Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
An event not to be missed. Celebrate spring with the best street fair in Columbia. Over 150 local artists participate in the annual Cottontown Art Crawl. Artists are hosted on the porches, yards, and businesses of the tree lined, historic neighborhood of Cottontown, located in downtown Columbia SC. Come and enjoy the festivities throughout the Cottontown neighborhood.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Weft faced weaving structures emphasize weft yarns allowing the weaver to experiment with color and pattern in unique ways. These projects are perfect for wall hangings, upholstery, and rugs. They are also quick to set up, using fewer warp ends which are widely spaced to allow the weft yarns space to pack in. Kept small, these projects are a great "palate cleanser" between projects. Larger projects allow the weaver to savor time at the loom.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Cost for the course is $130 and includes all materials and equipment.
A non-refundable $30 deposit holds your place in the class. Balance of $100 due on the first day of class.
Students are expected to have familiarity with the fundamentals of weaving and be able to warp a floor loom with limited assistance.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Huck lace offers substantial opportunity for creative exploration. With options for warp floats, weft floats, and color variations the combinations possible with this weave structure seem almost endless. Huck lace fabric can be used in curtains, towels, yardage, even as a base for surface embroidery. During the class students will make a table runner in either fall or Christmas colors. A great way to dress up your table for holiday entertaining.
Students should have some prior weaving experience Understanding of the huck lace weave structure is helpful, but not required. Warps will be provided and each student will dress the loom with support from the instructor.
Course Fee: $130
Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all supplies and materials. A non-refundable $30 deposit secures your spot in the class. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Class fee is 130.00. A non-refundable deposit of 30.00 will reserve your place.
Explore key elements of project design in greater depth, including how to select and modify a weaving draft, how to test and evaluate differences in sett and beat, how to calculate how much yarn your project requires and how much your project will shrink when it comes off the loom. Participants will create several samples and gain confidence in experimentation.
Warps will be prepared for you in advance so that you can focus on dressing the loom and specific weaving skills. This class builds weaving skills and is appropriate for beginning or intermediate weavers, some experience with warping a loom is expected.
The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge. Class fee includes all supplies, instruction, and use of a floor loom.
Come visit the studio at 1112 Price Ave! Check out the looms and see how fabric is made!
Come visit the studio at 1112 Price Ave! Check out the looms and see how fabric is made!
Shop Local in West Columbia. I’ll be joining other local artists at this weekly market. Shop a wide range of locally made unique items perfect for gifting and enjoying.
425 Meeting Street, Columbia, SC
Shop Local in West Columbia. I’ll be joining other local artists at this monthly market. Shop a wide range of locally made unique items perfect for gifting and enjoying.
425 Meeting Street, Columbia, SC
Shop Local in West Columbia. I’ll be joining other local artists at this weekly market. Shop a wide range of locally made unique items perfect for gifting and enjoying.
425 Meeting Street, Columbia, SC
Shop Local in West Columbia. I’ll be joining other local artists at this weekly market. Shop a wide range of locally made unique items perfect for gifting and enjoying.
425 Meeting Street, Columbia, SC
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Shop Local in West Columbia. I’ll be joining other local artists at this weekly market. Shop a wide range of locally made unique items perfect for gifting and enjoying.
425 Meeting Street, West Columbia, SC
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Huck lace offers substantial opportunity for creative exploration. With options for warp floats, weft floats, and color variations the combinations possible with this weave structure seem almost endless. Huck lace fabric can be used in curtains, towels, yardage, even as a base for surface embroidery. During the class students will make a table runner in either fall or Christmas colors. A great way to dress up your table for holiday entertaining.
Students should have some prior weaving experience Understanding of the huck lace weave structure is helpful, but not required. Warps will be provided and each student will dress the loom with support from the instructor.
Course Fee: $130
Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all supplies and materials. A non-refundable $30 deposit secures your spot in the class. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Class fee is 130.00. A non-refundable deposit of 30.00 will reserve your place.
