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Classes & Workshops 2020-2021

The following is a list of classes that were offered by the guild during the 2020-2021 guild year.

Warp Painting/Dye Day

When: 2 One-day Sessions:
  • Friday June 5, 2020, 9:30 am - 5 pm
  • Saturday June 6, 2020, 9:30 am - 5 pm

Instructor:  Mary Kircher
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
            3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
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Cost for each class:  
​          $45 for members, $65 for non-members

          plus $10 materials fee for dyeing materials,
           handouts, color exercise papers
​Level: This class is designed for all experience levels
Maximum class size: 8 students
Registration deadline: May 29, 2020
 
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Participant Requirements:  No dye experience is necessary, but you must be able to prepare a warp prior to class.  Bring two prepared warps 3 yards or shorter (cotton, linen, tencel, bamboo, or silk) and willingness to experiment.  Details about preparing warps will be provided before the workshop.  

Plan to bring your lunch or a snack if you like.


This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.

Taste of Tapestry: An Introduction to Basic Tapestry Technique

When: 
3 Sundays, June 7, 14, and 21, 2020, 12:00-3:00 pm

Instructor:  Mary Kircher
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
              3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Cost:  $90  for members, $110 for non-members
          plus a materials fee of $5 paid to instructor for warp & handouts 
Maximum class size: 8 students
Registration deadline:  May 24, 2020
 
This class will provide a foundation for tapestry weaving on a tapestry loom or basic frame loom.  We will make a sampler utilizing several weaving techniques, guidelines for traditional tapestry, how to use a cartoon and finishing.  As time allows, eccentric weaving, twining and collage will be included.
 
Materials provided by teacher/TFAC: TFAC will provide weft yarn and tape measures or rulers, scissors and other supplies as needed for the class. Frame looms can be borrowed if student does not have one (see details below)
 
Student should bring:  Please bring a tapestry or frame loom if you have one.  The guild has a limited number of looms available on a first-come, first-served basis if you would like to borrow one. Guild looms may be taken home between sessions and for up to 2 weeks after the class concludes to finish your weaving.  Non-members who borrow a loom to take home must provide a refundable deposit of $50 in cash or check payable to Triangle Weavers Guild due at the class; deposit will be returned upon return of loom.
 
Mary can provide instructions to any participants who would like to make your own frame loom from stretcher bars.  They are very easy to build and inexpensive. 

This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.
 
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Over and Under: Weaving Basics

 When: 
Friday - Sunday, July 10-12, 2020, 2 1/2 days
 Friday 3 pm - 7 pm, Saturday 9 am - 5 pm & Sunday 9 am - 5 pm


Instructor:  Leslie Fesperman
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
              3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Cost:  $200  for members, $240 for non-members
          plus a materials fee of $25 paid to instructor for yarn
Maximum class size: 5 students
Registration deadline:  June 12, 2020
 
With the intention of functioning as an ‘on ramp’ to the craft of weaving, this introductory course offers new students the opportunity to begin their study.  Through weaving a rayon scarf, the beginning weaver will be introduced to the four-harness loom while learning vital weaving skills including reading a draft, planning projects, preparing the loom, and weaving.
 
Materials provided by teacher/TFAC:  Four harness loom and accessories (shuttles, bobbins, sley and reed hooks, etc.) and yarn for scarf ($25 materials fee paid to instructor)
 
Student should bring:  Notebook/sketchbook; pencils, pen, highlighter. Bring your lunch on Saturday and Sunday and snacks if you like.

This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.
 
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Beginning Color
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When: 8 Wednesdays, beginning August 26, 2020, 1-3 pm 
       (August 26; September 2,9,16,30; October 14,21; and    November 4)
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Instructor: Rose Warner 
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
            3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Cost:  $160 member, $200 non-member,
          plus a $10 materials fee for handouts and boards for wraps
Registration deadline: August 19, 2020
​Maximum class size: 8 students
 
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This study of the  properties of color and design will  give  weavers with  the tools and confidence to  choose the right threads for their  handwovens.   Class participants will experiment with a variety of color schemes (monochromatic, complementary, analogous, triads, etc.) and learn the importance of color value, tints,  tones, shades and proportion.   Class activities include reading, extensive color study homework, and 3 weaving assignments to be done at home between sessions.  The class will meet at TFAC on 8 Wednesdays over 3 months from August 26 through November 4.
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Participant Requirements:
  • Must be able to set up a loom and weave independently
  • Participants will have 3 weaving assignments to do at home between sessions, using their own floor or rigid heddle looms, threads and yarns.   
  • Participants will purchase these books on their own before the class starts.  Most get them on Amazon.  Color Play, Second Edition by Joen Wolfrom (make sure it is the second edition), and a 3 –in-1 Color Tool" (the third edition) by Joen Wolfrom.           
Materials provided by TFAC: Yarn for homework assignments except for the weaving assignments.
     
