Twenty Years of Truly Tasmanian
There’s a particular feeling that comes with walking into a country hall on a spring morning. The light is coming in through tall windows, someone is setting out a float of coins, and the trestle…
Community & Place
Tasmanian Craft Fair 2026 — A Maker’s Guide
There’s a particular feeling that settles over the north of the island as October turns into November. The paddocks are green, the Meander River runs full, and somewhere in Deloraine a woodturner is unpacking a…
How to Organise a Craft Swap or Community Workshop
Bringing Makers Together Through Creativity, Sharing & Connection There’s something quietly powerful about gathering people around a shared table – hands busy, ideas flowing, stories exchanged. Whether it’s a craft swap, a skill-sharing session, or…
Community Spotlight: Outer Cove Creative Inc
Community, Creativity & Connection by the Sea There’s something quietly powerful about creative communities that grow from shared values rather than shared ambition — places where collaboration matters more than competition, and where creativity is…
The 100 Day Project: Creating 100 Tiny Postage Stamp
Creative habits often begin with a simple idea: make something small, every day. That’s the premise behind The 100 Day Project, a global initiative that invites artists, makers, writers, and curious beginners to commit to…
Meet Our First Tasmanian Maker: Sarah De Jonge of 1000 Hearts
There’s something magical about the moment a story becomes a symbol — when one simple handmade object carries comfort, connection and hope far beyond its original design. For our very first Tasmanian Maker feature, we…