Intermediate Rigid Heddle
With Myra Chang Thompson
It’s time to up your game with your rigid heddle loom! Let’s warp up our looms with some fun techniques that are the next step after conquering warping the “beast!”
In this 2-day workshop, we will cover stripes in the warp and weft, color gradients in the warp, a few easy “lace” techniques, and clasped weft weaving.
You will also be encouraged to add texture to your warp and weft with novelty yarns.
Buy, Bring, or Rent A Loom for This Workshop
We offer a good selection of top-quality looms for purchase. Begin your weaving journey with a loom of your own! Contact us for more information
If you already have the appropriate loom, please bring that to the workshop.
We also offer a limited number of looms you can rent on-site during this workshop.
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16″ Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom
8 dent reed, 2 table clamps, 2 stick shuttles, 1 warping peg
$30.00Add to cart
- Skill level Intermediate
- Age appropriate 18+
- Materials fee $20 (includes a selection of yarn)
- Students should bring
a lunch, beverage,
any yarns you may want to add to your work, scissors, note taking
supplies. Of course, bring anything that will help you have a very fun
and successful class!
Instructor
Myra Chang ThompsonMyra was born in Northern New Mexico. Embroidery, crochet and clothing construction were taught by her mother and practiced throughout most of her life. Myra is a professional teacher with 35 years of classroom experience. Early in her marriage, she was given a 4 shaft loom by her husband, Bill. She was a member of the Stockton Weavers Guild in California. She refined her weaving skills under the watchful eye of E. E. Gilmore of Gilmore Looms. Her passion for weaving and teaching grew over the years. During Myra’s time in the Weavers Guild of Boston, her technical skills were honed. Upon returning to New Mexico, she joined Las Arañas Spinners and Weavers Guild and Fiber to Finish Guild in Valencia County. A long time member of Handweavers Guild of America, Myra attends and teaches at Convergence, the biennial fiber arts conference. She also teaches locally, regionally and nationally.
