Teaching this class at the 2027 FTWG Conference Beyond Rep Weave, exploring Rep Weave and its new variations
2027 Class – Weave Spooky “Day of the Dead” Flowers and Art Bag
In this Sunday morning class, students will begin the process of joining and embellishing their own unique Art Bag with Margaret Stump.
2027 Class – Weaving and Constructing a Really Cute Owl with Other Pin Loom Patterns Thrown In
In this all day Friday class, you will weave squares needed to create the owl with Margaret Stump.
2027 Class – Weave a Flat Rat on the Pin Loom
In this Thursday afternoon class, students will be weaving a Flat Rat, which can be used as a mascot, a bookmark or coaster with Margaret Stump.
Meet – Jennie Hawkey
Teaching this class at the 2027 FTWG Conference It’s in the Bag
2027 Class – Unlocking Profile Drafts
Time to unlock the design potential of profile drafts in this 2-1/2 day class with Deb Essen.
Meet – Deb Essen
Teaching this class at the 2027 FTWG Conference Unlocking Profile Drafts
Meet – Karen Donde
Karen Donde weaves wearables and home textiles for exhibit and teaches beginning-advanced weaving, in-person and online.
2027 The Magic of Twist: Beginning Spinning on a Drop Spindle
Enjoy a Thursday afternoon class with Emma Pinault –
In this class, students will learn how a simple stick, a weight, and the application of twist come together to create the thread we use for weaving, knitting, crochet, or other fiber creations.
Meet – Margaret Stump
Teaching these classes at the 2027 FTWG Conference Spooky Weavings on the Pin Loom; Weave a Flat Rat Spooky Weavings on the Pin Loom; Weaving and Constructing a Really Cute (but kinda spooky) Owl with Other Pin Loom Patterns Thrown In Pin Loom Overshot Weaving and Joining; Creating a Spooky Scarf with or without the […]
2027 Class – Supplementary Weft Inlay techniques lecture
This Thursday afternoon lecture consists of a PowerPoint lecture on Supplementary Weft Inlay techniques with Dawn Ahlert.
2027 Class – Read Your Knitting
Discover and correct errors in your knitting in this Saturday morning class with Rebecca Bowen.
2027 Class – Pin Loom Overshot Weaving and Joining
Students will learn to weave and join squares in a variety of overshot patterns in the Saturday class with Margaret Stump.
Meet – Dawn Ahlert
Teaching these classes at the 2027 FTWG Conference Supplementary Weft Inlay Techniques Lecture 2 and 3 Color Taniko – Weft Twining with a Twist
2027 Class – Parallel Threading Playground: Unlocking Pattern Potential
In this 2-1/2 day class, you will be experimenting with how a single threading can blossom into a multitude of patterns with Robyn Spady.
Meet – Dianne Totten
Teaching this class at the 2027 FTWG Conference Crimp and Create
Meet – Ellen Turner
Teaching this class at the 2027 FTWG Conference Ecuadorian Star Ornament
2027 Class – It’s in the Bag
Using a simple pattern, you will use a sewing machine to construct a bag using your handwoven scraps in this 2-1/2 day class with Jennie Hawkey.
Meet – Robyn Spady
Teaching this class at the 2027 FTWG Conference Parallel Threading Playground: Unlocking Pattern Potential
2027 Class – Handwoven Lace Techniques
In this 2-1/2 day round-robin workshop, participants will learn the differences between these three different techniques for weaving lacy, open fabrics with Karen Donde.
2027 Class – Handmade Weaving Journals
You will learn how to make a beautiful book to keep notes for your favorite projects in this Friday class with Ginger Clark.
2027 Class – Get Started Inkling: Inkle 101
Discover the creative potential of the Inkle loom in this Thursday afternoon class with Jennifer Williams.
2027 Class – Dreambird Shawl
Learn to knit the feathers on this Dreambird shawl Saturday afternoon with Rebecca Bowen.
2027 Class – Designing Handwoven Fabric to Wear
Karen Donde, the instructor will offer advice about designing and weaving garment-worthy fabric in this Thursday afternoon class.
2027 Class Ecuadorian Star Ornament
This is a Thursday afternoon class learning how to make traditional Ecuadorian Folk ornaments are wrapped with colorful yarns with Ellen Turner.