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Cushion – Nelly Patterson – Seven Sisters
Cushions - embroidered $69.00

flyingfoxfabrics

May 15

Such gorgeousnesss 😍😍😍 on the print table. Crocodile Skin design in blues screen printed by @kieren_karritpul (left) and moi and designed by his brother Aaron.
Flying Fox Fabrics has loved visiting and supporting the Merrepen Arts crew this week. What a joy 🥰
@merrepenarts

#merrepenarts #handprintedfabric #printedinaustralia #crocodile

Such gorgeousnesss 😍😍😍 on the print table. Crocodile Skin design in blues screen printed by @kieren_karritpul (left) and moi and designed by his brother Aaron.
Flying Fox Fabrics has loved visiting and supporting the Merrepen Arts crew this week. What a joy 🥰
@merrepenarts

#merrepenarts #handprintedfabric #printedinaustralia #crocodile ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

May 15

Two very talented brothers at @merrepenarts in Nauiyu (Daly River). Kieren chose the fabric and colours for print and Aaron (the artist/designer) dropped in on his lunch break and was grabbed for a picture. The iconic design is Crocodile Skin and it’s a two screen design. So good to be supporting the resumption of hand printing on country. Now let’s hope the heat setting oven works 🤞
@kieren_karritpul

#handprintedtextiles #merrepenarts #slowfashion #handprintedfabric #printedoncountry #artcentre #firstnationsart #firstnationsdesign

Two very talented brothers at @merrepenarts in Nauiyu (Daly River). Kieren chose the fabric and colours for print and Aaron (the artist/designer) dropped in on his lunch break and was grabbed for a picture. The iconic design is Crocodile Skin and it’s a two screen design. So good to be supporting the resumption of hand printing on country. Now let’s hope the heat setting oven works 🤞
@kieren_karritpul

#handprintedtextiles #merrepenarts #slowfashion #handprintedfabric #printedoncountry #artcentre #firstnationsart #firstnationsdesign ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

May 14

Nola Jimarin on the heat gun, drying a print of her own Yams design. She also chose the fabric and colours. Nola is an Arts Worker at @merrepenarts as well as an artist. This is a lovely single screen design with lots of detail. It’s been such a joy supporting the team in getting on-country printing happening again.

#handprintedtextiles #handprintedfabric #flyingfoxfabrics #aboriginalart #slowfashion #printedinaustralia

Nola Jimarin on the heat gun, drying a print of her own Yams design. She also chose the fabric and colours. Nola is an Arts Worker at @merrepenarts as well as an artist. This is a lovely single screen design with lots of detail. It’s been such a joy supporting the team in getting on-country printing happening again.

#handprintedtextiles #handprintedfabric #flyingfoxfabrics #aboriginalart #slowfashion #printedinaustralia ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

May 13

So chuffed to be invited to hang out with the @merrepenarts crew this week!! We fired up the on-country fabric printing workshop after a long hiatus. For our first (test) run Kieren chose to print his brother Aaron’s Crocodile Skin design (a classic!) for an order. One screen needed a bit of love and repair but it worked!! Thanks guys 🙏

#merrepenarts @kieren_karritpul

#handprintedfabric #handprintedtextiles #aboriginalart

So chuffed to be invited to hang out with the @merrepenarts crew this week!! We fired up the on-country fabric printing workshop after a long hiatus. For our first (test) run Kieren chose to print his brother Aaron’s Crocodile Skin design (a classic!) for an order. One screen needed a bit of love and repair but it worked!! Thanks guys 🙏

#merrepenarts @kieren_karritpul

#handprintedfabric #handprintedtextiles #aboriginalart ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

May 13

Very excited to see this!

#Repost @merrepenarts
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Aaron Mctaggart Crocodile Skin Design printed today on fabric at Merrepen arts.

Very excited to see this!

#Repost @merrepenarts
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Aaron Mctaggart Crocodile Skin Design printed today on fabric at Merrepen arts. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

May 4

FLASH SALE: 50% OFF hand printed cushion covers in my online store www.flyingfoxfabrics.com (not Etsy). Beautiful Ikuntji, Injalak, Merrepen, Bula’Bula and Papulankutja prints. Now only $27.50 each. All printed in Australia! 35 prints currently available. Some only one or two left. Free shipping on orders over $100.

We’ve never offered this before! I’m back from holidays, moving premises and need to clear stock.

FLASH SALE: 50% OFF hand printed cushion covers in my online store www.flyingfoxfabrics.com (not Etsy). Beautiful Ikuntji, Injalak, Merrepen, Bula’Bula and Papulankutja prints. Now only $27.50 each. All printed in Australia! 35 prints currently available. Some only one or two left. Free shipping on orders over $100.

