Zoom AVL Classes
This class is designed for the weaver who wants to take advantage of the many features found in WeavePoint. Using a combination of demonstration, guided practice, and independent exploration, you will gain access to WeavePoint's most useful and effective tools. Zoom Meet up times: October 7th 6 to 7 PM (PST), October 10th from 9 AM to 12 PM, and October 14th from 6 to 7 PM.
Take your Twill weaves to the next level; learn about a wide variety of twill weaves while you naturally become more proficient in using your WeavePoint software. As in all of the AVL classes, the emphasis is on collaborative learning and hands-on experience in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere.
“Layers” is another in our series of classes designed for the multi-shaft weaver who wants to enhance their understanding of weave structure and cloth construction while at the same time maximizing the functionality of their AVL loom.
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Equipment that I have refinished or taught the owner how to use.
Each project is different. Email me to find out what my prices are for different looms.
Barn Loom: Was in pieces.
Lauren, Dave and I put this back together and modified as needed for use. Now in the CSU Chico Art Department.
Macomber: Ron learned how to make rugs on his loom!
Missouri Loom: Dave got this loom for only $50! I warped it and taught him how to use it.
Baby Mac: Taught Elizabeth how to refinish and how to use it.
L Loom: I shared with her how to weave with the warp that already came on her used loom.
Rigid Heddle: Taught Nicole how to weave. Now she is hooked!
I love creative challenges. We figured out how to use her little loom.
Harrisville Loom: Refinished the loom, replaced handle and taught her how to use it.
Equipment that now has a new home.
I love knowing that these tools are giving joy to their new owners.
Castle wheel that is special.
Evelyn Spinning Wheel. I purchased this wheel on Facebook Marketplace. I learned that an electric mixer was added because the spinner was in a wheelchair.
Dundas Loom: Came in for a class and left with a student.
Saved this spinning wheel. I lathed the missing piece and the new owner wanted to complete the rebuild themselves.
Norwood Loom: Came into the studio, hung out for a bit and then returned home.
Dorothy Loom: My first loom!! I have too many now. It started it all.
Navajo Tapestry Loom:
This loom has found a new home!
Got her spinnnig wheel going! She even sewed her entire outfit.
Harrisville Loom: Has found a new home. Two of these have come through the studio.
Tools of the Trade Loom: Borrowed from a friend for a class and then it was sold.
Rasmussen Loom: The new owner wants to grow Flax and Alpaca.