fall season links:
intro
calendar
circle members
opening
creative inventory
workshop
revisiting exercise
reflective conversation
closing season
To see printable pdf of the seasons guide go here.
opening: mission statement silent time word: icon intro sentence: sacred is… stepping stones/synchronicities: share creative journeys and guiding influences business notes: who will share creative pursuit next meeting? jewel box: workshop — altar frames stepping stones for next meeting: closing: brief silent time The sister i workshop is designed to initiate creative problem solving through fun and innovative projects that will inspire your creative journey. Basic instructions encourage members to share ideas and explore a variety of materials with one another. An altar frame, is similar to an elevated table altar, except that it takes the idea on a vertical plane and is meant to hang on or lean against a flat surface. They can be used for deep reflection and ritual or as simple reminders that the creative journey is in the moment. They can also serve as wonderful pieces of art for all to enjoy. Make them as simple or elaborate as your heart desires. prep work! Your prep work includes finding a frame. You will also need a piece of foam board or thick cardboard cut to the window size of the frame. To cover the board, choose fabric, paper or paint. Gather, too, pictures, quotes and other materials that you would like to incorporate into your altar frame. circle time and directions Once you gather with your circle lay out your materials and take some time to share your ideas. You may likely find yourself inspired by the ideas and materials of others — encourage sharing while honoring one another's individual creativity! Use spray glue or white glue to adhere fabric or paper to foam frame. Cut the extra material with an x-acto knife. Secure the covered or painted board into the frame with frame nails or tacks. Add icons and other materials to make your altar frame. Altering the frame is optional. junk box ideas! new or old frame without glass adhesive for adhering fabric or paper fabric or decorative paper scissors x-acto knife miscellaneous materials: velvet! costume jewelry things from nature pieces of mirror wire thumb tacks (for tacking or hanging) fabrics for little curtains icons from a variety of cultures pictures or drawings of mythological goddesses photo of a great grand-mother paint/paintbrushes for painting gold and silver markers nail polish words hair super glue glue gun camera — send us a photo and we’ll post it in the gallery! |
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