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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.

IN PERSON WORKSHOP 
Date:  September 10, 2025
Instructor: Sondra Bogdonoff
 
Workshop Description:The loom has specific strengths that limit and define what you can and cannot make. Yet those constraints can also be places to explore more deeply, to push boundaries, to make new discoveries. 
 
The workshop will challenge our assumptions about weaving and uncover points of decision making that push the limits of what can be constructed. We’ll experiment with the possibilities through paper weaving, an easy, quick way to express a wide range of ideas. We’ll consider color, texture, tension, three dimensions, structure, pattern, transparency, and more.
 
Participants will leave with new ideas and possibilities to pursue as well as several finished paper samples. 
 
Supplies:  Please bring: exacto knife, metal ruler, cutting board, paper scissors (I will have some of all of these to share as well), a collection of papers, yarn, ribbons, and other interesting materials you might weave into your work. (I will also have plenty of materials to share).
 
Attendee Limit: 15
 
Instructor Bio:  My education began in architecture, I ended up a weaver in Maine. After several years of commission work, I started a line of vests and coats that I marketed at American Craft Association shows, as well as in galleries nationwide. After ten years I phased out fairs (three kids will do that) and worked as a university administrator for the next 20 years - weaving evenings and weekends. In 2015 I returned to my studio, where I spend most every day.
 
Weaving’s combination of structure and opportunity inspires me. There is no going back in weaving, and no jumping ahead. I love the transition from unwoven threads to woven - line to dot - which is always in front of me on the loom, changing and growing, row by row. There is a rhythm, and a physicality that demands my complete attention. I find great joy in this ancient process of creation.
 

The Loom: Constraints and Opportunities

$35.00Price

  • In-person workshop at the September meeting.  

    10am - 12 noon

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