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October 13.......Tips and Techniques of warping a loom
a. Winding on a reel (Bonnie)
b. Winding a warp on a board (Dian)
c. Putting the chained warp on the loom (Betty)
November 10.....Name Drafts with Elfrieda Mullein.
Elfrieda will demonstrate how to do a Name draft with hands-on participation
of each individual to make her own name draft to then go home and warp
and weave. Results will be shown at a later date.
December 8.......Potluck with Chinese Gift Exchange. Bring a gift made with
your hands.
January 12........Possibly a Sat. (Jan 9 or 16) trip to the MAC. Program with
Michael Hollomon, Director, U.S. Bank Center for Plateau Cultural Studies,
456-3931. He would bring out stored examples of woven pieces of the
Plateau Indians.
February 9........ Repurposing and Economizing with Your Fibers.
Weftover/stash reduction and Versatile use of your samples. (Bonnie
Thompson)
March 12...........Weaving TnT: Dynamite Tips ‘n Techniques for Every
Weaver.
Would you like to learn a great method for repairing a broken warp end,
tracking your treadling while you weave, making your own repair heddles, or
just make weaving easier and more pleasurable? During this presentation,
Robyn will cover over 20 offbeat tools, techniques, or tricks to assist
weavers in all phases of weaving.
March 13, 14 Weaving workshop with Robyn Spady
Extreme Warp Makeover
In this workshop, participants will warp their looms with one of three four-
shaft threadings and perform an extreme makeover and weave it over 30
ways in 15 catagories, including, but not limited to overshot, lace, on-
opposites, swivel, double-faced weaves, corduroy and defected weft. There
will be presentations and discussion.
April 13..........Theo Moorman Technique and Discussion. With a workshop
April 24 (Betty and Dian)
May 11..........Challenge of Household Handwovens Exhibit vote.
June 8............Potluck and Tour d'Loom (who and where is it?-volunteers?)
a. Winding on a reel (Bonnie)
b. Winding a warp on a board (Dian)
c. Putting the chained warp on the loom (Betty)
November 10.....Name Drafts with Elfrieda Mullein.
Elfrieda will demonstrate how to do a Name draft with hands-on participation
of each individual to make her own name draft to then go home and warp
and weave. Results will be shown at a later date.
December 8.......Potluck with Chinese Gift Exchange. Bring a gift made with
your hands.
January 12........Possibly a Sat. (Jan 9 or 16) trip to the MAC. Program with
Michael Hollomon, Director, U.S. Bank Center for Plateau Cultural Studies,
456-3931. He would bring out stored examples of woven pieces of the
Plateau Indians.
February 9........ Repurposing and Economizing with Your Fibers.
Weftover/stash reduction and Versatile use of your samples. (Bonnie
Thompson)
March 12...........Weaving TnT: Dynamite Tips ‘n Techniques for Every
Weaver.
Would you like to learn a great method for repairing a broken warp end,
tracking your treadling while you weave, making your own repair heddles, or
just make weaving easier and more pleasurable? During this presentation,
Robyn will cover over 20 offbeat tools, techniques, or tricks to assist
weavers in all phases of weaving.
March 13, 14 Weaving workshop with Robyn Spady
Extreme Warp Makeover
In this workshop, participants will warp their looms with one of three four-
shaft threadings and perform an extreme makeover and weave it over 30
ways in 15 catagories, including, but not limited to overshot, lace, on-
opposites, swivel, double-faced weaves, corduroy and defected weft. There
will be presentations and discussion.
April 13..........Theo Moorman Technique and Discussion. With a workshop
April 24 (Betty and Dian)
May 11..........Challenge of Household Handwovens Exhibit vote.
June 8............Potluck and Tour d'Loom (who and where is it?-volunteers?)