In what hopes to be a yearly tradition, Corrina Hammond, Tracy Fillion and Mima Preston will come together at Eden Studios for a week of weaving, knowledge sharing, and all round creativeness.

BIO’s

Corrina Hammond joins us from Vancouver where she loves trend watching, trend bucking, critiquing the fast fashion industry, sprezzatura, quality cloth, colourful and natural fibres, cultural weaving practices and textile history. Corrina is an artist and founder of Domestic Intervention Co. Her core belief is in supporting artisan craft making and cottage industry makers to negate cultural erasure. Corrina invites you to join the movement! She brings her beliefs and passion to her weaving studio at Domestic Intervention Co. Find out more about her Weaving Spa here! .

Tracy Fillion joins us from Nelson, BC. Her artistic practice focuses on hand weaving and plant dyeing, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design. She cultivates her own dye garden, growing flowers and indigo, and uses these natural dyes to create one-of-a-kind (OOAK) wearable pieces. Her deep connection to the process—from growing plants to weaving cloth—infuses her work with a thoughtful, hands-on approach to craft. She is also founder of textile based company- We Are Stories. where all of her pieces are designed, cut, printed and sewn in her home studio.

Mima Preston is a multidisciplinary artist, practicing therapist and founder of Eden studios. With a deep interest in themes of labour, process, and repetition, her studio practice is rooted in traditional and contemporary textile practices. Her practice includes floor loom weaving, large scale knitting, handiwork, and sewing to create sculptural installations and wall pieces. Her work explores the use of unconventional soft materials, aiming to reimagine traditional textile patterns while experimenting with scale and texture. Eden studios was started in 2024 and is born from her Mima’s belief in the value of creative practice and the importance of artistic community.