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Tablet Weaving (Card Weaving) from Around the World
    A Workshop with John Mullarkey


When: 2 Days, Saturday and Sunday, September 26-27, 2020,  9:30-4:30PM
Instructor: John Mullarkey
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
              3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Cost: $270 for members, $310 for non-members
          plus a materials fee of $15 paid to instructor for 20 cards, 1 shuttle and written documentation
Registration deadline: August 17, 2020
​Maximum class size: 8 students
Experience required: 
Beginner to Advanced.  No previous weaving experience required

Tablet (card) weaving is truly an international art. We will study two different techniques from two different areas of the world and two different time periods.  Kivrim, from Turkey, which gives us the popular Ram’s Horn design and is fairly contemporary; and Coptic Diamonds, from Egypt, from over 1000 years ago.

​Plan to bring a lunch or snack if you like.

Materials to bring: Scissors, five balls or cones of 10/2 mercerized or unmercerized cotton or #10 crochet thread.  Each ball should be at least ½ ounce.  Three balls of one color, and the other two balls of two different, highly contrasting colors.
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This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.
 
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Two for the Price of One: Fall Basketry Class

When: Saturday, October 10, 2020 from 10am to 5pm

​Instructor: Dawn Hummer
​Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
               3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
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Cost:  $70 member, $90 non-member,
          plus a $42 materials fee per kit for making one basket, students can order more than one
Registration deadline: September 25, 2020
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Maximum class size: ​8 students
Participants should bring: a regular size bucket for soaking reed, scissors, clothespins, tape measure, flathead screwdriver, and a towel. Please bring a lunch
Learn to weave two beautiful baskets in one day:  
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Hearthside Basket (a footed basket with hand-dyed reed and birch handles), a functional basket for your spinning, carding, knitting or fiber stash!  (12"x9"x16")
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Carolina Market Basket - a handled market basket suitable for other uses as well.  (16" x 9" x 16")
 
This is a great class for a first-time basket weaver, as well as for those who would like to learn new weaving patterns to create a unique piece -- easy enough for beginners, or those with experience.  Weave one or both baskets in the course of the day.  A variety of techniques will be discussed:  plain weave, upsetting, start and stop, twill, lashing and rimming.  Students will choose a basket kit and begin by weaving a gridded base then weave up the sides with the stop-start method, continuing with hand-dyed colors and patterns of choice.  The basket is finished with market or birch handles.  Begin another of the same basket, or choose to expand upon the second basket offered.  All  techniques are suitable for both baskets.  You will leave with enough knowledge to finish additional baskets at home.  Extra kits available for you to take and weave for holiday gifts.

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This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.
 
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Beginning Weaving 101 

When: Saturday October 17, 2020, 9 am - 5 pm (bring lunch)
plus 4 additional half-day sessions, 9 am - 1 pm:
      Sunday Oct 18, Saturday and Sunday Oct 24 and 25, and Saturday Oct 31

Instructor: Pattie Lamb
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
               3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
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Cost:  $240 member, $280 non-member,
          plus a $20 materials fee
Registration deadline: Oct 2, 2020
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Maximum class size: ​6 students
​Materials: The guild will provide 4-shaft looms with 5/2 cotton yarns
 
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This class is perfect for the student with little or no prior weaving experience.  We will be weaving a set of small cotton mats that can be used as mug mats or saved as samples in a notebook for future reference.  You will learn to plan your project, decipher a threading draft, measure and wind a warp, dress the loom from back to front, and weave a set of from 4 to 6 mats - each with a different treadling pattern of your choosing.

For the student who completes the first project quickly and is able to spend some independent time weaving during the TFAC drop in hours on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, there may be an opportunity to put on a second warp with a different threading for a wall hanging sampler or more mats.  This would be a great way to reinforce what you learned during the first half of the class.

