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Salt Spring Weaving - Past Events
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Waterfall weaving in exhibits in New York City
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"Shades of Arbutus - Branching Out" weaving for Eye for Colour Exhbition at ArtSpring on Salt Spring Island, BC. Partnered with elehna de sousa from the Painter's guild
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Saori weaving retreats (and photography retreats) featured in Change Magazine.
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"Peace Weave" at Circles of Peace on Salt Spring Island - event organized by Peace Works!
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"Saori Looms" article for Fibre Focus (a magazine published by the Ontario Handweavers and Spinners guild), Summer 2008 Issue
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Attended the North American Saori Conference held in Chaska, MN
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Saori weaving at the Medieval Fair at Phoenix School, Salt Spring Island, BC
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Kahta for Peace - "One thread, One world, One peace" sent to Sendai, Japan for Saori Peace Weaving 2008
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Earth Banner sent to Sendai, Japan for Saori Peace Weave 2008
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International Education - weaving with students from Kobe, Japan - an afternoon workshop
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Earth Banner weaving at Ruckle Park Day, May 4, 2008, Salt Spring Island, BC
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Earth Banner weaving at Earth Day event, Salt Spring Island, BC
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Workshop at GIFTS (Gulf Islands Families Together Society) - March 18, 2008
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'Weaving a Tapestry of Faith' in Chemainus, BC, February 11-15, 2008
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Endless Possibilities with Saori Weaving
February 9, 2008
at Dreamspin, Lake Cowichan, BC
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Winterfest & Weaving for Climate Change Action Day - at Salt Spring Centre School - December 8, 2007
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Engaging Disability - "Weaving without Boundaries - Workshop at the University of Victoria's Disability Institute, November 9, 2007
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Speaker at the Salt Spring Rotary Club on Peace Weaving and Saori Peace Weave 2007 for Hiroshima, Japan, November 7, 2007
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Peace Weaving with PeaceWorks! at the Salt Spring Centre School on October 24, 2007, the United Nations Birthday
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Peace Banner presented to Somali communities at memorial service for HornAfrik's slain journalists.
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Saori Weaving Hands-on Demo at the Salt Spring Fibre Festival, July 21, 22, 2007
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Saori Tour of Japan hosted by Mihoko Wakabayashi of Saori Worcester, June 7-21, 2007
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Saori Peace Weave 2007 for Hiroshima, Japan, May 2007 on Salt Spring Island with 150 people participating
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Article for Fibre Focus (a magazine published by the Ontario Handweavers and Spinners guild) on “Weaving for Peace”, December 2006 Issue
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Attended the Saori Canada-USA conference in Worcester, MA in July 2006
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Eiji Jo and Terri
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About Terri
Starting as a teenager and learning from my Grandmother, I have always
had a passionate interest in the fibrearts...from knitting to crochet, beadwork, cross-stitch, etc.
When I first took a weaving class in 1984,
I knew that this was the thread that tied things together.
After taking courses, workshops and Master Weaver classes, I completed many types of weaving
for guild sales and by commission.
In the fall of 2005, I met a Saori weaver
and rediscovered weaving in a new way.
Saori weaving encourages expression of self, a freedom of weaving, of colour,
texture and fibre that felt like a homecoming.
I took a Saori weaving course with Kim Cowley-Adam of
Nanaimo and then went to the first Canada- USA SAORI conference in Worcester, MA. I continued my study there with Mihoko Wakabayashi, a member of the SAORI Leader's Committee.
In June of 2007, I went on a trip to Japan to take a SAORI Peace Banner to Hiroshima. I also wanted to explore the roots of SAORI weaving where it started - in Japan. We met Eiji Jo, Kenzo Jo and other family members as well as many other people involved in teaching SAORI weaving. We had a workshop with Kenzo Jo in which he shared many wonderful ideas. It was an amazing trip!
Saori weaving is a way to self, to heart and to healing. There are no mistakes, only the joy of creation.
Workshops, classes & retreats are now offered in my quiet studio in the woods on Salt Spring Island, BC Canada.
I also now distribute SAORI Looms in Canada. Please contact me for more information.

Temple in Kyoto, Japan

2006 US/Canada SAORI Conference in Worcester
Photo courtesty of SAORI Worcester

Akiko Jo, Terri & Kim Cowley-Adam at Terri's Salt Spring Studio
"People talk about reinventing themselves, but I think it's not a matter of reinventing, it's a matter of going back to who you really are and finding other ways of expressing that."
- Kim Campbell
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