Melanie Jarman – Mixed Media Artist
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Melanie Jarman – Mixed Media Artist
Studio open hours during Margaret River Region Open Studios (7th-22nd September)
Generally open by appointment only.
57 Osprey Drive, Reinscourt, 6280
Conveniently located just one turn off Bussell Highway before the large roundabout into Busselton.
Ample parking is available under the gumtrees, making it quick and easy for visitors to access.
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Melanie Jarman is an artist whose work beautifully captures the essence of the Southwest through unique textile and mixed media art. Drawing inspiration from the region’s stunning landscapes and native flora, Melanie expertly blends techniques such as dry needle felting, free-hand machine embroidery to create textured, nature-inspired pieces. Her studio, nestled among serene gum trees, serves as a creative haven where the vibrant spirit of the Margaret River Region is brought to life in every artwork. Visitors to her studio will connect with the natural beauty that defines this part of the world, immersing themselves in her creative process.
Melanie is a master of mixed media, known for her skill in dry needle felting and machine embroidery, techniques that breathe life into her art with rich textures and organic forms. Her work beautifully blends her English roots, global travels, and deep connection to the natural landscapes of Western Australia. Capturing the intricate details of the region’s landscapes, seascapes, and native flora, Melanie uses materials like merino wool, alpaca fleece, and silk, to create pieces that are both tactile and visually captivating.
Her purpose-built studio on the outskirts of Busselton in her semi-rural property, surrounded by gum trees, is where her creative process unfolds. The studio overlooks a natural garden filled with Australian flora, alongside sculptural garden artworks from fellow Margaret River Region creatives. It’s not just a workspace but a vibrant creative hub where Melanie runs workshops in dry needle felting and free-hand machine embroidery, sharing her techniques and passion with others.
Her purpose-built studio on the outskirts of Busselton in her semi-rural property, surrounded by gum trees, is where her creative process unfolds. The studio overlooks a natural garden filled with Australian flora, alongside sculptural garden artworks from fellow Margaret River Region creatives. It’s not just a workspace but a vibrant creative hub where Melanie runs workshops in dry needle felting and free-hand machine embroidery, sharing her techniques and passion with others.
Visitors to the studio can immerse themselves in the artistry, learning firsthand how traditional craftsmanship meets contemporary expression in her work. Melanie’s artwork is also available to purchase directly from the studio, with a range that includes framed originals, limited edition prints, and gift card sets—perfect for anyone looking to bring a piece of the Southwest’s natural beauty into their home.