Participants should bring: pencil and paper and their favorite shuttle if they have one (not required).  Please bring a lunch for the first meeting date (Saturday, Oct 17).

This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.

Finnish Style Runner/Cotton Rug Techniques:
     A Workshop with Wynne Mattila


When:
 Friday-Sunday, November 13-15, 2020, 9 am - 4 pm each day
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Instructor: Wynne Mattila
Where: Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
              3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Cost: $350 for members, $390 for non-members
          plus a materials fee of $20 paid to instructor for handouts 
Registration deadline: February 15, 2020
​Maximum class size: 10 students

​Participants will weave a table runner 15 inches wide by 40 inches long, using the alternating 3-shuttle technique. You will use cotton fabric weft and Finnish 15-ply seine twine warp. Color, design, and craftsmanship will be emphasized. Techniques specific to rug weaving will be taught in this workshop. Topics include lashing on, cutting fabric in one continuous strip, tension, using a temple, floating selvedges, end finishes and more. Floor looms will be warped in plain weave and sett at 5 epi in a 10 dent reed.

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re-requisites for Participants: Advanced Beginner/Intermediate. Ability to wind a warp, read a draft and warp a floor loom. 
  • Must have a Baby Wolf loom (or equivalent), 2 shaft minimum, and a 10-dent reed.  NOTE: looms need to have a friction brake system that is in good working order and can hold high tension. A newer wolf pup should be fine.
  • The detailed materials list & a description of the Handouts are outlined in this PDF file.
  • There are a limited number of guild looms available, as well as some 10 dent reeds.

Wynne Mattila wove her first rug in 1985 at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota and before it was finished, she knew she was a rug weaver for life. Wynne’s goal is always to use color to its full potential to create a beautiful rug.  Wynne has been teaching rug weaving for 20 years, focusing on good rug weaving techniques and the creative use of color. Wynne is writing a book, “Warming the Room with Color—Weaving Finnish-Style Cotton Rugs,” in which she shares her passion for rugs and describes her artistic and weaving processes.

This class has been cancelled due to the pandemic, but we hope to reschedule it later.
 
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One Warp, Many Structures
     ONLINE Workshops with Denise Kovnat
When:  8 Hours of Online Lecture
  • Thursday, Oct 8:   9:30-10:30am, 1-2pm, 4-5pm
  • Thursday, Oct 15: 9:30-10:30am, 1-2pm, 4-5pm
  • Thursday, Oct 29: 9:30-10:30am, 1-2pm
                            OR
  • Saturday, Jan 16:   9:30-10:30am, 1-2pm, 4-5pm
  • Saturday, Jan 23: 9:30-10:30am, 1-2pm, 4-5pm
  • Saturday, Jan 30: 9:30-10:30am, 1-2pm
Instructor: Denise Kovnat
Where: Online!
Cost: $100 members, $140 non-members
Registration deadline: August 21, 2020
Maximum class size: 12 students for each workshop

​As Marian Stubenitsky has shown in Weaving With Echo and Iris, extended parallel threadings offer endless possibilities for weaving a variety of structures and designs. You'll begin this workshop with your loom dressed in a two-color warp threaded on opposites. (Drafts will be provided about 6 weeks beforehand.) Working with a variety of tie-ups and treadlings, you will weave a series of designs in Echo, Jin (turned taquete) and Shadow Weave. After cutting off and resleying your warp, you will weave Rep and Double Weave. The takeaway is a sampler of colorful patterns and a broader, deeper understanding of the potential for extended parallel threadings and how to design them
 
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Sample by Denise Kovnat
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Sample by Virginia Lee
Pre-requisites for Participants: Advanced Beginners and beyond.  Must be able to dress your loom and read a draft.

You will need to download the Zoom app on a desktop, laptop, tablet, or smart phone before the workshop. A few days before, Denise will have a dress rehearsal of Zoom to make sure everyone is familiar with how it works.

You will need a warped loom (4 to 12 shafts) with at least 4 yards of warp, 400 ends, in two colors of 10/2 cotton. Other 10/2 cellulose fibers such as rayon, bamboo, or soy can also be used.
 
