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Upcoming Classes and Workshops

    • 04 Apr 2025
    • 06 Apr 2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Hawaii Handweavers’ Hui studio at Downtown Art Center 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu
    • 1
    Register

    Register Online January 15 - April 1, 2025.

    Join Us for Tablet Weaving Around the World: Ram’s Horn, Coptic Diamonds and Sulawesi

    Tablet weaving, also known as card weaving, is an ancient technique used to create woven bands. Four-holed tablets or cards are threaded and turned to create a shed through which the weft is passed creating decorative designs. This 3-day workshop will focus on three different patterns using up to 24 4-hole cards. You’ll learn how to read a draft, set up the cards, weave the various patterns and how to design your own patterns.

    Day one will feature Ram’s Horn, a popular beginner’s pattern belonging to the Kiiyrim family of patterns based on the building block Running Dog. Variations like Ram’s Horn and Ivy result from a few changes in turning.

    Day two will focus on Egyptian Diamonds, woven over 1000 years ago. Coptic bands with distinctive diamond patterns were discovered and examined from which we can draw inspiration.

    Designs from the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia will be the theme of day three with beautiful pattern work and color interactions. Similar in structure to a double-faced weave but similar in pattern to diagonal weaves, this technique will definitely keep your interest.

    Skill Level: Beginner to intermediate; some experience with tablet weaving preferred.

    Supplies to Bring:

    • Inkle style loom (please note, the Ashford inklet is too small for card weaving)
    • 24 4-hole cards: 3.25”, 3.5” or 2.5”. Cards should be appropriate to the size of your loom. (John will have sets of 20 2.5” cards available for $5.)
    • Belt shuttle
    • Scissors
    • Mercerized or unmercerized cotton in sizes anywhere between 5/2 and 10/2 or #10 crochet thread. You will need 3 balls or cones in a light color, 2 balls or cones in a dark color; each yarn source should be at least 1 ounce
    • 2 pill bottles with 5 ounces of weight — pennies (55), washers, weights. You can use kumihimo tama or other weights as long as they are 5 ounces.

    *If you don't have a loom, looms will be available for rent. Select the "Rent" option during registration.

    This weaving workshop is open to the public from age 18.

    Your registration will be confirmed once you have paid for the workshop online by credit card. All supplies for this workshop are the responsibility of the participant.

    Cancellations made through March 21, 2025 will receive a full refund. If you cancel after March 21 there will be no refund unless there is a waiting list and someone can take your place. If workshop is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui, a full refund will be issued to those registered

    For more information contact Joan Namkoong.

    Instructor Bio

    John Mullarkey is passionate about teaching tablet weaving and exploring new ways to make the art form more contemporary. Tablet weaving is a primitive weaving style that creates simple weave structures, but offers great variation in possible patterns.  John loves to push tablet weaving outside the normal and historical limits to create his own interpretation of traditional patterns. He is a nationally recognized teacher and is valued for the patience, clarity and organization he brings to his classes. After beginning to teach in 2009, John left a part-time software development career to focus on weaving and teach full time.

    John has won many awards, is a frequent contributor to national weaving publications and has authored books and videos about the craft.  His creations have appeared in international fashion shows and been displayed at museums. The Schacht Zoom Loom is based on John’s design.


    This program is supported in part by the State Foundation on Culture and Arts through appropriations from the Legislature of the State of Hawaii and by the National Endowment for the Arts.


    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted workshop fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    MAP Downtown Art Center

    DAC Parking Information

    MAP to HHH Classroom

    How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

    • 11 Apr 2025
    • 13 Apr 2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Lehua Room, Kilauea Military Camp Volcano, Hawaii Island
    • 5
    Register

    Register Online January 15 - April 8, 2025.

    Join us for Tablet Weaving Basics and Beyond

    Tablet weaving, also known as card weaving, is an ancient technique used to create woven bands. Four-holed tablets or cards are threaded and turned to create a shed through which the weft is passed creating decorative designs. This in-depth workshop starts with a basic history, then will cover drafting threaded-in designs, setup, basic weaving and finishing techniques. Day two will focus on the circular warp setup, weaving with individual cards in packs and learning about double-turn double-card diagonals. Day three will explore double faced weaving techniques.

    This workshop is good for those wanting an in-depth look at basic and intermediate tablet weaving techniques and mechanics. No tablet weaving experience required, but this is a great workshop for those with experience who want to look deeper into this art.

