An Introduction to weaving on the Rigid heddle loom
An introduction to weaving on the rigid heddle loom
Make your own handwoven mats with rags, rope, twine and cotton.
In this class we will use a variety of materials and look at ways of making your own yarns to enhance your weaving.
This class will introduce the construction of hardwearing fabrics suitable for making mats and table runners for your home. We will be working with rags from recycled materials, rope of various weights, twine and cottons to create woven mats and table runners.
The workshop will cover:·
Several colour methods to use in your weaving – fading from dark to light and using shading to create visual effects.
Using textured yarns and pick up sticks to make different woven structures, such as Rib, Basket and twills., along with ways to make your own yarns with recycled fabrics.·
Making practical items for your home – edging and finishing your project.
The loom will be set up for your arrival so you can get straight to the weaving. Join Amy for this fun creative weaving workshop make a wonderful item. To treasure for your home
This workshop will be suitable for both beginners and more experienced weavers alike who would like to spend some time relaxing with the art of weaving. All materials and equipment provided.
An introduction to weaving on the rigid heddle loom
Make your own handwoven mats with rags, rope, twine and cotton.
In this class we will use a variety of materials and look at ways of making your own yarns to enhance your weaving.
This class will introduce the construction of hardwearing fabrics suitable for making mats and table runners for your home. We will be working with rags from recycled materials, rope of various weights, twine and cottons to create woven mats and table runners.
The workshop will cover:·
Several colour methods to use in your weaving – fading from dark to light and using shading to create visual effects.
Using textured yarns and pick up sticks to make different woven structures, such as Rib, Basket and twills., along with ways to make your own yarns with recycled fabrics.·
Making practical items for your home – edging and finishing your project.
The loom will be set up for your arrival so you can get straight to the weaving. Join Amy for this fun creative weaving workshop make a wonderful item. To treasure for your home
This workshop will be suitable for both beginners and more experienced weavers alike who would like to spend some time relaxing with the art of weaving. All materials and equipment provided.
An introduction to weaving on the rigid heddle loom
Make your own handwoven mats with rags, rope, twine and cotton.
In this class we will use a variety of materials and look at ways of making your own yarns to enhance your weaving.
This class will introduce the construction of hardwearing fabrics suitable for making mats and table runners for your home. We will be working with rags from recycled materials, rope of various weights, twine and cottons to create woven mats and table runners.
The workshop will cover:·
Several colour methods to use in your weaving – fading from dark to light and using shading to create visual effects.
Using textured yarns and pick up sticks to make different woven structures, such as Rib, Basket and twills., along with ways to make your own yarns with recycled fabrics.·
Making practical items for your home – edging and finishing your project.
The loom will be set up for your arrival so you can get straight to the weaving. Join Amy for this fun creative weaving workshop make a wonderful item. To treasure for your home
This workshop will be suitable for both beginners and more experienced weavers alike who would like to spend some time relaxing with the art of weaving. All materials and equipment provided.
with Amy Wilson of Liliane textiles
Amy is a Textile designer and hand weaver based in North Hertfordshire. After graduating from the London college of Fashion in 2003, she completed a BA (hons) in contemporary textile design, where she specialised in dyeing and weaving.
Amy is the owner of Liliane Textiles, (established 2009) a design studio developing concept woven cloth designs, selling bespoke items, and making small collections of accessories. Amy is passionate about design and finds endless inspiration in the natural world. She enjoys sharing the process of weaving with others and has been delivering a range of textile art and loom weaving workshops through Arts organisations, local colleges and from her studio during the past 15 years. Her woven artwork can be seen in many exhibitions and events across Hertfordshire and beyond.
