Crafting with Crones
Derived from the Greek, the word Crone means “long-term” and from the Irish “close pals”
In ancient times a crone was a wise woman who shared wisdom through storytelling and creating. Often around an open fire, or in more recent times, a quilting frame, or a kitchen table women gathered to share stories, laugh and cry together while keeping their hands busy creating beautiful and useful items.
Susan Lane and Zoe Pearson are hosting two workshops this fall to nurture friendships, exchange stories, experience a Selah Moment, and create two lovely projects.
DATE
Saturday, November 30
TIME
10am – 2pm
PROJECT
Quilted Coasters
LOCATION
Home of Zoe Pearson
Northgate area
RSVP for exact location
NO COST
All supplies are provided and a lunch of soup, bread and a fattening dessert will be served.
QUESTIONS?
Contact info@selahcenter.org
FACILITATORS
ZOE PEARSON
Selah Companion, Jesus Follower, Learner, Friendship Builder, Living in Daily Gratefulness
SUSAN OKAMOTO LANE
Life-long learner and educator. Life theme: “Helping people take the next step.” Urban vegetable gardener and loves cooking for a crowd.