I made you a gift.
This is a little token of appreciation for supporting us on this journey of 20 years in service.
It’s a booklet I made about the Ancient Alphabet called the “Ogham” (pronounced Oh Um). You can use this alphabet in all sorts of cool quests, on tree wishes, in paintings and as gifts to each other, the Earth or yourself. It’s kind of like Runes, yet it has specific properties related to trees identified by Celtic ancestors in 2-6 AD.
Due to the post being down, you will have to print and assemble it yourself. No strings attached… well, you need to attach it with a string 😉
Download These 3 Pages Double Sided
*NOTE, if you want you can print PAGE 1 on thicker Cardstock (yet not required)…
Print These 3 Pages
Double Sided in Portrait
FLIP ON THE LONG EDGE
Be sure to read all the instructions and watch the tutorial video I made for you below.
You Will Need:
- 1 x 8.5 x 11 inch card-stock paper (thicker paper, any color you want)
- 2 x 8.5 x 11 inch regular white paper
- Scissors or a way to cut the paper and string
- String. We use waxed string, yet any string will do
- Thumb tack to punch 4 little holes
The tutorial video is below!
I made you this gift because it means so much to me to have you as a witness and supporter as we have been in service for 20 years. Gosh… 20 years… don’t ask how old I am. Aha. We have grown, we have played, we have cried, we have been covered in mud, snow, wind and hail, we have overcome, we have died (dramatic role play deaths) and we are still here 🙂 Thank you for supporting us throughout our journey of 20 years in service.
PS. If you are moved by the work we do for youth mental health and want to contribute, we are hosting a fundraiser right now. There are many ways you can engage… click the button:
PPS. IF you live on Vancouver Island and will be visiting me over the holidays, I have made a few myself and would love to give it to you, so lets plan a walk in the woods.
Thanks again!
www.wildcraftplay.com
e-mail: jamieblack@wildcraftplay.com
call: 250-927-7923
It is an honor and privilege to work and play on the K’omoks First Nation Territory in beautiful BC.
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