ABSTRACT PUNCH NEEDLE ART - Instructor Shula Mulenga Brown, Mulenga
Saturday,September 6, 9 - 11:30am (2.5 hrs) $90
Create your very own abstract fibre art piece full of texture and color. We will explore shapes and textures with beautiful natural fibres using simple hand stitching and punch needle techniques. You’ll leave with a piece that’s uniquely yours, plus the fun that comes from working slowly and creatively with your hands. No previous experience necessary.
Ages 14+
Price Breakdown: $30 Materials fee includes 5x6” frame, linen “canvas”, wool roving, wool yarn and cotton cord, $60 registration fee
Saturday,September 6, 9 - 11:30am (2.5 hrs) $90
Create your very own abstract fibre art piece full of texture and color. We will explore shapes and textures with beautiful natural fibres using simple hand stitching and punch needle techniques. You’ll leave with a piece that’s uniquely yours, plus the fun that comes from working slowly and creatively with your hands. No previous experience necessary.
Ages 14+
Price Breakdown: $30 Materials fee includes 5x6” frame, linen “canvas”, wool roving, wool yarn and cotton cord, $60 registration fee
Saturday,September 6, 9 - 11:30am (2.5 hrs) $90
Create your very own abstract fibre art piece full of texture and color. We will explore shapes and textures with beautiful natural fibres using simple hand stitching and punch needle techniques. You’ll leave with a piece that’s uniquely yours, plus the fun that comes from working slowly and creatively with your hands. No previous experience necessary.
Ages 14+
Price Breakdown: $30 Materials fee includes 5x6” frame, linen “canvas”, wool roving, wool yarn and cotton cord, $60 registration fee
Shula Mulenga Brown is an African textile artist based in Winnipeg Manitoba. Shulas’ foray into textile and fibre arts started in 2020. What started as a passing hobby gradually shifted into a passion to take her artistic skills seriously and turn her hobby into a business.
Shula strives to create exceptional functional and decorative textile art using various mediums such as sewing, embroidery, punch needle and rughooking. She prioritizes sourcing materials from Canadian and African small businesses that uphold sustainability and durability, ensuring that Mulenga reflects both creativity and ethical values.
My hope is to enchants you, to create art you desire to live with, art that offers a sense of belonging.
@Mulengaart