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NOTE OUR REFUND POLICY  

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If you withdraw:

In-Person and Zoom Morning Workshops:  

  • One month or more prior to the workshop you will be offered a choice to receive a refund, less our processing costs, or a credit to apply to another morning workshop. 

  • Between one month and two weeks prior to the workshop you will receive a credit to apply to another morning workshop.  

  • Within two weeks of the workshop date, workshop fees will not be refunded.

3-Day/3-Session Workshops: (in-person or Zoom)

  • One month or more prior to the workshop you will  receive a refund, less our processing costs. 

  • Between one month and two weeks prior to the workshop you will receive a refund (minus fees) only if your spot can be filled.

  • Within two weeks of the workshop date, fees will not be refunded.

Wednesday Summer Series Workshops:

  • Prior to the start of the workshop you will receive a credit to apply to a morning workshop, or you may transfer to a different Summer Series workshop.

  • Refunds are not available for the Summer Series workshops.

Otherwise:

Double/Triple Registration:

  • If you register multiple times for the same workshop you will receive a credit toward another workshop and no refund.

Books and Monographs:  

  • We do not accept returns on books or monographs.

Dues:  

  • Dues and Fees will not be refunded.

ZOOM WORKSHOP
Date: March 11, 2026
Instructor: Sara Nordling
 
Workshop Description: If you are going through the effort to make a hand woven textile, shouldn’t it be well designed? How would you go about doing that? This workshop will lead your through the elements and principles of good design so that you can make sure your weaving is not only structurally sound but aesthetically pleasing. The workshop will be part lecture, with many visual examples, and part hands on, where you will get to practice what you’ve learned. In doing so you will find that there are many ways to approach good design once you understand the elements that make it happen.
Levels: This workshop is suitable to all levels and loom types from rigid heddle to jacquard. It’s for anyone who is ready to move beyond “recipe” weaving.
 
Supplies: Bring to class: paper or graph paper, pencil, colored pencils or pens.
Attendee Limit: 22
 
Instructor Bio: Sara Nordling has an MFA in studio art/textiles. She has been creating with fibers since childhood and began weaving as an adult. Sara has taught weaving as well as drawing, painting and design at the university level. Her own weaving work has utilized double weave in various forms. Sara currently resides in Fort Wayne, Indiana where she does commissioned weavings and is an adjunct professor of art.

Design (Going beyond the Recipe)

$30.00Price

  • This workshop is offered as a ZOOM Workshop ONLY.  A video of the workshop will also be available for viewing for one week at noon on Friday through Thursday following the workshop.

    Only members of the Weavers' Guild of Boston may attend.

    You will receive an e-mailed link and reminder a few days prior to the session.

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