WEAVING INTRODUCTION FOR BEGINNERS with Margaret Liljedahl

This two-part workshop is an intensive, hands-on introduction to floor loom weaving, covering the full process from winding a warp to weaving and finishing cloth. In the first session, students will measure and wind two-color warps and dress their looms in preparation to weave. On the second day, students will focus on weaving their project, explore finishing techniques and take their projects home.

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when

November 8, 2025 @ 9:30 am - 4:30 pm

where

855 University Drive
Torrington, CT 06790 United States

cost

225

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This two-part workshop is an intensive, hands-on introduction to floor loom weaving, covering the full process from winding a warp to weaving and finishing cloth. In the first session, students will measure and wind two-color warps and dress their looms in preparation to weave. On the second day, students will focus on weaving their project, explore finishing techniques and take their projects home.

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