Mid Island Elder College
The non-profit MIEC offers general interest courses and public lectures to mature adults, both online and in-person in central Vancouver Island.
Mid Island Elder College
The non-profit MIEC offers general interest courses and public lectures to mature adults, both online and in-person in central Vancouver Island.
Start date: Saturday, April 18 2026.
Schedule:
Saturday, 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM ,
Vancouver Island Regional Library - Cowichan Branch ,
Nora Ready ,
Resource person: Pam Petrie
Location: Vancouver Island Regional Library - Cowichan Branch | 2687 James Street, Duncan, BC, V9L 2X5
Description:
The speed of life in the 21st century can be overwhelming, but taking a calmer, more measured approach to the creative process can help you to find new joy in the experience of making...” from Slow Stitch - Mindful and Contemplative Textile Art by Claire Wellesley-Smith. Using a thoughtful process, we will learn and practice simple stitch as a way to engage our bodies and minds in a contemplative, creative practice. This session is open to new participants and those who have done the Introductory session - some new stitches, readings and embodiment techniques will be explored. Instructor: Nora Ready, she/her, is a fibre artist living in Saanich, traditional territory of the Lekwungen and W SÁNEC people. Her creative practice focuses on slow stitch, botanical printing and dyeing, mindful practice, and ongoing collaboration and investigation. She is an active member of both the Fibre Art Network (FAN), a cooperative network of Western Canadian fibre artists, and the Vancouver Island Surface Design Association. Her work has been shown in contemporary textile art exhibits on the Island. She has a passion for community engagement, facilitation and sharing creative time and inspiration with others.
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