Clasped Weft Table Topper on a Rigid Heddle Loom - Fall 2026 - In Person

This is a fun technique to create an intriguing color change in your weaving. Two different colors are used in each row (pick) and are toggled to create a staggered color shift. Since this makes a sturdy woven piece, it is best suited for home dec projects such as table wear, wall hangings or pillows. The finished table topper is approximately 12” by 24”.

Please note: this is not a beginner class and students must be able to thread their looms independently.

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.

Format: In-Person

Prerequisite:  Intro To Rigid Heddle, or equivalent

Materials Required:

Rigid heddle loom 15” or wider with a ten dent reed, loom stand or clamps, warping peg, threading hook, scissors, two sturdy rubber bands, two 16” or longer stick shuttles, one 18” or longer pickup stick (or an additional stick shuttle), Fray Check, craft paper.

Yarn: Warp yarn is Brassard 8/2 Cottolin (approximately 190 yards plus enough to weave ¾” at each end). Weft yarn is two colors of dk or light worsted weight wool or wool blend, one 50 gram ball of each color. Valley Yarns Sunderland or Haydenville worsted are good choices. Several yards of scrap yarn for header. 

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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