    Skill level: Beginner to Advanced; no weaving experience required

    Supplies to Bring:

    • Inkle style loom* (please note, the Ashford inklet is too small for card weaving)
    • 20 4-hole 3.25" cards
    • Belt shuttle
    • Scissors
    • Four balls or cones of mercerized or unmercerized cotton (anything between 5/2 and 10/2 in size) or #10 crochet thread. Each ball should be at least 1 ounce. Two balls of one color and two balls of a different highly contrasting color.
    • 2 pill bottles with 5 ounces each (pennies, washers, weights)

    *If you don't have a loom, looms will be available for rent. Select the "Rent" option during registration.

    This weaving workshop is open to the public from age 18.

    Your registration will be confirmed once you have paid for the workshop online by credit card. All supplies for this workshop are the responsibility of the participant.

    Cancellations made through March 28, 2025 will receive a full refund. If you cancel after March 28 there will be no refund unless there is a waiting list and someone can take your place. If workshop is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui, a full refund will be issued to those registered 

    Housing at KMC:

    Housing in the cottages at Kilauea Military Camp is available; please contact Jo Hittner

    KMC map

    There is a $30 entry fee to Volcanoes National Park, good for 7 days. Click here for or more information on fees and digital passes.

    For more information contact Joan Namkoong.


    Instructor Bio

    John Mullarkey is passionate about teaching tablet weaving and exploring new ways to make the art form more contemporary. Tablet weaving is a primitive weaving style that creates simple weave structures, but offers great variation in possible patterns.  John loves to push tablet weaving outside the normal and historical limits to create his own interpretation of traditional patterns. He is a nationally recognized teacher and is valued for the patience, clarity and organization he brings to his classes. After beginning to teach in 2009, John left a part-time software development career to focus on weaving and teach full time.

    John has won many awards, is a frequent contributor to national weaving publications and has authored books and videos about the craft.  His creations have appeared in international fashion shows and been displayed at museums. The Schacht Zoom Loom is based on John’s design.


    This program is supported in part by the State Foundation on Culture and Arts through appropriations from the Legislature of the State of Hawaii and by the National Endowment for the Arts.


    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted workshop fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

    • 12 Apr 2025
    • 20 Apr 2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
    • 4
    Register

    Register Online Now through April 5, 2025.

    Join us for Rigid Heddle: Origami Market Bag with Reina Young

    In this class you will warp and weave your origami bag fabric on the rigid heddle loom that is 16" wide. After finishing on the loom, the fabric will be sewn into 3 simple folds. The next step is to create the handle for the bag and, voila! You have a finished handmade origami market bag made entirely by your hands!





    Weave fabric for the bag (body and contrast handle) Hemstitch both ends (start & finish)

    Homework: finish fabric and machine wash and dry fabric before start of Day 3 of class.

    Day 3 sew up the bag.

    All levels are welcome, but warping and weaving experience are helpful. 

    There will be an additional supply fee of $25, and includes Warp and Weft for the project. The supply fee is payable to the instructor on the first day of class. 


    What to Bring:

    • $25 Supply fee
    • Snack and beverage
    • Wear comfortable clothing


    Instructor Bios

    Reina Young is a multi media artist based in Hawaiʻi. She specializes in fabric arts, digital illustrations and handmade, artisanal goods. With a background in graphic design, her passion is to create, teach and bring beauty and vibrancy into people’s lives through art and crafting.







    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

    We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

    MAP Downtown Art Center 

    Click for information on Parking at DAC

    MAP to HHH Classroom

     How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

    __________________________________________________________ 

    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf



    • 13 Apr 2025
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
    • 8
    Register

    Register Online Now through April 6, 2025.

    Join us for Pantry Goods Basket with Elaine Imoto

    Handmade basket with canned goods

    Weave your own useful baskets with industrial waste weaving of white plastic bales. Perfect for organizing the kitchen cabinet!  Make those cans sitting way back easy to reach and stack the baskets for efficient storage. You will be able to  customize future sizes to your personal space. With no handles make this project a snap  to finish in under 3 hrs! A second basket kit provided to make at home.

    Seven long length straps are woven criss-cross style with 12 shorter length straps. Vertical straps are spaced with a quarter inch gap, while horizontal straps are pressed together tightly for structural stability. The sturdy, finished basket measures 5.5" wide by 9.5" long.

         Instructor Elaine supplies all bales (OK to bring personal stashes) tape measure, rulers, and limited clothes pins ( return at end of class).

    This is an easy beginner project and open to all skill levels to get you hooked on making more baskets. Extra kits will be sold at class (if available). Elaine is teaching techniques learned from Professor Gaye Chan's demo during the 12-2021 Artists of Hawaiʻi Now exhibition held at the Honolulu Museum of Art.

    Weave, Reuse, Recycle!

