Sunday 1st November Handmade on the South Coast
Sunday 1st November Handmade on the South Coast

Jedda began as a resin artist in 2021, where she spent many hours in her Moruya heads studio creating beautiful, functional resin decor, jewellery and wall art inspired by the beautiful coastline.
This year, Jedda decided to mix it up and add to her collection of creations and introduce a new line of Reeves Original Handbags, clutches, and purses.
Jedda wanted to create one of a kind designs that you can wear with pride., expressing your own unique personality.
Each one is hand sewn and designed, so they are unique one offs that accessories your outfit.

Discover the beauty and creativity of Handmade on the South Coast's collage art, which combines various materials and textures to create stunning and unique works of art. Each piece tells a story that will inspire and delight you.
Find & Follow Jedda
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeddareevesdesigns
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reevesdesigns3/

Jennifer Salkeld has been behind the sewing machine since she was a teenager, and for her 21st birthday requested nothing more than her very own Janome machine.
Since moving to the far south coast, she have swept aside the computer from her desktop and now focuses on the joys of creating colourful clothing using quality pre-loved and reclaimed fabrics.

Her label comes from the philosophy of 'rowdy' = boisterous & fun, noisy but good natured, and 'goose' = a bird with great sense of direction and cares for others in need. Hence, each piece of Rowdygoose has a unique personality with a relaxed style, and 5% of every purchase is donated to womenscommunityshelters.org.au
Find & Follow Rowdy Goose
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Rowdygoose-61568113230212/
Insta: https://www.instagram.com/rowdy_goose/

My creativeness happened once I retired - not one to ‘do’ nothing - I soon set up a little ‘studio’ retreat to go & create whenever I had some spare time & it has become quite addictive pastime
I like to make something that evokes a memory or simply brings a smile…

iI search for material on our fabulous foreshores just adds to the pleasure it brings me….. & in my creations - hopefully others ….

I'm Jo, the owner and maker behind 'Made by Jo'.
After living in Canberra for 30 years, my family and I relocated to the Far South Coast. Living in such a beautiful, calming environment has been wonderful, and it continues to inspire my work.
I have loved crafting and trying new creative projects since I was a young girl. When I discovered the process of creating handmade concrete wares, it led me to design bespoke, original pieces like vases, clocks, and trinket trays.

I' excited for the opportunity to share my designs with the wider community. These original, handmade items make beautiful gifts for someone special or unique additions to your own home.
Custom made pieces are also available, you can contact me and I'm happy to help design your original piece.
Email madebyjo2018@gmail.com
0413898704
Find and Follow Jo
Instagram madebyjo_2018

Jo moved to Mystery Bay 5 years ago with her husband and 3 kids.
Joanne is a photographer, mosaic artist and all round crafty person!
She started developing these natural products last year and is continuing to add to her product range. She enjoys making these fun little shadow boxed frames and decorative art pieces and finds they bring joy to others.

She is inspired by the little things in nature that are so creative and unique and loves finding small bits and pieces to use in her craft, combining wire and handmade paper as well.

Originally from Melbourne, Judith is an artist based on the NSW South Coast, at Malua Bay.
Judith began her creative journey in the 1980s as a Visual Merchandiser with Myer Melbourne, following the completion of a Diploma of Arts.
After many years in Sudney's corporate world her direction then changed and she reconnected with her passion for art and moved to Malua Bay in 2020 and joined a local art group.
Justith's practice is diverse, spanning a range of styles and media, often characterised by bold colour, rich texture, and layered compositions.

As a neurodivergent artist, her work is deeply process-driven — tactile, intuitive, and visceral, drawing on heightened visual processing and sensory awareness.
Judith has exhibited at the Clyde Gallery, Bay Pavilions, Batemans Bay; the Raglan Gallery, Cooma; Escape ARTfest, Ulladulla, and The Gallery, Mogo.
Commissions are welcome.
Find & Follow Judith
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JudithWilkinsArt/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/judithwilkinsart/
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