100  Kitty Bryan -- Knitting Basics:  Learn to KnitExperience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  This class will introduce basic knitting techniques and projects.  As a beginner, you will learn the history as well as the mechanics of knitting.  Learn to read a pattern;...

101  Heidi Bukoski—Shibori with StyleExperience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  This class will use traditional Japanese Shibori techniques to create a gorgeous tunic style top.   Students will start by interpreting their desired design, be it geometric, botanical or critter based, using Shibori stitching...

102  Barb Gallagher-- Learn to Warp your Loom & Weave a Scarf Experience:  All levels Workshop Description:  I LOVE to warp looms!  If you don’t feel the same, or if you’re new to weaving - this class is for you. ...

103  Gail Hollinger-- Gourd WeavingExperience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  Gourd baskets can be as free formed and flowing as you wish, or they can be very direct and symmetrical, it’s all up to you.  This workshop will cover gourd growing and drying,...

104  Letty Klein--  Shepherds Rug - Braided Rug from Roving—2 day classExperience:  NoneWorkshop Description: This 2-day workshop is for the person who wants to jump right in and make a terrific looking braided rug out of roving. Using easy techniques...

105  Bev Larson-- Crazy Fiber Woman Basket or Plain Jane ModelExperience:  All LevelsWorkshop Description:  By popular request we are going to do a crazy basket using all kinds of materials: reed, yarn, leather, brillo pads, wire, cording, etc.  You can...

106  Bex Oliger--Continuous Strand Weaving (CSW) 2-Day ClassExperience:  No weaving experience neededWorkshop Description:  Complete a large triangular shawl, a throw blanket or pillow, or a rectangular scarf using the magical Continuous Strand Weaving Method on our large, adjustable triangle, rectangle...

107 Joan Sheridan--Stranded Knitting:  MFF 2020 Hat Experience:  Intermediate knitter with stranded knitting experienceWorkshop Description:  This Great Lakes themed hat is chocked full of learning.  We will practice a provisional cast on; making a hem and sewing it down; and, working...

108 Patsy Zawistoski – Mohair:  The Diamond Goat Fiber Experience:  Able to spin and ply, ready for a new fiber.Workshop Description:  Mohair is one of the most intriguing and confusing fibers on the market.  The fiber comes in many grades and...

120  Christina Coghill-- Dyeing Gradient/Self Striping Yarns:  Easy and RepeatableExperience:  all levelsWorkshop Description:  We all love the gradient and self striping yarns.  Have you ever wondered how they are made?  In this class you will learn how to dye gradients...

121  Ellen Minard-- Change it upExperience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  Got yarn you just don’t like? Thought it was beautiful but now you’re not sure?  Let’s do something with it so you can enjoy it.  Bring in two 4 oz skeins (no...

122  Ruthanne Morningstar-- Bookmark Weaving LoomExperience:  All LevelsWorkshop Description:  Handwoven Bookmarks are great gifts and making them is a great way to pass the time while waiting for appointments or riding in the car.   Participants should bring:  N/AHomework:  NoneMaterial Fee:...

#123  Elizabeth Whitton -- Beginner Landscape Painting with Wool: Mountain Sunset Experience:  No experience necessary but because felting needles are sharp, this class requires good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity and ability to work with focus and care. Workshop Description: Learn...

130  Christina Coghill-- Cobweb Felted ScarfExperience:  All levelsWorkshop Description:  Cobweb felting is so delicate, dreamy and EASY to do.  This workshop will teach you the basics of how to make a felted cobweb scarf.  We will start with the undyed...

131 Ellen Minard--   Hand Painting BasicsExperience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  In this workshop we’ll cover the basics of hand-painting:  choosing your yarn and dyes; safety and equipment; resources and suppliers; choosing your color-way; and, different methods of applying the dyes to the...

