Design & Weave a Handwoven Scarf on a Rigid Heddle Loom with Rick Hineline - October
Description
Learn to design, warp, and weave your own handwoven scarf.
In this two-session class, students will design and weave a
handwoven scarf using a rigid heddle loom. You’ll learn
how to select yarn that works with your loom, plan your
project, and weave a balanced plain weave fabric.
This is a TWO day class Saturday 10am to 4pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm
October 3rd and October 4th
Class Project:
o Students will weave a scarf approximately:
o 7 to 8 inches wide
o 60 to 72 inches long (plus fringe)
What You’ll Learn
- How to choose yarn for warp and weft
- How to match yarn to your reed
- Direct warping on a rigid heddle loom
- Maintaining even tension
- Weaving consistent plain weave
- Hemstitching and finishing techniques
Skills needed for the class
General weaving terminology and some familiarity with a rigid heddle loom
Supplies for class use included with the Class:
- Your own rigid heddle loom with an 8 or 10 dent reed, Shuttle, Scissors
- If you would like to rent a loom, please reach out to the store
- Yarn selected day of class
Location: The Rogue Skein, 1013 Main Street, Kerrville, TX 78028
Teacher: Rick Hineline of Warped Rabbit
Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced
The supplies will be available in store. Students receive a 10% discount on the day of class. Consignment items and class kits are not available for a discount.
Max class size 4 and 1 to make the class