July 2008
Golden Gate Fiber Institute
Point Bonita, CA
www.goldengatefiberinstitute.org
August 2008
Shuttles, Spindles and Skeins
Boulder, CO
www.shuttlesspindlesandskeins.com
October 2008
Spin Off Autumn Retreat
www.interweave.com
February 2009
Bothwell SpinIn 2009
Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia
http://www.bothwellspinin.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.
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