Weave a Wall Hanging: Clasped Weft on a Rigid Heddle Loom

Sedona Rigsby

Join us for a cozy, creative day where you’ll make your very own wall hanging or altar cloth, up to 36″ in length.

Perfect for absolute beginners and anyone curious about weaving and wants to try without setting up the loom. Just come, weave, and by the end of the class, you’ll have new weaving friends and a handwoven keepsake or a wonderful gift!

In 5 .5 hours together, we’ll connect with ourselves, the tradition of weaving, and bond over fiber fun.

We will cover rigid heddle loom terminology and mechanics, weaving designs using clasped weft technique, and finishing techniques such as hemstitching and mounting to a dowel.

No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided and looms are pre-warped. Just bring your curiosity and enjoy a day filled with creativity, connection, and yarn!

This experience is perfect for:

• Absolute beginners curious about weaving
• Fiber friends looking to learn new skills in a supportive group setting
• Create a special, handmade gift
• Anyone seeking a relaxing, creative experience

See Sedona’s weaving work, view her instagram, and read what student’s have said:

• “The weaving workshop was a gift to myself, because I wanted to learn about weaving and had been dreaming about it for a few months, to explore and learn about the medicine of weaving. There is so much to learn about this art, and it was a wonderful experience to have you as a teacher to share a glimpse into this world and a bit of your story… It was nice to feel like I could be quiet, while still being and feeling like I was a part of the constellation of people that were there.”
• “Sedona is an excellent, enthusiastic and patient teacher. She brought the small group together… and inspired us with her confidence.”
• “I loved Sedona’s always kind, always positive, always eager and ‘All is Well’ attitude! I’d never weaved in my like and she made me feel like a pro!!”
• “You’ve single handedly started a love affair with the rigid heddle loom for me and so many others that you’ve taught.”