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Living with Washi: Japanese Paper Inspiring Daily Life

Translucent. Varied. Strong. Textured. Malleable. Stitchable. Ancient. Renewable. Best known by artists who love its absorbency, washi – traditional Japanese paper – is perfect for contemporary applications off the wall – on windows, in screens, dyed, textured and stitched into jewellery and bags, as wallpaper, furniture coverings, placemats, cushions and clothing. The Japanese Paper Place invited Linda to be a special guest in June 2011 to explore taking washi into new realms of possibility!

The Japanese Paper Place
77 Brock Avenue,Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6K 2L3
Contact: sigrid@japanesepaperplace.com or call 416-538-9669.

WORKSHOPS

Drape Your Own Pattern
June 7 & 8 – Manitoba Home Economics Teachers – Contact heidi.forrester@lrsd.net
June 13 & 14 – Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre, contact Laurie – akwego.rlifc@shaw.ca

Linda’s workshop was truly empowering! Having a pattern that is “uniquely you” at the end of the day – it’s like winning a million dollar gift. Receiving confidence to create – that was inspiring!