A Bevy of Techniques on the Rigid Heddle Loom, section 2 - Winter/Spring 2024

Do you have a rigid heddle loom and are tired of making scarves? Would you like to try some new techniques without committing to a whole big project? This is a new workshop to discover a smorgasbord of different techniques in a small format, ( 6” x 6”) such as Houndstooth, Clasped Weft, Log Cabin, Danish Medallions, as well as pick up stick patterns (Waffle Weave, Pinwheel weaving, Supplementary Floats, Leno Lace, etc.). The finished pieces may be used for coasters or hot mats and make great gifts! Students get to dive into their stash for the materials for this class or purchase a few balls of dk weight yarn in contrasting colors. Students will bring their own looms to class and must be able to thread them independently. This is an advanced beginner class, not a refresher course.

For the comfort and safety of our students and teachers, students may be asked to wear a mask during in person classes and workshops, and masks are available upon request.

Prerequisite: Students will bring their own looms to class and must be able to thread them independently. This is an advanced beginner class, not a refresher course.
Materials Required: 

Rigid Heddle Loom (any size) with a ten dent reed and stand if you have one.
Loom clamps if you do not have a stand
Warping peg
Sleying hook
Two to three stick shuttles (smaller is best)
Pick up stick (any size, but smaller is best)
Scissors
Tape measure
Crochet hook, size D/3 to F/5 is fine
Tapestry needle
Yarn: at least two to four colors of each dk weight yarn (full balls not necessary). Valley Yarns Westhampton is suggested. All yarn must be wound into balls before class day.

Bring your lunch

When possible, please buy your materials from WEBS. 

Cancellation Policy: For all classes, payment of full tuition is due at time of registration. Tuition will be refunded only if the class is cancelled by WEBS, or if there is a waiting list and your spot can be filled.

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Note: If you are purchasing more than one unit of the same class, please call Customer Service with that person's name and information.