I teach many in-person workshops and love meeting students in a face-to-face context. I have built this online class with that model in mind. The regular, scheduled practice of tapestry in his studio allowed me to build my skills in an environment that offered frequent feedback and constant incentive to keep working and learning. I was fortunate to be invited to apprentice with James Koehler, the late master tapestry artist from Santa Fe. My learning was fragmented and came from occasional workshops and the few existing tapestry texts, many of which contradict each other. You can also take all three parts as one class called All-Three-in-One in the course catalog.įor years I struggled to put together the bits of knowledge I had gleaned from various sources.
Part 3 moves into using curves, cartoons, design, and troubleshooting various problems in tapestry. Part 2 works through making joins and angles.
Part 1 lays the foundation with good skills in warping, bubbling, beating, making your header, and learning some basic weaving concepts and terms. Warp and Weft: Learning the Structure of Tapestry is a three-part class. If you love tapestry weaving but get stuck bringing your ideas to life… Then WARP AND WEFT: LEARNING THE STRUCTURE OF TAPESTRY is the course for you. If you want personalized feedback, answers to your questions, and time to work through your weaving ideas… If you’re getting frustrated that your edges draw in, or there are mountains in your weaving line, or you can see white dots peeking through your weft, or you have big ridges in your fabric… If you enjoy collaborative learning environments… If you want to learn the art of tapestry weaving, but don’t know where to start… Learn tapestry weaving in a supported environment
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