WELCOME!!!!

A few female friends gather every new moon to honor our selves and our cycles. Inspired by the book The Red Tent, we have stitched together a collection of various shades of red fabrics which we often hoist to designate our meeting place. We've also tie-dyed dresses for the event... usually we eat well, do some creative project, just relax, and treasure our family and friendships. Contact Debra@Motherhouse.us or call 860-671-7945 if you'd like to join us.

The next new moon falls on April 26. We hope to continue our "Honoring our Foremothers" Book-Making project; a 5X5 accordion book celebrating women who have been personally influential, inspiring in our lives. After sharing stories about how the women we've chosen have uplifted and/or empowered us, we'll compose tributes to them.

For an astrological summary of the new moon's position visit
MoonCircles.com.
Showing posts with label 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

More New Moon Light

Inspired by last month's felted wool lanterns, we worked together to create a lampshade by using a bigger balloon. It was so big, it took three of us to lay and suds the wool in place...
Meanwhile, in Falls Village, New Moon wood sprites set up a red tent along a woodland path to surprise unsuspecting hikers and left notes of appreciation for their "victims"

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

New Moon Balloon Lanterns

In honor of Dwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, we made lanterns of wool...
carding it so the fibers lay evenly... 
then felting it around balloons with bits of wool yarn.
 When they were nice and dry,
we popped the balloons, trimmed the openings,
and set a tea candle inside...
May your warm inner light shine throughout the dark of winter!
Click for the link we followed...


Monday, September 14, 2015

Brother Energy in the Red Tent!

We welcomed in the New Moon and the New Year by setting up our red tent in the woods at Isabella Freedman....
where we sang songs, shared stories...
rolled with our brothers like a pile of puppies...
patted out the mother rhythm on each others backs...
walked around Lake Miriam...
and joined the greater community for tashlich/casting our regrets and shortcomings into the water...
so that we can start the New Year refreshed, inspired, burden-free,
and enLIGHTened!