Modern Tapestry Weaving Workshops

Modern Tapestry Weaving Workshops

In this 5.5-hour workshop on table looms, you'll learn all the basic stitches and more, in my unique take on Tapestry Weaving Wall Hangings!

By Mandy Greer

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Saturday, May 17 · 10:45am - 4:15pm PDT

Location

Mandy Greer Studio

5264 39th Avenue South Seattle, WA 98118

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.

About this event

Check out my profile all my other fiber art classes, in-person and online available.

Let’s weave together.

This frame-loom tapestry weaving class is great for beginners and fiber-fanatics alike!

We are innately drawn to the charms of weaving, evocative of so many rich metaphors – of bringing disparate parts into a whole, interlacing of ideas, the inter-dependency of the communal. It’s a human technology that has been around for 27,000 years and still captivates us.

In this 5.5 - hour workshop on handmade pine table looms, you'll learn all the basic stitches, a few fancy stitches and more, in my unique take on tapestry weaving!

We'll cover warping, layering shag tassels, shapes, chunky textures and working with reclaimed and unusual fibers.

I provide all the tools and materials you need, including my huge stash of luxurious handspun wools, boutique yarns, jutes, natural fibers, wool roving and upcycled fabrics, so your weaving is totally unique and won't look like anyone elses!

You'll come away with a finished, totally one-of-a-kind weaving wall hanging, ready for you to mount at home any way you like!

Sparkling water and wrapped snacks provided!

PLEASE READ FAQ BELOW BEFORE BOOKING.


The Garden Workshops are held in a small urban forest with towering heritage Douglas Fir trees, that create a cool and pleasant shade garden, even in the height of summer. These take place from late June- early Sept.

Workshops are held rain or shine, because there is a covered workshop and a festival tent.


Now, from Oct - May, workshops will again be held inside my light-filled custom built studio, with woodstove.


FAQs : Please Read!


CLASS MINIMUM: Five people must be registered for the class to run. Please do share with friends! I tend to cancel classes 7 days ahead if the minimums have not been met, so don't wait until the last minute to register.


AGE/ABILITY: Great for beginning weavers! You can do this! It just takes dedication. For adult learners, and children 13 and up who have an interest in weaving and maturity/ability to focus for 5 hours, are welcome to attend with a registered adult. 16 and up can attend alone.


How can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Contact me HERE


REFUND POLICY: Please review before booking.

Due to class minimums, I do not offer refunds.

If you are unable to attend, please offer your spot to a friend.

You can check with me to see if there is a waitlist.

Transfers to another class are not possible within two weeks of class date.


WHEN YOU BOOK:

You will receive an important Informational Email.

It will come from "orders@Eventbrite.com" the day you order, with your Order Confirmation.

PLEASE SCROLL all the way to the end, to find the Informational Email, to know what you need to bring, and how to find the studio.


WHEN TO ARRIVE:

Please plan to arrive no later than 10:45am ; in order to find parking, get settled, go to the bathroom, wash hands, and be led to the Garden Studio.

Due to the nature of the studio set up, I must lock the doors at 10:55 am, since we will be heading away to the Garden Studio, and it is unsafe to leave it unattended.

Sadly, we cannot accommodate people who arrive late.

Demos start promptly at the start of class time.Due to the structure of class, demos cannot be re-done for late-comers without cutting things out of class for everyone.


ACCESSIBILITY: The Garden Studio Space is only accessed down a flight of stairs.

Get a 20% discount when you attend with a friend!

Just use the Promo Code TWO20 when you enter the number of people attending.



Students get a 10% discount in my studio shop the day of the workshop! Come shop handmade fiber arts and pottery!

Organized by

Mandy Greer is a multi-disciplinary artist who creates heightened narrative space through fiber-based installation, photography, performance, film and community-based action.

She teaches her experimental approach to fiber workshops in her own Columbia City, Seattle-based studio.

Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at Centro di Cultura Contemporanea at Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy; Cathedral St. John the Divine in NYC; Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR; Aqua Art Miami; Bellevue Arts Museum, Seattle Art Museum, Henry Art Gallery, and Frye Art Museum, Seattle, WA. Mandy has received numerous awards including the Arts Innovator Award from Artists Trust/The Dale and Leslie Chihuly Foundation and the prestigious Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award. She has been featured and reviewed in many publications including the New York Times, Hi-Fructose Magazine, Redefine Magazine, Seattle Magazine and Art Ltd.

Mandy Greer has an MFA from the University of Washington, and has taught clay, fiber and art in a broad spectrum of settings. She has taught as an adjunct professor at The University of Washington and The University of South Florida. She has taught school-aged and adult programs at The Frye Art Museum, Bellevue Art Museum, Seattle Art Museum, The Hudson River Museum and through Seattle Public Schools and Mercer Island School district. She has lectured and taught workshops at UW, Evergreen State University, Western Washington University and Emory University, and has designed and taught clay curriculum to teachers in Bellevue Public Schools.

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$115