For wefts, you will need 20/2 cotton in at least 2 or 3 different colors and some 3/2 cotton or light-worsted weight yarn. Denise asks students to choose weft colors that are bold and maybe outside your comfort zone. Think orange, pink, olive green, brass, khaki, turquoise, purple, and fuchsia. The 20/2 cotton is available from Lone Star Loom Room under the name of “Venne” cotton. You will get a  handout on choosing warp colors for a 2-colored warp.
Registration now closed!

Color in Weaving with Deb Essen
A Virtual Workshop
​April 10-11, 2021, 10 am - 4 pm
Instructor: Deb Essen
Where: Online!
Cost: $125 members, $150 non-members


Explore Color in Weaving! You have picked out some wonderful colors of yarn, they look fabulous on the cones next to each other, but then you start weaving and…oh, dear! What happened? This class explores “what happened”: how to successfully pick yarn and colors that will play well together with an introduction to color theory, how color value works in weaving and more. This class is open to rigid heddle, table loom and multi-shaft floor loom weavers.  

Students will provide their own materials. You will pick an inspiration image or object and are encouraged to use yarn from your stash.  Yarn and fiber size is up to the student. More detailed warping instructions will be emailed about a month before the workshop. Handouts will be emailed a few days before the workshop.

Day 1 – The day starts with everyone introducing themselves and showing the color inspiration  and yarns selected. Then we move to lecture on Color Theory, Using a color wheel, the interactions of colors together,  and a big section on Color Value and how it affects our weaving. This usually takes us to mid-afternoon. The day ends with everyone starting to weave on their samples.
 
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Day 2 – The morning starts with questions/review of the previous day and then moves into talking about Proportion in design and color use. This usually takes us to lunch and then we break to finish weaving samples. We meet up mid-afternoon and everyone participates in Show and Tell of their samples with observations/analysis based on what we’ve learned.
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Prerequisites & additional information: 
  • Appropriate for beginning through advanced weavers, but you must be able to warp your loom independently
  • You will need to download the Zoom app on a desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone before the workshop. 
  • Photos of your work will be screen shared for discussion purposes and you must be able to send pictures to the studio assistant via email ahead of and during the workshop sessions. 
  • Optional Zoom dress rehearsal to be offered ahead of workshop for those who may desire more practice using Zoom.

Blog post from one of the Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild Workshop participants:
https://chgweavers.org/weaving-with-color-online-workshop-with-deb-essen/ 

Weave a Scarf: A Next Step Class
     ONLINE Class with Pattie Lamb
When:  4 days, 5 sessions
  • Saturday, April 17, 9 am - 12 pm
  • Saturday, May 8,  9 am -11-ish
  • Saturday, May 15, 9 am - 11-ish AND 3-4 pm
  • Saturday, May 22,  9 am -11-ish
Instructor: Pattie Lamb
Where: Online!
Cost: $100 members, $140 non-members
Registration deadline: April 3, 2021
Maximum class size: 8 students 

​In this class you will have the opportunity to weave a scarf and some samples in either a 4-harness mixed twill or an 8-harness turned twill pattern.  This will be a good refresher for planning your project, measuring your warp, and setting up your loom independently with “virtual” support as needed from the instructor.  During class we will cover different treadling methods, tips for becoming friends with your loom, managing selvedges, weaving, and finishing your projects, and more.
 
Prior to class, students will receive handouts with drafts so they have a chance to look them over.  Handouts will include sources for shopping for their yarn.

Questions?  Email Pattie at lambweaves@yahoo.com
Prerequisites for participants:   Must be able to warp your loom independently
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Additional requirements:
  • 4 or 8 shaft loom
  • 12-dent reed (8 or 10-dent reed can be substituted)
  • Warp and weft yarns: 8/2 tencel in 3 to 4 colors.  (8/2 bamboo or cotton can be substituted)
  • Raddle if planning  to warp back to front
  • Must have Zoom downloaded onto your computer or mobile device and know how to use it.
Registration is now closed​
 
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Examples of 2 scarves woven on 8 harnesses with 4 colors in the warp
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Natural Dyes – Color in the Kitchen

Date:  May 8, 2021, 10 am to 1 pm  Note date change!
Rain date:  May 15, 2021, 10 am to 1 pm
Instructor: Jane Bynum
Where: In person!  
             
Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
              3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
              
Even though this class will be held outdoors, face masks will be
              required of all participants.

