The TOP 10 BEST Arts & Crafts in Poona QLD

Rainbow Beach Markets is a vibrant and lively marketplace that brings together an eclectic array of local artisans, creators, and vendors. Nestled against the stunning backdrop of Rainbow Beach's natural beauty, our markets offer a delightful fusion of handmade crafts, fresh produce, delectable treats, and unique treasures. With a strong sense of community spirit, visitors can explore an ever-changing assortment of stalls, from handmade jewelry and art to fresh produce and gourmet delights.

Bottlebrush Craft Centre is a gallery and meeting place for art and craft groups.

Come along to Bauple Markets. Held on the 4th Saturday of every month from 7am-12noon.

At Patchwork on Pallas, you'll find everything you need for your next embroidery, quilting or any other arts and crafts project. With one of the largest selections of craft supplies, fabrics and sewing machines in Maryborough, you are spoilt for choice! At our Fraser Coast sewing shop, you will find popular brands of sewing machines, including Janome, Brother, Pfaff, Husqvarna Viking, Singer and Bernina. Our staff are sewing hobbyists themselves and are happy to find a model to suit your experience level and budget. New to sewing or haberdashery? Try one of our Marybrough craft classes. You will learn the finer details of patchwork, dressmaking, card making, embroidery and much more! We also stock everything you need to start your own crafty projects at home. Get creative! Call or visit Patchwork on Pallas today! We will help you make your unique artistic vision come to life.

JaSet Design supply digital art & greetings cards. These digital art works are created through using various mediums to produce innovative designs. They are original, unique & created with a lot of hard work & love. We have digital art to suit any home or office decor.

Established in 1991 with the finest range & display of locally made arts and crafts on the Fraser Coast. Set in an early Australian setting. Home of the �Pink Cow�

The diverse ecology of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, is my inspiration to create mainly mixed medium expressionistic work using mark-making as a means of conveying the sensitivity of the work. My career has been in Marketing and Advertising working Internationally. After emigrating to Australia 16 years ago whilst working as a Business Consultant I studied Visual Art part-time. After several years of formal studies my career evolved into a full time occupation - furthering studies in ceramics, print-making and life drawing. Presently teaching art and art history classes part-time in Noosa. View my artwork: www.noreenfloodartist.com Follow me on Facebook: @noreenfloodartist Follow me on Instagram: @noreenflood_artist Awards and Exhibitions (Full details are also on my website) 2016 Group Exhibition `Dimensionsnc,` Brisbane Artists Residency, `Arita` Japan May - 1 Month Kenilworth Art Exhibition - Winner of Contemporary Art & Overall Winner. 2015 Winners Exhibition `Dimensionsnc` Brisbane Rotary Art Spectacular-selected Brisbane, Kenilworth Art Awards Noosa Regional Library Solo Exhibition 2014 Winners Exhibition `Dimensionsnc` Brisbane Waltzing Matilda Art Award - Finalist Rotary Art Spectacular - Selected Kenilworth Art Awards - Gympie Regional Gallery Art Awards Noosa Regional Library, Solo Exhibition 2012/2013 Rotary AS Brisbane, Waltzing Matilda Outback Prize - Selected, Highly Commended Morton Bay Regional Art Awards - Finalist Lethbridge On-Line Gallery Awards - Pine Rivers Regional Gallery - Solo Exhibition Window Section Dare-to-do-Square` Pine Rivers Regional Gallery 2009/2010/2011 RASCO National Art Competition - First Prize & Peoples Choice Rotary Art Spectacular Brisbane Pine Rivers Regional Art Awards - Finalist Dimensions` Art Awards Brisbane - First Prize Solo Exhibition Cooroy Regional Gallery 2008/2009 Noosa Arts Festival - Abstract Mixed Medium and Contemporary Winner Gympie Gold Rush Art Exhibition - Winner Works on Paper Irish Society - Lord Brookborough Art Prize

Wagtail Yarns are growers and processors of fine kid mohair. Angora goats are grown on the farm, mohair is shorn, spun and dyed. Knitted mohair garments are also produced by Wagtail Yarns.

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Our new shop is bigger, brighter and better so make sure you plan a trip to Biggenden soon. Make a trip to Biggenden and enjoy the opportunity to visit heritage listed natural attractions and some of the best shopping available in the district.