed it so much.


From our day tour. Visit on the art museum in Canberra.


From the exhibition. A group has worked with this theme.


From the exhibition.


From the exhibition.


Rachel Meeks lecture about how she dyes with eucalyptus leaves. Laying them on silk and steaming them until they give their colour to the silk.


Dying with eucalyptus


Jenni Farrell in her wonderfull dress.


From the fashion show.


From the fashion show.


From the party evening. A fantastic soap bubble man even packed the chairman Betty Hudson into a soap bubble.


A spectacular fire show was a part of the entertainment.


We found this wonderful dress at the airport in Alice Springs.


Two of my wonderful students from the course by Megan Butell in Sydney.


All my wonderful students in Sydney (except Sandra OīNeill who had to leave earlier).

Ulla Turner from the Danish association in Brisbane, who invited us to give a lecture and then Ulla took us on the most fantastic tours in nature.(See next gallery).


My wonderful students from the course by Sandra Pyke in Melbourne.


The whole group with their sculptured figures.


We stayed at Leah Jones place for two days and gave a workshop there. Leah at the right, with one of her customers.


Some of Leahs fantastic dresses. She makes the most wonderful things.


I had to buy this one.


This is Leahs own jacket, or I would have bought that too.


Visit at First Fibre Edition. Here dyed silk.


The machine makes a fantastic work when it combs the silk.


John (one of the owners) tells us about the machines. We can really feel that he loves his work.


Visit at Georgina Tolands Merino Farm with 6000 sheeps. Fantastic wool. The sheep shearers were there to share the head and the back of the sheeps.


At the farm 


At the farm


We stayed at Ian Clements place for two days and saw Ianīs workshop and the beautifull nature around their farm.


From Ianīs workshop. 


Ianīs felting machine.


From my landscape workshop by Lin Hughes in Melbourne. I had the most wonderful group there and I enjoyed every moment of the course. So sorry girls I did not get a group photo of you. This is Gay Staurups picture while she works on it.


This is Gayīs almost finished picture.


This is Lin Hughes picture while she worked on it.


This is Linīs picture, almost finished.