    What to bring:

    • Ruler or tape measure (optional)
    • Long nose pliers (beading flat nose pliers are best)
    • Sharp scissors that can cut 
    • 20 wooden clothes pins 
    • Snacks and beverages 


    Instructor Bio

    A long time Honolulu Museum of Art (HOMA) volunteer, Elaine Imoto learned to weave baskets with bale straps from Professor Gaye Chan of University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Imoto took Chan’s reuse & recycle class in the December 2021 HOMA Artists of Hawaii Now program at which these weaving materials (the bales) were handed out. 


    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    This class is open to adults from age 18. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

    We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

    MAP Downtown Art Center 

    Click for information on Parking at DAC

    MAP to HHH Classroom

    How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

    __________________________________________________________

    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

    • 26 Apr 2025
    • 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
    • 4
    Register

    Register Online Now through April 19, 2025.

    Join us for Soap Making Naturally with Ghislaine Chock.

    Ghislaine has been making her own soaps for over 15 years using the cold process method.

    This soap making class will be simple enough for you to want to make soap bars for yourself and your loved ones forever. In the saponification process of making soap, we will use quality oils from plants blended with an alkali (sodium hydroxide, which all soaps contain). No preservatives, no shelf extenders, no chemical detergents, no hardeners or synthetic lathering agents -- in other words, no harsh ingredients will be used.  Your homemade soaps will not only benefit your skin but also the environment.

    Skill Level: Beginner 

    There will be an additional supply fee of $45 payable to the instructor on the day of class. The supply fee includes all oils and a silicone soap mold.

    What to Bring:

    • $45 supply fee
    • One bath towel
    • A pair of comfortable water proof gloves (disposable gloves ok)

    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

    We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

    MAP Downtown Art Center

    Click for information on Parking at DAC

    MAP to HHH Classroom

    How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

    __________________________________________________________

    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

    • 27 Apr 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
    • 4
    Register

    Register Online Now through April 20, 2025.

    Join us for Open Studio Soap Making with Ghislaine Chock.

    Ghislaine has been making her own soaps for over 15 years using the cold process method.

    This open studio has been created to facilitate returning students who wish to make another batch of soap at the DAC studio without having to provide their own oils and equipment.  The use of soap colorants, an additional component in soap making, will be presented. All supplies (oils and colorants) and equipment will be provided. Technical guidance from the instructor will be available to support your soap making production. The cleaning of used equipment will be expected.

    Required Prerequisite: Soap Making Naturally class with Ghislaine Chock 

    There will be an additional supply fee of $30 payable to the instructor on the day of class. The supply fee includes all oils, lye, and purified water

    What to Bring:

    • $30 supply fee
    • Your silicone soap mold
    • One bath towel
    • Apron
    • A pair of comfortable water proof gloves (disposable gloves ok)

    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

    We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

    MAP Downtown Art Center

    Click for information on Parking at DAC

    MAP to HHH Classroom

    How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

    __________________________________________________________

    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf


    • 03 May 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
    • 8
    Register

    Register Online Now through April 26 , 2025.

    Join us for Lei Haku making with Maile Sakamoto.

    Get in touch with your inner hula dancer and learn how to make a Hawaiian-style lei. We will be making a "haku" lei that braids ti leaves and ferns and other greenery. This is a good style for those who might not want to wear flowers (the Lei Wili class will use flowers). Students must know how to make a three-strand braid.

    There are many styles and techniques for lei-making; this is an introduction to just one of them. Students will learn the basics of the haku technique.  The emphasis will not be on finishing a lei, but rather to solidly learn the technique so it can be replicated at home. Patience and attention are required! We will discuss various plant materials. If time allows, students might also learn how to make a twisted lei (lei hilu). 

    The $15 supply fee includes all lei materials: ti leaves, ferns, other plant material. 

    What to Bring:

    • $15 supply fee (cash)

    • Scissors

    • A drink and a snack

    • Dress comfortably

    If you have access to ti leaves, ferns, or kukui leaves, please feel free to bring, but it is not required.

    Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

    This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

    We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

    MAP Downtown Art Center

    Click for information on Parking at DAC

    MAP to HHH Classroom

    How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

    For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

    __________________________________________________________

    HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf


    • 04 May 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
    • 8
    Register

    Register Online Now through April 27, 2025.

    Join us for Lei Haku making with Maile Sakamoto.

    Hawaiian-style head lei "wili" with purple flowers.

    In this intro class, all skill levels are welcome! Get a jump on graduations (or other occasions) and learn how to make a Hawaiian-style lei. We will be making a "wili" lei that binds leaves and flowers onto a backing. (If you are interested in a lei without flowers, please see the description for the Lei Haku class). 

    There are many styles and techniques for lei-making; this is an introduction to just one of them. Students will learn the basics of the wili technique and make a kupe`e (wristlet or anklet).  The emphasis will not be on finishing a lei, but rather to solidly learn the technique so it can be replicated at home. Patience and attention are required! We will discuss various backings and plant materials. Students will be able to take enough supplieshome to make a lei on their own. (including any leftover flowers from class). 

