WEAVING COURSES

Learn how to weave with double weave on a 4-shaft loom and weave your own double-width blanket or double weave sampler.

This course is designed to be an overview of the essential concepts to weave on your rigid heddle loom, multi-shaft loom, or whatever loom you choose.

Welcome to Frame loom Weaving Basics Weaving can sometimes be a little bit intimidating which is why we designed this Frame Loom Weaving Basics course.…

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 joins us live through Zoom for a series of lectures on weaving fundamentals.

Welcome to Handwoven Colour The focus of this ongoing series will be on working with colour and incorporating handpainted and hand-dyed yarns into our handwoven…

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 finish it. The final step in bringing your individually interlaced threads into real cloth!

Learn to weave! In this multishaft weaving course, we will learn how to dress a table loom and floor loom and weave a sampler project.

In this course, master weaver Laura Fry shares her techniques for weaving efficiently and ergonomically. Join us to learn her practices for every step of the weaving process, from planning a project to winding a warp to dressing the loom.

Taught by Debby Greenlaw, author of Krokbragd: How to Design and Weave and Krokbragd Patterns, learn about the beautiful Norwegian weaving technique called Krokbragd!

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. Following this study group, you'll be able to design your own twill project using the yarns you've chosen to work with.

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 weaving a twill gamp, which is a way for us to experiment with many different variations of twill. And then using the information we learned from making this twill gamp, we’ll design our own project!