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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: April 8, 2026
Instructor: Eva Gaultney
 
Workshop Description: Left a section or a group of threads out of your warp? Need to fix a broken warp thread? Want some extra weaving tips to add to your repertoire? Compiled in this workshop are questions and situations I have encountered while working at a weaving school. Some are problems that pop up every once in a while, others are frequently asked questions, along with extra tips I’ve picked up over time. This workshop will include live demonstrations of some tips on a table loom while also featuring a PowerPoint presentation with pictures and videos.
 
Attendee Limit: 15
 
Instructor Bio: Eva started her weaving journey at Berea College. In her labor position as a production weaver she wove placemats, rag rugs, and rep weave; she also had access to different looms, tools, and weaving techniques. With her interest piqued, she spent much of her free time digging deeper into all aspects of weaving. After graduating from Berea, she accepted a position as an Environmental Educator at Pine Mountain Settlement School. There she discovered they had a loom room packed with 20+ looms of various makes and styles. She learned a lot about loom mechanics from working on and maintaining those looms. Eva attended Vavstuga's Immersion program in 2019, returning to apprentice and join the teaching staff.
 

Weaving Queries

$35.00Price

  • In-person workshop at the April meeting.  

    10am - 12 noon

Please select all your items or classes before you check out.

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