Double Weave on 4-Shafts
Learn how to double weave on 4-shafts loom: weave a mini sampler, bread bag and a blanket. December 15th Release.
Course Category: Weaving
Lace with Pick-Up Sticks on a Rigid Heddle
Learn to disrupt plain weave with lace, learn how to use a pick-up stick to create warp and weft floats on a rigid heddle loom with Amanda Wood.
Rigid Heddle Study Guide
Follow the Rigid Heddle Study Guide at the School! Find weekly guidance to work through Colour & Weave on Rigid Hedd…
Fundamentals of Weaving Series
Watch the recordings from the Live Lecture series with Master Weaver Laura Fry! The first Wednesday of every second month at 12:00 p.m. P.T. Laura …
Magic in the Water
Welcome to Magic in the Water: Wet finishing for Weaving. We're going to look at what happens when you take your project from the loom and wet fini…
Colour & Weave on Rigid Heddle Loom
Taught by Amanda Wood, this course explores pattern and colour, and how these things work together in our handwoven projects…
The Intentional Weaver
In this course, master weaver Laura Fry shares her techniques for weaving efficiently and ergonomically. Join us to learn her practices for every s…
Weaving Study Group: Twills on 4-Shafts
In this first weaving study group, we will work on getting started with weaving on 4-shaft looms and work towards weaving our first twill gamp. Fol…
Weaving Twills on 4-Shafts
Explore the many ways you can weave twill fabrics using just four shafts, taught by Felicia Lo Wong!
The first project in this workshop will be wea…
Clasped Warp & Weft on Rigid Heddle
The rigid heddle loom is a wonderful tool for weaving small projects like scarves and cowls, and in this course, we'll explore two-colour interlocking…
Weaving Krokbragd
Taught by Debby Greenlaw, author of Krokbragd: How to Design and Weave and Krokbragd Patterns, learn about the beautiful Norwegian weaving technique …
Handwoven Colour
The focus of this ongoing series will be on working with colour and incorporating handpainted and hand-dyed yarns into our handwoven projects. Specifically, we’ll look…