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2021 started with such a sad event. Our beautiful and courageous daughter, Emily, passed away as a result of complications from her May 2019 heart transplant. Emily was 27-years old when she died. We miss her so much.
One part of my creative journey is "visible mending". That's were I repair my clothing rather than replacing them. My favourite repair is to embroider or knit a patch or mend directly on the fabric with a social justice message. Craftivism.
2021 will be about visible mending on many levels.
I am grateful to The Arts Council of Haliburton Highlands in Ontario for appointing me the Program Coordinator of The Digital Comfort Studio. This 3-month program has soothed my grief by allowing me to exercise my creative and organizational muscles.
Thank you all, Sandra
One part of my creative journey is "visible mending". That's were I repair my clothing rather than replacing them. My favourite repair is to embroider or knit a patch or mend directly on the fabric with a social justice message. Craftivism.
2021 will be about visible mending on many levels.
I am grateful to The Arts Council of Haliburton Highlands in Ontario for appointing me the Program Coordinator of The Digital Comfort Studio. This 3-month program has soothed my grief by allowing me to exercise my creative and organizational muscles.
Thank you all, Sandra
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Creative Doodling • Mind • Body • Spirit Connection
Maker + Teacher, Sandra Clarke, has been untangling skeins of yarn and making useful shiny things for over 30 years. Born in the colourful, celtic, west-end Montreal neighbourhood of Griffintown, and educated in Montreal, New York, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Toronto, helped Sandra developed her eclectic style. Her textile + fibre arts and courses include; weaving, spinning, macrame, felting and knitting. And on the shiny arts side, she creates and teaches; fused glass, beaded trees of life, jewelry and button making, Her art can be seen regularly in boutiques, galleries, and online. Sandra's ecology themed colouring books can be found on Amazon an in her courses. Nature themes are also explored in Sandra's illustrations, both graphic and by hand. She teaches art + art business courses online and in galleries + schools. Sandra gives traditional arts a contemporary life while still retaining practicality + function. Sandra lives with her husband + children dividing her time between her home in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada and her off-grid cabin-in-the-woods near Algonquin Park in Highlands East, Ontario.
Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca
Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca
2020 Events + News
CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19
Spinning Wheel + Drop Spindle Demonstrations
Bradley Museum · March Break
Spinning Wheel + Drop Spindle Demonstrations
Bradley Museum · March Break
CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19
Books + Planners
Loyalist College Bancroft Campus - Click on the image or call 613-332-1743 to register
Summer 2018 Workshops. Highlands East, Ontario. Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca
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March to May 2018
Past Events
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Sunday, November 5, 2017
Time: 10 am - 4 pm Location: Bancroft Art Gallery, 10 Flint Street Facilitator: Sandra Clarke, Designer + Maker Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca Cell + Text: 416-993-9718 Wave Knitting uses contemporary and traditional techniques to create movement in knitted fabric. In this workshop you will learn:
All knitting levels welcome. If you have never knitted before, please contact Sandra@SandraClarke.ca for basic knitting tutorials prior to the workshop. |
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Sunday, October 8, 2017
Hand Spinning History and Demonstration
Exploring Gaelic Dealgans, Fadsadh and Fairsaids Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca to reserve your spot. |
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AUGUST 12 + 13, 10 am to 11 am
Highlands East Art Studio Tour Free Hand Spinning Workshop. Learn to spin wool into yarn. Two spinning techniques will be taught. Take home art yarn you create. Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca to reserve your spot. |
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JULY 11, 1 pm to 4 pm
Rails End Gallery and Art Centre / Haliburton Country Farmer's Market. Head Lake Park in Haliburton. Spinning Art Yarn, Felting + Weaving work-in-progress demonstration and free lessons. Please come by to say hello! I'll be the one with the spinning wheel demonstrating how you can make your own art yarn and fibre arts at home. You will learn; ♦how to create your own hand spun art yarn on a drop spindle ♦how to weave with art yarn ♦how to needle felt on a form (perfect Christmas ornaments and gifts) I have limited art supplies and materials to purchase at the market, so please come early to get your drop spindle, wool, felting forms. Free felting needle or weaving needle with every drop spindle or bag of wool purchase. I also have free micro-loom cards at the market with video instructions. Click HERE to view the video instructions. Email: Sandra@SandraClarke.ca |
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