In-Person Course: Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving

In-Person Course: Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving

$225.00 • You Save
SAVE $20 when you register early! The price goes up 15 days ahead of the course.

SKUCO3039

Course Description

Learn to weave on a rigid heddle loom! A rigid heddle loom is a simple loom that is easy to set up and weave on. In this introductory class, you’ll learn what a loom is and how to set it up. We'll practice weaving, learn to change colors, and discuss techniques for finishing your handwoven projects.

Sessions Available

No sessions scheduled at this time.

Class meets at

Schacht Spindle Company

6101 Ben Place

Boulder CO 80301

Directions

What's Included

Price includes yarn and use of a Schacht loom for the duration of the course.

What You'll Need

Please bring water, lunch, scissors, cloth measuring tape and a large eye tapestry needle.

Is This Course for you?

This course is designed with beginners in mind - no experience necessary.

Cancellation Policy

If you cancel your course registration more than 8 days before it starts, you'll receive a full refund. For cancellations within 8 days of the course date, we'll refund 50% of the fee.

If Schacht must cancel the course for any reason, including travel difficulties (such as weather conditions) or instructor illness, we will issue a full refund and notify you as soon as possible. We will try to offer a reschedule date at the time of the cancellation.

Products Used in the Course

 
15in Cricket rigid heddle loom

Cricket Rigid Heddle Looms

From $229.00
 
pick-up sticks in 4 sizes

Pick Up Sticks

From $15.00
 
Cricket Loom, Cricket Stand, and 15in Cricket Trap

15" Cricket Trap

$39.00
 
reeds for rigid heddle looms

Rigid Heddle Reeds

From $39.00
 
15" Cricket Stand

Cricket Stands and Kits

From $11.00
Sienna Bosch

Meet Your Instructor

Sienna Bosch

Sienna comes from Fort Collins, Colorado. She grew up in a family of craftspeople; her father is a woodturner. Sienna learned to weave while working towards her Bachelor's of Fine Arts at Colorado State University. She went into school thinking that she would study sculpture, but after one project on the loom, she discovered a passion for weaving. Alongside fiber art, Sienna studied art education. She was an intern for Schacht Spindle Company during the summer of 2019. She warped and wove on many looms in preparation for the Schacht's 50th Anniversary. Now, Sienna is back at Schacht as the Content Developer and Education Specialist.

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