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Thursday, April 24, 2014

The Garden of Weaving

Canadian winters.....in nature we see the muted colour palettes and subtle interplay of colours. They echo serenity, peace, quiet, still...

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Red

Repp weave rug by Lis Baston 4/8 cotton and cotton rug filler Over the centuries the colour red has been obtained by using l...

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Pink

The Toronto District School Board deemed April 9 as Stop Bullying day. People were invited to wear pink and this Louise Granahan did with...

Friday, March 28, 2014

Simon Says

Doubleweave throw inspired by a Madelyn Vanderhoght design . Woven by Julia Pelenyi. Remember those games some of us of a certain age ...

Friday, March 21, 2014

The Colours of Spring

Rippling waves shawl in bamboo, by Karen Bota. Inspired by a Overshot Leaves on page 118 in the Handweavers Pattern Direcotry, pattern 2....

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About Me

Line Dufour: A native Torontonian, Line Dufour was educated and worked in Toronto for several decades until she moved to just outside Quebec City in 2021. Since 2016, she has been enrolled in creative writing courses at the University of Toronto, and has studied with Kim Echlin, Ibi Kaslik, Danila Botha, and David Layton. In addition she has also taken writing workshops with Elisabeth de Mariaffi and and Cordelia Strube. She completed the Humber School for Writers program with Camilla Gibb as her mentor in 2020, during which time she worked on her first novel. Since then, she has obtained a Master of Arts with Distinction in Creative and Critical Writing from University of Gloucestershire, UK while she worked on her second novel. Her short story, Exile, has appeared in two anthologies, one published by La Maison de la Littérature in Québec City and a literary magazine published by the University of Gloucestershire. Several of her poems have also been included in these same publications. Queen’s Quarterly will be publishing her poem Finding the Words, along with the accompanying artwork, in its April 2024 literary magazine.

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