The first exhibition will open at the group's Taree North craft outlet, next to the Taree visitor information centre on Saturday, June 14 at 10am and run through to Sunday, June 29.

The second exhibition will be held at the group's Taree Craft Cottage on the corner of High and Pulteney Streets, Taree from 9.30am on Thursday, June 26 through to Saturday, June 28.

"We are thrilled to be holding these two exhibitions with a focus on using both natural fibres and the latest commercial yarns for the creation of stylish everyday steer wear and other useful items," publicity officer Elaine Dutch said.

Members will display a variety of handcrafted items such as the popular slouchy hats and other warm knitted and crocheted wearables, cosy mug hugs, traditional tea cosies, gorgeous babywear, colourful beanies and jumpers for older children and unique hand-knitted toys which are sure to become a treasured keepsake.

The Wingham Spinners and Weavers will be the craft centre's guests at both exhibitions.

"The quality of their work is outstanding and their ability to create beautiful hand knits from hand spun yarn and fashionable hats, bags, scarves and wraps from colourful hand-felted fibres is stunning," Elaine said.

"Visitors to the exhibition are in for a real treat as they will be able to watch the Wingham ladies demonstrate both felting and spinning, and browse a fabulous display of their hand-finished items as well."

In addition there will be displays of vintage knitwear and crochet items that date back to the 1900s.

Light refreshment will be available at both venues.

"All in all there is something different for everyone at both of our exhibitions," Elaine said.

Entry is free. For inquiries contact Elaine on 6556 1836.

The group's website can be viewed at www.tareecraftcentre.com.au