Knit the Dreambird Shawl and Instructor Mimi Kezer
Come on a short row adventure as we learn how to create this stunning shawl. A fanciful derivative of the Wingspan, the Dreambird uses short rows within short rows to create each feather. Will will...
View ArticleLearning to Twine and Instructor Jonee Davis
Learn how beautiful rag rugs were woven without the expense of buying a loom. Twining is an ancient craft that has been done basically the same way throughout time. I will show to use up scraps from...
View ArticleSpinning with a Drop Spindle and Instructor Sue Gazell
Spinning beautiful yarn does not have to be a costly venture. Learn how to spin on a simple tool that can fit in your purse and your budget, the drop spindle. You will learn how to draft and spin wool...
View ArticleAdvanced Ridged Heddle Weaving Techniques and Instructor Meredith Kermicle
Tired of plain weave? Learn a variety of more interesting weaving techniques for the rigid heddle loom. Bring your loom warped and ready to weave and we’ll cover some pick up weaving patterns, lace...
View ArticleSpinning Various Wool Types and Janet Deutmeyer
In this workshop we’ll be spinning an assortment of sheep wools. Find out which wools makes the best sock yarn. Which ones are good for rugs. What wools make good lace yarn. We’ll cover a variety of...
View ArticleIntroduction to Support Spinning with a Mirkwood Arts Spindle and Instructor...
Basic introduction to support spinning, no previous experience needed. Students will learn the basics of spinning on a support spindle. The class features Mirkwood Arts spindles, but the basics...
View ArticleShibori Love Silk (and Indigo) and Instructor Jan Quarles
In this class, discover modern takes on the ancient Japanese art of shibori. Jan Quarles of Daily Fibers will talk about traditional techniques and the traditional shibori dye, the beautiful blue of...
View ArticleNeedle Felted Reindeer and Instructor Gayle Roberts
Never tried needle felting, but always wanted to – this is the class for you. Students will begin by learning the basics of needle felting. Using basic needle felting techniques and skills students...
View ArticleAppalachian Hearth Broom (Besom) Making: Broom Making: Beginner and...
The original brooms were not flat nor made with wire. We will craft a Hearth Besom the old way with twine, a stick, Broom Corn, some grown at Oak Knoll Farm & Basket materials. Material included in...
View ArticleTeacup Pincushion and Instructor Katelyn Dunn
This is a class full of whimsy! During this class you will learn the basics of three-dimensional needle felting while creating your own unique miniature scene for your teacup pincushion. Whether it be...
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