Fiber Arts: Felting and Weaving Classes
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Weaving 101
Tuesdays, Sept. 28–Oct. 12; 10am–1pm Learn the fundamentals of weaving on a rigid heddle loom. Join Cindee La Joure as she walks you through creating the warp and "dressing the loom." You'll learn hemstitching and finishing techniques. After some practice to get yourself familiar with the techniques, you'll dive into creating your own one-of-a-kind scarf. Instructor will provide loaner looms for the class. Class fee: $75. 
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Weaving 102
Thursdays, Nov. 4–18; 10am–1pm In this class, open to students who have taken Weaving 101 and/or know how to load a loom, students will learn more weaving techniques. Lofty Lady/instructor Cindee La Joure will teach you 2-color warp, weaving with 2 shuttles, how to measure a project as you weave, hemming techniques, and more. You’ll have your choice of several projects: weaving 4 placemats; a table runner; a short runner and 2 placemats; or a scarf. Instructor will provide loaner looms for the class. Class fee: $75.
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How to register:
To reserve you place or check for availability, please stop by or call the store at (530) 642-2270. Full payment is necessary to hold your seat in the class. If minimum class size of three students is not met one week prior to the first class, all fees will be refunded and class will be canceled. None of the classes include supplies unless otherwise noted. Check the Class Information Sheet for each class to find out what to bring as well as more details on what you'll learn, what you'll make, prerequisites, and how the class is structured.
To reserve you place or check for availability, please stop by or call the store at (530) 642-2270. Full payment is necessary to hold your seat in the class. If minimum class size of three students is not met one week prior to the first class, all fees will be refunded and class will be canceled. None of the classes include supplies unless otherwise noted. Check the Class Information Sheet for each class to find out what to bring as well as more details on what you'll learn, what you'll make, prerequisites, and how the class is structured.