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Recycled hats impress at tea party

Materials such as newspapers, glass, egg cartons, and cardboard were used for the upcycle tea.

February 25, 2025
NTANDOYENKOSI DLAMINI Less than a minute
Showing off their hats are (back, from left) Adri Keyser, Nicolet Schutz and Cornel Coetzee, with Gerda Voigts, Lizelle Retief, Juanita Jooste and Tania Le Roux in front.

Artistic talent was the order of the day at Suid-Natal High’s Ladies Upcycle Tea last Saturday.

The ladies used recyclable materials such as newspapers, glass, egg cartons, and cardboard to make hats, dresses, cups, plates, and more.

Wearing the hats they made are (from left) Juanelle du Plessis, Larrachelle Robbertse, Kelly-Marie du Plessis, Megan Mynhardt, Leshe Robbertse, and Vatti van Zyl.

The Ladies Upcycle Tea also featured a guest speaker, Natalie Olivier, who spoke about the importance of recycling.

Leonet van Niekerk (left) and Daleen Watermeyer flaunt their hats.
With their beautiful hats are (from left) Marché Opperman, Bronwen Freemantle and Alyssa van Zyl.

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February 25, 2025
NTANDOYENKOSI DLAMINI Less than a minute

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