Cost: $30 for members, $40 for non-members
         plus a materials fee of $5 paid to instructor for mordant, dye, anddistilled water 
Registration deadline: April 23, 2021
​Maximum class size: 6 students
 
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This class will be held outdoors.  This will be a hands-on dye session, with mordants for wool and cotton and several dyes from food or food waste, including onion skins, turmeric, black beans, kidney beans, and tea.  We can try avocado pits and skin if anyone is willing to collect them.

Pre-requisites for Participants: 
  • Students must provide their own yarn,  Skeins must be tied properly and should be 1 – 1.5 yards in circumference.  The initial mordant pots will be adequate for about 4 oz. per person.  Special arrangements may be made for larger quantities. Instructions for preparing skeins will be provided. 
  • All students must wear a face mask.
  • Please do not register unless you are available to attend the original date and the rain date if necessary due to bad weather.​
Registration is now closed​

Natural Dyes Around the World

Date:  May 8, 2021, 10 am to 1 pm
Rain date:  May 15, 2021, 10 am to 1 pm
Instructor: Jane Bynum
Where: In person!  
             
Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
              3717 Murphy School Rd., Durham, NC 27705
              
Even though this class will be held outdoors, face masks will be
              required of all participants.

Cost: $30 for members, $40 for non-members
         plus a materials fee of $10 paid to instructor for mordant, distilled water and alcohol
Registration deadline: April 30, 2021
​Maximum class size: 6 students​
 
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​This class will be held outdoors.  The class will be a hands-on dye session, with mordants for wool and cotton and dyes from Cochineal, Alkanet, and Osage Orange.

Pre-requisites for Participants: 
  • Students must provide their own yarn.  Skeins must be tied properly and should be 1 – 1.5 yards in circumference.  The initial mordant pots will be adequate for about 4 oz. per person.  Special arrangements may be made for larger quantities. Instructions for preparing skeins will be provided.
  • All students must wear a face mask.
  • Please do not register unless you are available to attend the original date and the rain date if necessary due to bad weather.​
Registration is now closed​

Color and Design in Huck Lace Towels
ONLINE workshop with Rosalie Neilson
When:  3 days, 2 sessions/day
  • Friday, June 4, 2021:  12 noon- 2 pm  & 4-5 pm EST  
  • Saturday, June 5, 2021:  10:30am -12:30 pm & 4-5 pm EST 
           Note:  AM time change. Afternoon session back to original time. 
  • Saturday, June 12, 2021:  12 noon - 2 pm & 4-5 pm  EST
Instructor: Rosalie Nielson
Where: Online!
Cost: $175 members, $215 non-members, includes the $25 materials fee for  a coil-bound notebook with drafts and exercises, in addition to envelopes containing Design Pages, Transparent Overlays, and Huck Lace Template.
Registration deadline: May 3, 2021
Maximum class size: 20 students

The structure of Huck Lace provides a treasure trove of pattern for weavers. It is a shaft-efficient weave structure where an 8-shaft loom produces 6-block patterns; and a 4-shaft loom produces sixteen different ways to combine textures of warp & weft floats with plain weave.
 
 Weavers will learn how “blocks” or units of huck lace are threaded on four and eight shafts, and how they can be combined to expand design possibilities. Discussions will focus on converting a profile draft into a threading and treadling draft, and how literally thousands of designs are created with a single threading draft by changing the tie-up.
 
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The Towel Project uses 4 colors in the warp to create 3 different different sections of huck lace, separated by plain weave.  Three options for towel width will be given with on-loom widths of 15 1/3", 16 1/4" or 22" depending on the size of your loom.
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Drafts will be provided for both 4-harness and 8-harness looms. A six-yard warp yields five towels. To see examples of what weavers have done in the past:
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To view a pdf  for what will be covered in each Zoom session, click here.
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Prerequisites for participants:   Have some familiarity with the Huck Lace technique or another Lace structure and be comfortable warping your loom.
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Additional requirements:
  • 4 or 8 shaft loom
  • Warp and weft yarns  (8/2 cotton in 4 colors)
  • Graph paper that is 4 squares to the inch (not 5 or 8)
  • Pencils & eraser and ruler or straight edge
  • Must have Zoom downloaded onto your computer
 
Registration is now closed​
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