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Yoga Bolsters & Dog Beds

June 23, 2025 · by Lois

The zine Practices of Everyday Ethics Volume 1: Yoga Bolsters & Dog Beds is seen on a table with pencil crayons in the background. The cover has line drawings of yoga bolsters that are coloured with pencil crayons.

Title: Practices of Everyday Ethics Volume 1: Yoga Bolsters and Dog Beds
Author: Lois Klassen
Date: 2025
Series: Practices of Everyday Ethics
Pages: 24
Language: English
Dimensions: 4.25″ (106 mm) x 5.5″ (141 mm)
Colour: Black ink on white paper. Suitable for hand colouring.
Binding: Sewn with sewing machine (straight stitch on spine)
Printing: Digital printing from Copies Plus, Vancouver, BC
Edition: first edition of 100
ISBN: 978-1-988895-29-1
Copyright: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 ) License). Content copyrights remain with listed contributors.

Download below or contact us for a free ‘zine exchange:

Download (Volume 1) – Yoga Bolsters & Dog Beds

Download (Volume 2) – Meditations on Textile Waste

If you use the practice of making Yoga Bolsters and Dog Beds as a system of textile re-use in your home, you will eventually make more than you can use. Give them away. Users of a neighbourhood ‘Buy Nothing’ group might appreciate them…”

Yoga Bolsters & Dog Beds, is the first ‘zine (Volume 1) in the series Practices of Everyday Ethics and was created for the Fairview Eco-Gathering event in 2022. At the event passersby were invited to bring clean textile waste to be used to stuff bolsters and cushions. Two completed yoga bolsters and a dog bed were raffled.

Lois Klassen describes a 2024 sustainable sewing goal related to these textile waste meditations on Check Your Thread podcast #117: Fabric Goals for 2024.

A woman in black yoga tights and a short sleeved printed shirt tightly clutches to her chest a dark blue fabric yoga bolster. She has a very excited expression. Her glasses have white "cat eye" frames. Her multi-coloured hair is pulled back from face. The setting is an urban street in summer. There is a man behind her who is repairing a bicycle.
Tara loves the handmade yoga bolster that she won in the Eco-gathering draw.
Empty yoga bolsters and daybed covers
Yoga bolster covers made from “dead stock” fabric supplied by Fabcycle (Vancouver).
Dog bed and yoga bolsters

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