132  Ruthanne Morningstar -- Woven Mug Rugs Experience:  All LevelsWorkshop Description:  Nobody ever has enough Mug Rugs.  So, bring your creativity and learn to make something that’s uniquely yours.  Best of all, you get to keep the handmade wooden loom!Participants should...

133 Elizabeth Whitton-- Beginner Landscape Painting with Wool: Coastal WatersExperience:  No experience necessary but because felting needles are sharp, this class requires good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity and ability to work with focus and care.Workshop Description:  Learn how to make...

200 Heidi Bukoski—Chinese Knotted Frog ClosuresExperience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  Class participants will learn a variety of complex Chinese knots.  We will combine these to make elegant frog closures that finish garments perfectly, particularly handmade ones.  We will start with some basic...

#201  Christina Coghill— Rainbow Dye Pot - Redding Method, Thursday 9 am to 4 pm Experience:  Beginner Workshop Description:  This is the beginning class in Redding Dyeing.  Love bright saturated colors, and want to become a dyer?  This is the...

202  Barb Gallagher--Overshot Doubleweave on 4 shaftsExperience:  Suitable for anyone that can warp their loom and thread from a draft. Rigid Heddle Loom Weavers can learn doubleweave on their looms.Workshop Description:  Sounds crazy!  But if you don’t like the floats in...

203  Bev Larson-- Extra Large Market Basket Experience:  All Levels Workshop Description:  This very large market basket will have the traditional techniques we have used in the past but add optional triple twining, four rod wale and a new to...

204  Ruthanne Morningstar--Navajo Weaving Techniques Experience:  All LevelsWorkshop Description:  Learn how the Navajo make those exquisite weavings. The secret’s in the loom and most of all the weaver.  This workshop will introduce you to the magic and the rest is up...

205  Joan Sheridan--Warping and Weaving with EaseExperience:  Beginning multi-shaft weaverWorkshop Description:  Dressing the loom is critical to making weaving pleasant.  Imagine being able to warp all by yourself having fewer broken threads, better selvedges, no aching back, and less loom...

206 Elizabeth Whitton -- Intermediate Landscaping with WoolExperience:  Some experience with flat needle felting is needed. Taking one of Elizabeth's Wednesday classes counts for this experience.Workshop Description:  Choose your own LANDSCAPE photo or painting to interpret with wool.  Participants should...

207 Patsy Zawistoski --  Carding, Long Draw & Woolen SpinningExperience:   Able to spin and ply, ready to learn carding and long drawWorkshop Description:  Do you wonder about the soft fuzzy yarns other spinners create?  Or how to really learn the...

220   Kitty Bryan --  Knitting Essentials:   Understanding Increases and DecreasesExperience:   Be able to cast on, cast off, knit, purl, garter stitch, stockinet stitchWorkshop Description:  Why does a pattern use a specific increase/decrease?  Is there a better choice?  Will this stitch...

221  Gail Hollinger-- Beginning Soft Circuits: Light up Your Textiles with Conductive Thread and LED Lights: The Pendulum Pin Experience:  Basic hand sewingWorkshop Description:  If you love bling, you are going to love Soft Circuits, lighting up your textiles and...

222  Esther Peregrine--Fun with Silk Cocoons (Making Mawatas)Experience:  BeginnerWorkshop Description:  Have you ever seen silk cocoons and wondered how they become fluffy layers of fiber called mawatas, also known as hankies and caps?  Learn how to soften and spread Bombyx...

230 M. Theresa Brown--Easy Dye Silk ScarvesExperience:  All levelsWorkshop Description:  Create beautiful abstract designs on silk scarves. No need to steam or heat set with the specially formulated, safe dyes. You’ll leave with 2 ready to wear pure silk scarves...

231 Kitty Bryan -- Knitting EntrelacExperience:  Be able to cast on, cast off, knit, purl, pick up, increase, and decrease stitches.Workshop Description:  Learn to knit an entrelac cowl.  Entrelac comes from the French, entrelacer, meaning to interlace.  Taught in a...