Drum Making with Delmar Williams. Community Learning Circle at Seymour Longhouse.

A micro-funding project supporting local artists. East FEAST is a micro-funding event that supports local artists, who live or work in the neighbourhoods of Grandview-Woodland and Strathcona, through a community meal that raises funds by ticket sales. The event directly funds an artist or artist group. FEAST stands for Funding Emerging Artists through Sustainable Tactics. This event is organized by the Arts and Culture Committee. Britannia Community Services Centre Society.

Shortly after I picked up my knitting needles again, I became curious about the fibres my yarn was made from and started spinning, felting, and playing with natural dyes. My mind is continually blown by how flexible and malleable these raw materials are. Through engaging with fibre and spending time at Vancouver Hack Space. In a meaningful and engaged way. I am now a board member for Vancouver Maker Foundation.

Saori Inspired Weaving and Knitting with Natural Fibres. Monday, December 3, 2012. We both enjoy playing with the characters of our chosen medium to create one-of-a-kind pieces. A delightful scarf knitted with alpaca, the cool cross scarf. And a recent sculptural woven addition.

BC Milk in the Raw. Enter your email address to receive notifications of new posts! Top Posts and Pages. Foraging - Monkey Puzzle Nuts.

An edible forest garden is an example of therapeutic gardening that embraces nature as a regenerating source of well being. Not only is the food plentiful, its design is self sustaining, engaging itself in its own reproduction and fertility. Filed in Art of the Trees.