Weaving

BEGINNING WEAVING ~ TABLE LOOM
Dates:  TBD (classes are scheduled when there is interest and enough students)
Time: 
Location: Library 311, Trinidad Campus
Cost  TBD
(Please bring a notebook, we are using cotton yarn.)
Continuing Education only - not for college credit

This course is an introduction to weaving. You will become familiar with the workings of a loom. A touch of social and historic context will precede a hands-on opportunity to design a small project, warp it, dress the loom with it, and begin weaving. Each student should be able to complete the project during the course and leave with a project or two (a belt) and the confidence and knowledge to move on to larger projects. 

The course will consist of 4 two-hour sessions with the option to add additional hours to work on a larger project after the original course has ended.
Course is limited to three students.

Instructor:
After over twenty years working and learning with a professional weaver, Greentree Weaving, Sabine MacWaters has begun to work on her own textile art via Sabine’s Home and Hearth (@sabineshomeandhearth). Her enthusiasm, experience, and love of textile crafts make teaching a great use of Sabine’s skills.