Rebecca Jensen
Artists have taken ply-splitting to the next dimension – 3D! You will start with a few simple braids to get you comfortable with the gripfid and the quarter twist. You will be aught the skills; you will make the creative decisions.
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Cindy Irwin
In this workshop, you will design your own 14" x 14" pattern using stencils of weathervanes and designing a geometric background.
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Rebecca Heid
Discover the timeless beauty of bobbin lace making in this beginner-friendly class. Learn basic techniques to create stunning lace projects, such as bookmarks, trims, or other decorative pieces. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary.
Topic: Other
Emolyn Liden
This workshop is for the knitter who wants to dive deeper into hat construction, learn creative color-work, and examine how different fibers can elevate unique projects. You will explore how to make patterns pop and numerous elements of hat construction.
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Carol James
Explore an ancient technique of sprang to make stretchy fabric: no loom and no weft. Threads are attached to a fixed point and your fingers manipulate the threads to create the structure. The result is a "Plain Weave" strap where threads travel "on the bias".
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Sue Muldoon
Learn the basic shape and weaving techniques for an Appalachian Backpack. Skills learned will be setting a base, chicken feet, twining, over/under pattern, shaping the belly of the basket and finishing the rim with filler and lashing.
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Peggy Wertheim
Peggy will guide and teach you through traditional marbling techniques using a carrageenan size and acrylic paints on paper, cotton fat quarters, and flowing silk scarves. ou will explore and practice a variety of classic patterns. Bring your curiosity, creativity, and love of color.
Topic: Other