Three sessions: Sunday, July 12; Saturday, July 18; and Sunday, July 19
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
For most of human history, every piece of cloth began with someone sitting down at a loom. Weaving was practical, but it was also meditative, communal, a way of marking time through making.
Over three sessions, you’ll learn to weave on a 16-inch rigid heddle loom. We’ll direct-warp the loom together, then explore how color, texture, and yarn weight talk to each other as the cloth grows row by row. Each piece that emerges will be entirely your own: a record of your choices, your instincts, your moving hands.
Beginners are very welcome, as is anyone who has woven before and wants to go deeper. The setting is relaxed and communal with plenty of room to follow your own creative instincts. You’ll leave with a finished piece and a new relationship with the cloth in your life.
For ages 16 and up.
Fee: $395
For more information contact miho@fibercraftstudio.org
