Weaving Class
Beginning Frame Loom Weaving – Spring 2023 (8 Adult student maximum)
Thursdays, March 16 – April 20, 2:00-4:00 PM (6 class series)
This beginning weaving class introduces the basic elements of weaving and tapestry technique. Students will learn the fundamentals for creating woven art and functional items such as bags and mats. It can be a fun way to incorporate collected shells, driftwood, special buttons or beads into woven art! Weaving techniques taught will include plain weave, color blending, warp & weft stripes and rya knots and fringe. Setting up – warping – and finishing methods will be included. Supplies fee includes a frame loom, simple weaving tools, instructional handouts, warp thread and a wide selection of wool yarn for use during class.
-$160 per student FRAA ($180 non FRAA)
-$45 for supplies
Supplies include: 14”X18” frame loom, shed stick, simple shuttles, packing strips, warp thread, and a selection of wool yarn for use during class.
Students should bring to class: scissors & pencil.
About Peggy:
If Peggy isn’t in a classroom, art studio or her garden, she might be found at a garage sale or wandering around a hardware store imagining artistic uses for the objects she sees. Lines, shapes, textures, and glorious color can be found everywhere. Peggy loves to translate the world around her into weaving and tapestry, a very satisfying way to make art.