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Shining a Light on Shadow Weave: Intermediate / Advanced Weaving


WHO: Adults / Intermediate to Advanced Weavers
WHEN: Saturday & Sunday / March 22nd & 23rd
TIME: Saturday 9-5 / Sunday 10-4 (Sunday hours are flexible..class will go when everyone is finished with the samples & packed up.)
FEE: $125 (paid to MAG) + $35 material & notebook fee (paid to instructor day-of class)
INSTRUCTOR: Debbie Todhunter
WHERE: Murray CVB (206 S 4th Street)

CLASS DESCRIPTION
Students will be given an overview of the difference between the three methods of drafting shadow weave: Threading on Opposites (Atwater), Block Design (Powell), and Parallel (Lang & Voolich). Students will then weave examples of Atwater, Powell & Parallel shadow weave drafts.

MATERIAL PACKET
Materials fee includes:

  • Notebook with extensive notes and bibliography as well as all drafts

  • Pre-workshop instructions

REQUIREMENTS

You will need to bring your pre-warped floor or table loom to the MAG for this workshop (you will receive an instructional packet before the workshop). Lunch will be provided both days of the workshop, but we would also like you to bring a snack to share. A (small) fridge, microwave & toaster oven are available to use. This class will be held in the Murray Convention & Visitors Bureau at 206 S. 4th Street. There will be a set up time on Friday night to drop off looms & set up.

LOOMS
When you register, indicate what brand you loom is, width & how many shafts. Please email us at murrayartguild@gmail.com if you need to use a MAG loom.

  • Deborah (Debbie) Todhunter has been teaching weaving workshops in the Southeast for over 12 years on a diverse range of topics: Shadow Weave, the Miniature Overshot of Estes and Hayes, Swedish structures, and checked fabrics. She also knits, tats, and makes bobbin lace -- interests that all started at a young age -- and spinning came later! Debbie enjoys researching structures, ferreting out obscure resources, and sharing the knowledge with her students.

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Earlier Event: March 8
Beginning Watercolor Landscape