Suzanne Hokanson leads this very popular online workshop.
Potholder looms are hugely versatile and can be used in many different ways to create unique handwoven projects. In this workshop you will explore the possibilities of what you can create on your potholder looms using yarn, fabric and other materials; from tapestries to woven mats to combinations of woven pieces which make something larger.
Students will learn how to warp their looms and begin weaving something totally unique to them, exploring some freestyle weaving techniques. Take your weaving skills to the next level and instantly increase your crafting capabilities. We hope you can join us on Zoom.
The workshop would suit weavers who already have basic potholder weaving skills.
Materials needed:
Potholder loom (10 x 10 inch - available here)
Ruler (preferably wooden or a wooden paint stirring stick)
Dowel
Yarn for warp (preferably 8/4 cotton carpet warp)
Yarn for weft (any kind of yarn)
Scissors
Fabric (approximately 1 yard - can be made up of 2 or more coordinating patterns)
Crochet hook or weaving hook
Long tapestry needle
Fee:
$50.