Explore key elements of project design in greater depth, including how to select and modify a weaving draft, how to test and evaluate differences in sett and beat, how to calculate how much yarn your project requires and how much your project will shrink when it comes off the loom. Participants will create several samples and gain confidence in experimentation.
Warps will be prepared for you in advance so that you can focus on dressing the loom and specific weaving skills. This class builds weaving skills and is appropriate for beginning or intermediate weavers, some experience with warping a loom is expected.
The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge. Class fee includes all supplies, instruction, and use of a floor loom.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Expanding the basic huck threading block to more than four shafts allows for multiple variations on the same threading. This is a great introduction to 6 or 8 shaft weaving and how changing the tie up of your treadles can impact the face of your cloth. Huck lace fabric can be used in curtains, towels, yardage, even as a base for surface embroidery.
Students should have some prior weaving experience including a basic understanding of weaving drafts and tie up charts. Understanding of the huck lace weave structure is helpful, but not required. Changing tie ups requires the ability to sit on the floor and work under the loom. Warps will be provided and each student will dress the loom with support from the instructor.
Course Fee: $130
Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all supplies and materials. A non-refundable $30 deposit secures your spot in the class. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Come visit the studio at 1112 Price Ave! Check out the looms and see how fabric is made!
Come visit the studio at 1112 Price Ave! Check out the looms and see how fabric is made!
I’ll be joining over 100 other local artists during the annual Cottontown Art Crawl. Artists will be hosted on the porches, yards, and businesses of the tree lined, historic neighborhood of Cottontown, located in downtown Columbia SC. Come and see me in the NOMA Warehouse and enjoy the festivities throughout the Cottontown neighborhood.
Looking for a great opportunity to shop small and support local artists? Check out the NOMA Flea! Lots of vendors, food, and fun at the NOMA Warehouse, 2222 Sumter Street, Columbia, SC. The Flea happens every Friday. I will be there the last Friday of February!
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Looking for a great opportunity to shop small this year? Check out the NoMa Flea! Lots of vendors, food trucks, and fun at the NoMa Warehouse, 2222 Sumter Street, Columbia, SC.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201. 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday and Sunday.
Course Fee $190. Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all materials. A non-refundable deposit of $30 will reserve your place. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge.
Class size is limited to allow for social distancing and limit the need for shared equipment.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Expanding the basic huck threading block to more than four shafts allows for multiple variations on the same threading. This is a great introduction to 6 or 8 shaft weaving and how changing the tie up of your treadles can impact the face of your cloth. Huck lace fabric can be used in curtains, towels, yardage, even as a base for surface embroidery.
Students should have some prior weaving experience including a basic understanding of weaving drafts and tie up charts. Understanding of the huck lace weave structure is helpful, but not required. Changing tie ups requires the ability to sit on the floor and work under the loom. Warps will be provided and each student will dress the loom with support from the instructor.
Course Fee: $130
Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all supplies and materials. A non-refundable $30 deposit secures your spot in the class. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge. Members of the Columbia Fiber Arts Guild will receive a 5% discount.
Time to make progress on your Holiday gift list? Come check out my booth at the NoMa Flea! I will have handwoven scarves, home goods and accessories available. Lots of other vendors, food trucks, and fun at the NoMa Warehouse, 2222 Sumter Street, Columbia, SC.
Class meets at 1112 Price Avenue, Columbia, SC 29201 from 5-8p on Friday, 9-5 on Saturday, and noon-5 on Sunday.
Huck lace offers substantial opportunity for creative exploration. With options for warp floats, weft floats, and color variations the combinations possible with this weave structure seem almost endless. Huck lace fabric can be used in curtains, towels, yardage, even as a base for surface embroidery.
Students should have some prior weaving experience Understanding of the huck lace weave structure is helpful, but not required. Warps will be provided and each student will dress the loom with support from the instructor.
Course Fee: $130
Fee includes instruction, use of a floor loom, and all supplies and materials. A non-refundable $30 deposit secures your spot in the class. The balance is due the first day of class and can be paid with cash, check or charge. Members of the Columbia Fiber Arts Guild will receive a 5% discount.
