Craft at the Clubhouse

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Craft at the Clubhouse

Jul 17, 2017 | Posted by Lach Howarth | Home page, Member's Projects |

By Lach Howarth

Featured Image: Origami flower made in the Clubhouse

Arts and crafts are always popular in the Clubhouse and the past few weeks have seen some amazing creations ranging from origami to papier mache, drawings to 3D designs, books to collages and more! A few of our members have really driven a big interest in origami over the last three weeks, teaching other members how to create a wide range of flowers, boxes, stars and more.

We have also been working on papier mache balls to be turned in to planets! Members can paint their planets, give it a name, create a life form to live on their planet and make a landscape image of what you would see if you landed on their planet.

We love crafts at the Clubhouse and hope you come along and join in designing, creating, and making!

About Lach Howarth

If you drop by the Clubhouse, you’ll come across one friendly face in particular – Lach Howarth. Lach is YWCA Canberra’s Clubhouse Coordinator, and he loves his job! Lach has a background in software engineering at university and a passion for music. He got in to the community sector teaching music at a youth program as well as running ukulele classes at the YWCA Canberra Lanyon Youth Centre and loved it. When the Clubhouse Coordinator position came up, Lach knew instantly that this is what he wanted to be doing, as it combined his love of youth work and IT. Lach loves all kinds of technology, so make sure to pick his brain about the exciting projects you want to try out at the Clubhouse!