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Fruit Basket Weaving Workshop

Learn how to weave your very own fruit basket!

Anna Macoboy

ClassBento donates with every booking to

3 hours

1 to 30 guests

$145 - $250 (Afterpay available)

($250 per guest when you book for 1+ guests, $145/guest for 3+ guests)

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Overview

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Teacher

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What you'll do

Looking for unique things to do in Perth? Join this fruit basket weaving class!

In this workshop, you will learn the contemporary technique of random weaving to create your own basket with natural or dyed cane.

You’ll start with a base of rattan core before adding textural elements such as foraged vines and raffia. All materials and tools are supplied and each person will leave with their own beautiful woven fruit basket.

Knowledge required

Beginner-friendly.

What you'll get

Your own completed woven fruit basket, secateurs to keep and an additional cane to continue your weaving.

Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea or hens party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mum or gift for couples.

Location

4a Blinco St, Fremantle, WA

Your teacher can also travel within 30 kms of Fremantle, to a venue of your choice for a private class

More about this class

This class is new, and is covered by ClassBento's money-back guarantee.

Your teacher

Anna Macoboy

Women-owned

An indoor plant specialist, florist and educator, I am passionate about creating wild and beautiful designs with nature. My work is influenced by naturalistic landscape design and the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, which I interpret as an appreciation of the imperfections and transience of natural beauty.

I studied botany at the New York Botanical Garden and spent several years honing my indoor plant knowledge and floristry skills at such renowned New York businesses as Sprout Home, Stonefruit Botanical and Tula. I also worked as a stylist on the Sprout Home book, Rooted in Design. I fell in love with random weaving after learning the art from acclaimed Australian artist Harriet Goodall more than a decade ago.

I am dedicated to spreading plant knowledge and understanding and over more than a decade have taught plant education and design workshops at dozens of locations in Australia and the USA, including the New York Botanical Garden, Chelsea Garden Center, Henry Summer and Stackwood.

I currently live in Walyalup (Fremantle) on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar with my husband and two girls.