We’ve never offered this before! I’m back from holidays, moving premises and need to clear stock. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 14

The colourful house of Flores, including some purple for Lent. Guatemalans love colour on everything, including houses. I was revelling in it, the remembered that my own house is two shade of deep blue with teal trims and a bright orange pergola! I’m home 😍

The colourful house of Flores, including some purple for Lent. Guatemalans love colour on everything, including houses. I was revelling in it, the remembered that my own house is two shade of deep blue with teal trims and a bright orange pergola! I’m home 😍 ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 13

Edit: I mixed up my Insta accounts. This was for my personal account but will leave it here anyway. It’s part of my backstory 😘

Today is blob day (in Guatemala). Taking time out from movement and decision making, just sitting lakeside. Have been dragging this fairly hefty book all around Guatemala - urging myself to take it out to finish it. I started it in Darwin last year and ended up in floods of tears when I discovered it was, partly, the story of (Roger) Yilarama. He was the beautiful man who, with his wife Margaret, took care of my children Lily and Louis for 6 days a week for 2 years in Oenpelli, Arnhem Land in the early 1990s, when I was managing Injalak Arts for the first time. I had no idea that I would one day learn so much more about him.
I put it aside. Then packed it for this trip. Yesterday I reopened it, it’s time. It’s still a tough read. This is the place to read it. We’ve passed through the part that was personally tragic for me. We’re now deep into the later stages of the story of Neville and Donydji and the chronicling of acts of negligence, ineptitude, insensitivity, systemic racism and bastardry that characterise the ‘management’ of indigenous affairs in Australia (by non-indigenous people and authorities). Plus the connection between Vietnam vets and the community. I can feel Neville’s frustration and rage and the profound sadness lying beneath it as he witnesses large and small acts of sabotage yet rallies again and again to support and advocate and maintain the love. My PSTD is fully triggered and I’m wiping tears away as I look at the water.
Don, thank you so much for this. Can’t begin to tell you how much your chronicle means to me.

Edit: I mixed up my Insta accounts. This was for my personal account but will leave it here anyway. It’s part of my backstory 😘

Today is blob day (in Guatemala). Taking time out from movement and decision making, just sitting lakeside. Have been dragging this fairly hefty book all around Guatemala - urging myself to take it out to finish it. I started it in Darwin last year and ended up in floods of tears when I discovered it was, partly, the story of (Roger) Yilarama. He was the beautiful man who, with his wife Margaret, took care of my children Lily and Louis for 6 days a week for 2 years in Oenpelli, Arnhem Land in the early 1990s, when I was managing Injalak Arts for the first time. I had no idea that I would one day learn so much more about him.
I put it aside. Then packed it for this trip. Yesterday I reopened it, it’s time. It’s still a tough read. This is the place to read it. We’ve passed through the part that was personally tragic for me. We’re now deep into the later stages of the story of Neville and Donydji and the chronicling of acts of negligence, ineptitude, insensitivity, systemic racism and bastardry that characterise the ‘management’ of indigenous affairs in Australia (by non-indigenous people and authorities). Plus the connection between Vietnam vets and the community. I can feel Neville’s frustration and rage and the profound sadness lying beneath it as he witnesses large and small acts of sabotage yet rallies again and again to support and advocate and maintain the love. My PSTD is fully triggered and I’m wiping tears away as I look at the water.
Don, thank you so much for this. Can’t begin to tell you how much your chronicle means to me. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 9

Looking and feeling like the cat that ate the cream at Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles in Guatemala City.

Looking and feeling like the cat that ate the cream at Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles in Guatemala City. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 8

Meanwhile in Arnhem Land Australia, I missed out on a fabulous event in Ramingining. So proud of the team. Big love to you all at @bulabulaarts and the wonderfully talented, collaborative and generous Marcia of @blackcatcouturent

Meanwhile in Arnhem Land Australia, I missed out on a fabulous event in Ramingining. So proud of the team. Big love to you all at @bulabulaarts and the wonderfully talented, collaborative and generous Marcia of @blackcatcouturent ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 8

Back in Guatemala City I found a textile museum!! 🤩 So much to learn about the way textiles express the identity of the different ethnic/language groups. It’s a beautiful building in a superb location. More posts coming soon.

Back in Guatemala City I found a textile museum!! 🤩 So much to learn about the way textiles express the identity of the different ethnic/language groups. It’s a beautiful building in a superb location. More posts coming soon. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 6

These incredible ‘rugs’ are made and remade for Lent. This one is in a church in Antigua. The imagery is dyed sawdust and the themes are Mayan. A superb example of syncretism. They were formerly made in the streets for whole blocks just prior to the Friday of Easter, then destroyed by the procession(s) of people carrying Jesus, Mary Guadelupe and other icons.

These incredible ‘rugs’ are made and remade for Lent. This one is in a church in Antigua. The imagery is dyed sawdust and the themes are Mayan. A superb example of syncretism. They were formerly made in the streets for whole blocks just prior to the Friday of Easter, then destroyed by the procession(s) of people carrying Jesus, Mary Guadelupe and other icons. ...

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