Alanna Wilcox
This workshop is designed for beginners who want a practical, encouraging start to spinning on a wheel or electric spinner. You will be guided step by step through setup, basic mechanics, and the foundational drafting skills that make spinning feel understandable and repeatable.
Topic: Spinning
Martha Owen
Gain inspiration and skill at matching different fleece for different types of yarn for diverse end products. Create a truly hand spun textile to share that shows the gifts that wool has to give. Touch on spinning methods, wheel set ups, lessons in consistency, fulling, and more!
Topic: Spinning
Jacey Boggs Faulkner
If you want to be a better spinner, this class will help. You will learn short forward draft, short backwards draft (with/without twist between your hands), from the fold, supported long draw, double-draft long draw, unassisted long draw, and more.
Topic: Spinning
Dia Robinson
This is an intensive workshop centered on precision fiber color mixing. The purpose is to gain a deeper understanding of color theory and learn how to use optical blending in wool to intentionally create your own custom colors through structured, measurable methods.
Topic: Spinning
Jill Duarte
An in-depth exploration of using consistent measurement, techniques and fiber to create consistent yarns. You will learn how measuring wraps per inch and angle of twist to take control of your spinning for more consistent results.These skills will be practiced while spinning a variety of fibers.
Topic: Spinning
Thomas Victor
This workshop is for those who know how to spin but never got the hang of how to spin consistent superfine lace, or cobweb. You will learn to spin fibers from several different breeds, look at raw fleeces, and recognize what characteristics will be easy or challenging.
Topic: Spinning