May, 2011
CNCH Sonora, CA

June, 2011
Sandpoint, Idaho

July, 2011
Fort Collins, CO
http://www.lambspun.com

August, 2011
Summer School, Edinburgh, Scotland
http://www.wsd.org.uk/ss.html


October 2011
SOAR
Manchester, NH


October, 2011
The Spinning Loft
Howell, Michigan
http://www.thespinningloft.com



Workshops and Seminars Available:
(See Gallery Page for examples of work illustrating various classes.)

Knotted Cut Pile: Not Just for Carpets!
One of the most luxurious fabrics, knotted cut pile is surprisingly simple to weave. We will learn the process while weaving a small sample project and discuss ways to incorporate this technique into more than just rugs. Beginner’s welcome. 2 day minimum, 3 days optimum. Spinning and Dyeing optional. See article in Handwoven Magazine, Interweave Press, Nov./Dec 2001


Spinning Silk for a Specific Use
Silk yarns can be spectacular when created specifically for the technique and product. 1 day, intermediate level.
See Spin-Off Magazine, Interweave Press, Fall 1996 and Summer 2001


Painted Yarn Workshops
Painting with dyes directly on yarns. 1 or 2 days, Beginner’s welcome.


Dye Any Color!
You will make a set of direct application dye samples for use later in your home studio. Beginner’s welcome. 2 days minimum, 3 days optimum. See Weaver’s Magazine, XRX Publications, Fall 1995, and Spin-Off Magazine, Interweave Press, Fall 1997 and Fall 2003


Braids, Bands and Cords
Three different techniques are used to make narrow fabrics: braiding, twining and weaving. This course covers kumihimo braids, cardwoven bands and small woven bands. We will use simple tools for each process, and yarns appropriate for small band weaving. 1, 2 or 3 days, beginner to intermediate level.