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Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving - Towels


Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving - Jul 13 & 27 (have my own loom)

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Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving - Jul 13 & 27 (need to rent a loom)

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Rigid heddle weaving is easy, relatively inexpensive, and a portable method for learning the craft of weaving.  No previous weaving experience is needed for this class. Students will learn how to direct warp a loom, weave three towels, and finish the towels. With the guidance of the instructor students will work on the loom during class and continue weaving at home between classes.

Weave on your own rigid heddle loom or rent one for $20 (rental fee due on first day of class). There are four Schacht Cricket looms available for rent. 

Students are encouraged to take advantage of open studio time (see times below) to practice weaving skills and complete their project.
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Dates: July 13 & 27 (2-days)
​Day: Saturday
Time: 10 am–4 pm (July 13) and 10 am–noon (July 27)
Ages: 18+

Tuition: $90.00
Instructor: Terri Pianka
Campus location: Weaving Studio

Materials Fee: $15 due to instructor on first day of class which covers yarn, thread, needles, and handouts. Each student will need a rigid heddle loom and table clamp, stick or boat shuttle, reed hook, scissors, darning needle, and two brown grocery bags or other heavy roll paper.

Loom Rental: There are four looms available to rent for this class. If you are a student who needs to rent a loom, please select the appropriate 'Add to Cart' button above, and bring $20 for the rental due to the instructor the first day of class. 
Student limit: 8 people
Prerequisite: None

Policy: Students must preregister to attend class. ​72-hour notice required for class cancellation and refund.
Open Studio Times For Weaving Students: 
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​Monday 3 pm–6 pm
Wednesday 3 pm–6 pm
     
Thursday  noon–6 pm
Saturday 11 am–5 pm

For more information please email Terri:
temporaltekstylia@gmail.com

Terri Pianka

Terri learned to weave in 1997, after earning her BS in Fine Arts. She has taught art classes in New York and Utah. Her textile pieces have been sold at art galleries in New York and independently through her business Temporal Tekstylia. Terri has been volunteering in the weaving studio at the Pioneer Craft House since 2017 and began teaching in 2018. You can visit Terri’s webpage at www.temporaltekstylia.com.
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