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Friday
evening classes (5:30-9:30
pm)
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Double
Arrows Bowl, by Dianne Gleixner
(4 Hr. Class)
$25.00
– All Weaving Levels
Top:
11”D x 5”H
Description: Students
will insert spokes into a round oak slotted wood base, concentrate on hand
shaping to achieve a nice round bowl, and learn to weave triple-twined
arrows with paired weavers. Color
choices will be available for the arrow weave. |
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YOUR CHOICE (both
classes will be taught at the same time)! |
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Twilled
Birch Bark Necklace, by Ann Snider
(2 Hr. Class)
$18.00
– All Weaving Levels
1-1/4”
W x 1-1/4” H
Descriptions:
Learn to weave with birch bark in an over two under two twill.
Also learn to attach weaving to a base.
Other materials used are black ash and waxed linen. |
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Trim
a Box, by
Ann Snider (4
Hr. Class)
$49.00
– All Weaving Levels
5-1/4”
L x 4”W x 2-3/4” H
Descriptions:
Enjoy piecing birch bark and leather together to create this unique
box. Trim with leather cord
and palm inflorescence. Small Dremel or drill with 1/16” bit is helpful and small
piece of wood 18”x3”x1/2”. Using your creativity, each box will look
different. |
Saturday classes (8:30
am-5:00 pm)
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7”Round
Nantucket Style Basket w/Tapestry
Weave, by
Dianne Gleixner
(8
Hr. Class)
$85.00
– Intermediate
7”D
x 5” H
Descriptions:
Students will use a class mold, cane staves will be inserted into
the base, and weaving will be started to allow most students enough time
to complete the basket in class. Learn to incorporate yarns and fibers into a Nantucket Style
basket creating beautiful tapestry - weave hills and valleys separated by
rows of cane weaving (you may bring your own fibers or yarns if you wish).
Base, glue-on rim, and lid are beautiful cherry wood. |
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Friends
“Gathering” Basket, by Ann Snider
(8 Hr. Class)
$30.00
– All Weaving Levels
16”L
x 11”W x 14”H
Description:
Basket bottom is woven in such a manner that it’s perfect for
carrying anything. Easy
weaving, twined base. A maple
strip is woven on the side and lasher is Hamburg cane.
Ann states, “This is the best carrying market basket I own.
Nothing will ever fall through this bottom.” |
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