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McMillan Arts Centre
Parksville, BC, located in Oceanside, Vancouver Island
New in the Gift Shop and Box Office
Well known watercolorist, Carla Flegel has put together a series of kits for people to create cards on their own. Paint all 3 different card designs with included paint & brush. Each kit contains patterns to trace, 3 card frames, envelopes & paper.
Well known watercolorist, Carla Flegel has put together a series of kits for people to create cards on their own. Paint all 3 different card designs with included paint & brush. Each kit contains patterns to trace, 3 card frames, envelopes & paper.
Baskets are hand woven using cotton rope or macrame cord They can be folded for easy mailing then reshaped. Baskets can be used to store craft supplies, skieins of wool, scarves, little stuffies, mail, even dinner buns.
Baskets are hand woven using cotton rope or macrame cord They can be folded for easy mailing then reshaped. Baskets can be used to store craft supplies, skieins of wool, scarves, little stuffies, mail, even dinner buns.
Baskets are hand woven using cotton rope or macrame cord They can be folded for easy mailing then reshaped. Baskets can be used to store craft supplies, skieins of wool, scarves, little stuffies, mail, even dinner buns.
Baskets are hand woven using cotton rope or macrame cord They can be folded for easy mailing then reshaped. Baskets can be used to store craft supplies, skieins of wool, scarves, little stuffies, mail, even dinner buns.
This little beach scene can be put on a metallic surface like a fridge door or displayed on an easel.
This little beach scene can be put on a metallic surface like a fridge door or displayed on an easel.
Having lived and travelled through Asia, Karen Hasegawa uses Taiwanese knotting techniques and Japanese Misuhiki cords to create her dragonfly designs. In many cultures the dragonfly represents having the wisdom and resilience to adapt to change. When a dragonfly visits you, many believe it is a sign of good luck,...
Having lived and travelled through Asia, Karen Hasegawa uses Taiwanese knotting techniques and Japanese Misuhiki cords to create her dragonfly designs. In many cultures the dragonfly represents having the wisdom and resilience to adapt to change. When a dragonfly visits you, many believe it is a sign of good luck,...
