Event
Fleurieu Peninsula
Textile Art and Fashion Open Studio
Fleurieu Peninsula
Free
Event
SALA. Open Studio in McLaren Flat. Every Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday In August.
Textile artist who creates beautiful, unique and high quality, scarves, shawls, blankets and loom woven products. In a world of mass production-the beauty of handmade and how special it makes you feel.
They source and use the specially sourced highest quality wool, alpaca, silk, cashmere, baby camel, linen and cotton to create individual unique pieces of art and fashion and textiles for the home that make you or your environment feel great.
The art is all about how it makes you feel.
See the 2026 collection specially created for the SALA event. We only open once every year during August
Annette grew up in the north of Sweden and learnt from a young age how to work with textiles. Her mother was a fashion designer; her brother a world-famous 3D designer, and she chose to create wall art from textile, and then in the last 20 years woven textiles for the scarfs, shawls, blankets, table runners she makes today. The colours (many of which are dyed by Annette) reflect those of both Sweden and Australia.
Annette also trained with many of the top weavers including famous overseas weaver designers.
20% of everything sold goes to the Fred Hollows Organisation for eye operations.
Textile artist who creates beautiful, unique and high quality, scarves, shawls, blankets and loom woven products. In a world of mass production-the beauty of handmade and how special it makes you feel.
They source and use the specially sourced highest quality wool, alpaca, silk, cashmere, baby camel, linen and cotton to create individual unique pieces of art and fashion and textiles for the home that make you or your environment feel great.
The art is all about how it makes you feel.
See the 2026 collection specially created for the SALA event. We only open once every year during August
Annette grew up in the north of Sweden and learnt from a young age how to work with textiles. Her mother was a fashion designer; her brother a world-famous 3D designer, and she chose to create wall art from textile, and then in the last 20 years woven textiles for the scarfs, shawls, blankets, table runners she makes today. The colours (many of which are dyed by Annette) reflect those of both Sweden and Australia.
Annette also trained with many of the top weavers including famous overseas weaver designers.
20% of everything sold goes to the Fred Hollows Organisation for eye operations.
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