Explore defining moments in your life and their influence on
perceptions of self and life choices through the medium of textiles and other materials.
Patterns…Textures…Common Threads…These are the language of the seamstress, the weaver, the tailor. Yet they are also used to describe the richness and complexity of our lives. Through the medium of textiles, this day-long experiential workshop provides an opportunity to explore significant turning points and their impact on your life. You will be invited to create your own “tapestry” as a means of reflecting on these important moments.
Fabrics, threads, and other materials such as yarn, buttons, beads, fabric paints, and glues will be supplied. However, you are encouraged to bring personal items such as fabric scraps or shells that you may want to incorporate into your tapestry. Please note that experience in or knowledge of sewing is not a prerequisite.
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Workshop Details:
When: Saturday, May 12 Time: 10:30 - 16:00
Where: The Myerside Suite, Eric Liddell Centre, 15 Morningside Road, Edinburgh
What to bring: A pair of scissors and any special fabrics or items you may want to use. Optional: If you have your own sewing basket and prefer to use your own pins and needles, etc., please bring it.
Cost: £35 which includes refreshments and a light lunch. To reserve a place contact Claudine at edinburgharttherapycentre@gmail.com Numbers are restricted so be sure to book early!
Workshop Facilitator
Nancy Rankin, M.Ed., LPC, has over 30 years of experience as a counselor and educator helping individuals find ways to create meaningful work and balance in their lives. Currently on sabbatical from her position as a Senior Lecturer in the Psychology Department at the University of New England (Maine, USA), she is particularly committed to helping others find authentic ways to express their talents and gain clarity about their unique identity. She has had a lifelong passion for fabrics and textiles.
