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Weave-Along: Dented Weave on the Rigid Heddle Loom

Join your fellow weavers to learn the dented weave technique using the rigid heddle loom.

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Weave-Along: Dented Weave on the Rigid Heddle Loom

Weave-Along: Dented Weave on the Rigid Heddle Loom

Join your fellow weavers to learn the dented weave technique using the rigid heddle loom.

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Dented weave is a weaving technique that leaves open spaces in the warp and weft, resulting in a light, draped, airy weave. It's a good way to make light summer scarves. This technique can be used on any loom, but we'll be demonstrating and teaching on a rigid heddle loom.

Details

  • You should bring the yarn you intend to use. This is a good project for lighter weight yarn, like sock yarn. For questions about yarn, consult the instructor prior to the weave-along.
  • You'll need a rigid heddle loom. You may bring your own loom, or use one of the studio's.
  • Do not pre-warp your loom.

Prerequisites

Class Policies

Ages 14 and up are welcome.

Instructor
Dale Walker

Dale is the needle arts coordinator for the Fiber Arts Studio. She enjoys weaving, knitting, embroidery, sewing, dyeing, and surface design. She took a class in rigid heddle weaving at BARN and loved it. Within three months, she had her own rigid heddle loom and had woven 12 scarves. She loves experimenting with different weaving techniques and then teaching others how to do them.

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