atasda logo 

Designed by Marie-Therese Wisniowski

The ATASDA logo has the following elements:

  • black square representing a piece of cloth
  • a needle referring to the historical and traditional skills inherent in the creation of textile art.

The needle represents the simplest of tools in a creative process. The needle is reflected by a paintbrush 'outside the square'. The paintbrush depicts the creative nature of textile art and surface design. By appearing 'outside the square', it highlights the innovative nature of contemporary cloth art.

 

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screen printed fabric

Perfect for any level of maker ...  value add to your stash ready for your next project!

Textile Screen Printing: Create Your Own Mini Fabric Collection with Michelle Kistima-Menser

Saturday 24 October at Epping Creative Centre, NSW

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Korean Patchwork

Perfect for any level of maker ...  a beautiful ancient stitching technique, not to be missed!

Jogakbo (Korean patchwork) with Taerim Jeon

Wednesday 16 September at Epping Creative Centre, NSW

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All ATASDA members are invited to participate

Garden Gallery, Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney

5-17 September 2026

For more information and entry form go to www.atasda.au/nsw/exhibitions

in conjunction with Aust. Soc. of Calligraphers and Primrose Paper Arts

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Our branches in all states welcome new members. Join online and come along to attend social days and workshops, learn new techniques, meet other artists and enjoy being part of a vibrant organisation.

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