Weaving 101
Build a sound weaving foundation in this workshop designed for those who have never woven or need to brush up on the basics of warping and efficient weaving
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Snazzy Yarns: How to Use Them, Not Lose Them ~ FULL
Consider and learn to tailor weave structures to show off handspun, fancy, and luxurious yarns.
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Creative Exploration in Jewelry Weaving
No loom needed to create beautiful woven jewelry!
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An Introduction to Rug Weaving: Love on a Four-harness Loom
Learn the basics of rug weaving, including rug finishes.
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Five Point Twills: Myriad Possibilities ~ FULL
Warp a pattern gamp sampler with five different point twill threadings to explore the many patterns possible using different tie-ups and treadlings.
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Scottish Weaving Sampler ~ FULL
Experience several Scottish weaving traditions while you sample traditional tartans, tweeds and district check patterns.
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Collage to Tapestry Cartoon
Discover how collage can generate spontaneous designs for tapestry.
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Awasqa 1: Introduction to Backstrap Weaving ~ FULL
Take a deep dive into backstrap weaving and build a solid foundation of skills and techniques.
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Swedish Pattern Weaves ~ FULL
Study the unique designs coming from Sweden, from the utilitarian towels to the decorative hangings and runners, and how they differ from similar weaves in this country.
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Double Your Fun by using Two Heddles on the Rigid Heddle Loom – Sampler and Technique from Patterns to Double Width ~ FULL
Expand your weaving skills and make two layers in your cloth on the rigid heddle loom.
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Weave SAORI ~ FULL
An introduction to SAORI weaving- a type of freestyle weaving developed in Japan.
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Sakiori and Zanshi Weaving – Japanese Rural Cloth ~ FULL
Learn the history of Sakiori and Zanshi and the fundamentals of weaving the fabrics.
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One Warp, Many Structures: An Exploration of Extended Parallel Threading ~ FULL
Weave at least six structures–echo, turned taqueté, rep, double, shadow, and collapse weaves–on one warp.
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The 3Ds of 3-D: Deflection, Differential Shrinkage, and Doubleweave ~ FULL
Learn to control the variables of fiber, yarn grist, weave structure and finishing techniques to achieve subtle to amazing transformations.
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Wedge Weave Fundamentals ~ FULL
Weave on the diagonal for a weft-faced weave with distinctive characteristics and exciting design potential.
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Double Rainbow ~ FULL
Two layers, 4 or 8 Shafts, 6 colors – Endless possibilities–the ultimate color sampler.
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8-shaft Rep Runner: A Study in Block Design using Linked Blocks and Solid Stripes ~ FULL
Design and weave a table runner on an 8-shaft loom with four or five different colors of 3/2 or 5/2 cotton.
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Design: Taking Your Weaving to the Next Level ~ FULL
Plan several weaving projects based on the newly acquired design elements and principles of design, exercises and design challenges.
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The Beauty of Lace Weaves
Explore and weave classic lace samples, including weaver- and loom-manipulated weaves.
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Three Workshops in One: Color Horoscope, Woven Words, Almost Ikat
Discover three unique methods of color blending using personal Color Horoscope Weaving as the primary focus.
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2, 3, 4: A Lot of Interesting Older Weave Structures on Less Shafts ~ FULL
Revisit historical weaves for four or fewer shafts and consider the possibilities for 21st century handweavers.
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Design Inlay Rag Rugs and More…
Learn how to add a unique touch to your rag project – whether it is a rug, wall hanging, table runner, purse, or placemats.
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Spinning Your Own Yarn – Spindle and Wheel (Beginning)
Discover the historical craft of hand carding and spinning on a spinning wheel–starting at the beginning.
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Spin Silk!!!
Create spectacular end results in weaving, knitting, embroidery and other fiber techniques with silk spun specifically for technique and product.
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The Versatility of a Shetland Fleece
Explore the versatility of Shetland fleece from preparation to how to spin yarns for baby clothes, rugged outdoor garments and carpets, a gossamer lace shawl, a fair isle sweater and a more robust yarn suitable for use in upholstery fabric and woven rugs.
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