CANVAS LABYRINTHS

When we began making labyrinths in 1995, canvas portables were our main product. Unlike our on-site work in making permanent labyrinths, canvas production takes place here in St. Louis where we have excellent quality in the sewing, and where Judy Hopen and John Bielik assist in the drawing and painting. Although we offer other fabrics, canvas is by far the most popular due to its neutral color, low cost, and durability. Our canvas labyrinths are described in more detail in the section dedicated to labyrinth sales (canvas labyrinths). There is also an entire website dedicated to canvas labyrinths, with more detailed information. See www.CanvasLabyrinths.com.

Top photo: Sewing the canvas. We have designed the labyrinths to lay as flat as possible by using such techniques as low-profile double-needle seams.

Middle photo: The large labyrinths come in sections, which we paint at our painting bench to avoid painting on our hands and knees. A dozen incandescent lights assure that we can see the lines clearly.

Lower photo: The finished product, our most popular item — the Chartres labyrinth pattern, 36 feet in diameter.

We have the only canvas labyrinth studio of its kind, some 8,000 square feet of space. See our studio.

For free instructions on how to make your own labyrinth, see instructions.

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