Showing posts with label Living Tapestry Workbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Living Tapestry Workbook. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2011

The Living Tapestry Workbook reviewed in Britain’s The Journal for Weavers, Spinners and Dyers


The Living Tapestry Workbook received a glowing review from Jean Woods of the New Forest Guild in issue number 236 Winter 2010 of Great Britain’s The Journal for Weavers, Spinners and Dyers.
Among the reviewer’s comments were, “a joy to view” , “encouragement to get started” and “inspire the belief you can do this too”.

The Workbook can be ordered online through the Moon Rain Centre website at




Also please check the December 11, 2009 posting on this blog for more information

Monday, April 5, 2010

Update on The Living Tapestry Workbook

Wow, we would like to thank all for their interest in The Living Tapestry Workbook. The reaction to the book has been great and we will soon have to go ahead with a second printing . We have sold copies in Australia, New Zealand, The United Kingdom, The United States and Canada. The book has been praised by both teachers and students.


For more information

www.moonrain.ca/TapestryWorkBook.hmtl

Friday, December 11, 2009

The Living Tapestry Workbook is now available

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The Living Tapestry Workbook is now available for order. Contact info@moonrain.ca or telephone 819 457 9711. Please check the Moon Rain website at www.moonrain.ca/TapestryWorkBook.html (PayPal available)
The Living Tapestry Workbook is an introductory guide to designing and weaving tapestry.
The step-by-step instructions simplify tapestry weaving, making it accessible and easy to do. The Workbook covers all the basics needed to get started and serves as a companion to further explorations in tapestry weaving.

The Living Tapestry Workbook introduces the philosophy of Canadian tapestry artist Thoma Ewen, and shares her technical insights and knowledge developed over 35 years of weaving and teaching tapestry. Ewen communicates the ancient indigenous understanding that weaving is a sacred path. She illustrates how tapestry’s vital contemporary role is to transmit beauty, harmony and Peace.