ONE DAY Colors on a Rigid Heddle Loom class: July 3rd

Want to learn to weave?  Looking for a first loom that doesn’t take up much space, is portable, and inexpensive?  Learning to weave on a Rigid Heddle Loom is an effective way to learn how to weave without spending much money. The equivalent of a 2-harness loom, the rigid heddle loom will allow you to create placemats, dishtowels, scarves, shawls or fabric for clothing. These easy-to-warp looms come in different widths to serve your creative needs.

You will learn to weave on a 10” or 15” Cricket loom;  inexpensive looms that range up to $199. Each student will create a sampler incorporating hand-controlled patterns emphasizing color and texture.