A group of local women with a range of creative abilities took part in the Cobar Library’s Adult Craft session on Saturday to hand decorate travel mugs. Participants were given free reign to create a design of their choice using brush strokes and dots. Among the artwork created were flowers, letters (which made their mugs even more personalised), mandalas and native birds. While a few of the participants already had extensive experience painting on flat surfaces, they commented that working on the mug’s curved surface was definitely more of a challenge.
A group of local women with a range of creative abilities took part in the Cobar Library’s Adult Craft session on Saturday to hand decorate travel mugs. Participants were given free reign to create a design of their choice using brush strokes and dots. Among the artwork created were flowers, letters (which made their mugs even more personalised), mandalas and native birds. While a few of the participants already had extensive experience painting on flat surfaces, they commented that working on the mug’s curved surface was definitely more of a challenge.
The Cobar Camels ran into a near impen-etrable “black wall” when they hosted the Warren Pumas for Round 13 of the West-ern Plains Rugby Union competition on Saturday. There was a good crowd in attendance who enjoyed great weather at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval for the Camels’ annual Ladies Day. […]
With a big winning margin of 29-11, Kyle Roberts, Don Roberts and Barry Bargwanna were the victors in the Golfie Bowls Triples Championship semi final game on Sunday. They defeated the team of Daniel Holt, John Goonrey and Dean ‘Bogger’ McLeod with the final score not actually reflecting the true […]
