Weaving Wholeness: SoulCollage® & the Sacred Net of Self

A 5 1/2-Hour Workshop Combining SoulCollage® and Fiber Art for Creativity and Reflection

Join us for a soulful, hands-on workshop that blends the intuitive practice of SoulCollage® with the sacred act of weaving your own Indra’s Net—an ancient metaphor for interconnectedness, wholeness, and the radiant beauty of being.

We’ll begin with a grounding introduction to the concept of Indra’s Jeweled Net—a visual, spiritual reminder that each part of us is a glimmering facet of the whole. With guidance from our weaver Brenda Vynalek, participants will weave a personal net using natural materials like gathered sticks, string, and fibers—creating a symbolic space to hold their SoulCollage® journey.

Once the nets are woven, the workshop flows into the creation of the Transpersonal SoulCollage® cards led by Caitlin Iannucci:

• Source – the origin of all
• SoulEssence – your unique vibration
• Witness – the inner observer, ever-present

These foundational cards represent unity, presence, and sacred identity—mirroring the philosophy behind Indra’s Net. Each participant will then select three small gemstones to glue into their woven net, ceremonially “welcoming” their new cards into the web of self.

As your SoulCollage® practice continues beyond the workshop, you’ll be invited to add new gems to your net each time you create a card—making your net a living, luminous record of personal growth and inner knowing.

Workshop Flow:

• Opening Circle + Introduction to Indra’s Net
• Guided Net Weaving
• SoulCollage®: Creation of the Transpersonal Suit
• Gemstone Ritual: Welcoming New Cards into the Net
• Closing Reflection & Integration

Includes:

• All weaving + collage materials
• Variety of gemstones, beads, and natural adornments
• Tea and light snacks
• A supportive, creative atmosphere

Cost: $120.00 (This workshop is non-refundable)
Duration: 5 1/2 hours
No experience necessary. All are welcome.
Address and additional information will be emailed to all participants the Wednesday before the workshop.

Your completed net can be displayed in a sacred space, above an altar, or wherever you seek connection. It becomes a visual reminder of your unfolding story—woven with intention, illuminated by insight.

About Your Guides

Caitlin Iannucci: Guiding you through this transformative experience is Caitlin Iannucci,  LPC, ATR-BC, CBC, LLC, a lifelong artist and a formally trained SoulCollage® facilitator. Caitlin’s background in psychology, art therapy, and her personal journey through creative expression make her uniquely qualified to lead this workshop. Her deep understanding of trauma, grief, and healing, combined with her love for intuitive art, creates a supportive and nurturing environment where your soul’s voice can truly be heard.

Caitlin’s work has always been rooted in helping others reconnect with their inner wisdom, and she is passionate about bringing women together to create, heal, and grow. She has worked with women for many years, facilitating creativity and transformation in her private practice and beyond.

Brenda Vynalek: Brenda Vynalek, the self-taught artist behind Missing Manes, is a skilled weaver with a passion for creating functional and beautiful woven pieces. Specializing in weaving baskets, blankets, and other textiles, Brenda's craftsmanship blends artistry with practicality. Her journey as a weaver began in her childhood and has since evolved into a lifelong dedication to the craft.

With a focus on hand-weaving and a love for working with natural fibers, Brenda creates pieces that bring warmth and comfort to the home. Each item she weaves is made with care and attention to detail, and she enjoys exploring new techniques and designs to continually challenge her creative boundaries.

Brenda believes that weaving is not just about creating, but about connecting—whether it's connecting to the material, the process, or the people who experience her work. She brings a calm and supportive energy to her classes, inspiring others to discover the joy of weaving and to tap into their own creative potential.