    The $15 supply fee includes all lei materials: backing, raffia and some plant material.

    What to bring:

    • $15 supply fee (cash)

    • Scissors

    • A drink and a snack

     If participants have access to flowers or ferns, they are welcome to bring, but not required.  





        Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

        This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

        We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

        MAP Downtown Art Center

        Click for information on Parking at DAC

        MAP to HHH Classroom

        How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

        For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

        __________________________________________________________

        HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf


        • 06 May 2025
        • 08 Jul 2025
        • 10 sessions
        • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
        • 7
        Register

        Register Online Now through April 29, 2025.

        Join us for Overshot with Linda Hee.  

        Overshot weaving in pink.Overshot was a typical weave structure used in Early American Coverlets.  It is a very rhythmic weave structure which provides a strong ground cloth with short supplementary weft pattern floats. This is a 2-tie unit weave structure, where two shafts are used to form the sturdy ground cloth and additional shafts can be used to form the pattern blocks.  Once the weaver understands this concept, you will be able to design your own patterns or expand on existing patterns. 

        A four yard warp will be placed on the loom. The first section will be used to practice and sample the overshot technique with a variety of weft yarns. You will then design a pillow cover or a project of your own choice that is 15" - 20" wide, depending on the pattern(s) chosen. 

        There will be an additional supply fee of $20 paid to the instructor on the day of class. The fee includes warp and weft yarn supplied by the Hui. You may choose to bring your own weft yarn. This class is open to students who are able to wind a warp and dress a floor loom.

        Advanced overshot weaving turned into a jacket.

        Example of an advanced overshot weaving project turned into a jacket

        Provided Materials:

          • Warp - 5/2 perle cotton provided by Hawaii Handweavers’ Hui
          • Base Weft - 5/2 perle cotton
          • Pattern Weft - 8/4 wool or wool blend
          • Hui yarns or bring your own.

          What to Bring:

          • Examples of overshot weaving towels.$20 supply fee
          • Notebook and pen
          • Colored pens or pencils if you have them
          • Textbooks (optional)*
          • Snack and beverage
          • Wear comfortable clothing

          *Textbooks are not required for class
          A Handweaver's Pattern Book by Marguerite Porter Davison.
          A Weaver's Book of 8-shaft Patterns edited by Carol Strickler (only if you are using an eight harness loom).
          If you have one of these two textbooks, feel free to bring it to class. The hui has one copy of each for students to look at during class. 

          Instructor Bio:

          Linda has a BFA in weaving from the University of Hawaii.  She has been weaving for about 50 years and still enjoys it. She mainly weaves presentation pieces, but can occasionally produce a functional household item.


          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults from age 18. 

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

          MAP Downtown Art Center

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

          __________________________________________________________

          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf


          • 08 May 2025
          • 22 May 2025
          • 3 sessions
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 8
          Register

          Register Online Now through May 1, 2025. 

          Join us for Inkle Loom Band Weaving with Barbara Long.

          Come play with color and yarn while learning to thread and weave on an inkle loom. We will briefly discuss the history and uses of band weaving while introducing and move on to color, design, threading  and weaving.

          Weave with colors of your choice using yarn from the studio and the instructor's stash. Colors are the stars in inkle weaving. Looms may be taken home allowing students to make multiple projects during the class. Given time and interest, we will also cover pickup patterns and finishing options, including the use of hardware. Students will leave with completed band(s), instructions for warping and weaving, and a resource list for exploring further.

          Dress comfortably, if you are easily chilled, bring a sweater as the room is air conditioned. All supplies are included in the price of the class.

          What to bring:

          • Drink (closed container) and a snack for break

          Instructor Bio:

          Barbara's interest in the magic of turning simple threads into fabric is life long. She especially enjoys small and simple tools, color, and seeing eyes light up in others as they discover the delight of creating objects fun and beautiful with thread. 



          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

          MAP Downtown Art Center

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          • 14 May 2025
          • 04 Jun 2025
          • 4 sessions
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 4
          Register

          Register Online Now through May 7, 2025.

          Join us for Rigid Heddle Weaving with Reina Young

          This class introduces new weavers to the portable rigid heddle loom. Weavers have the option to create a scarf, table runner, or placemats. We will go over different pattern techniques, play with color palettes, experiment with various fibers, and learn how to warp and dress the loom.

          The rigid heddle loom is essentially a rectangular, wooden frame loom. However, it differs from the simple frame looms that are now readily available and often used for tapestry, as it has space for a heddle/reed, making it capable of producing sheds (gaps or spaces) to weave through. It is a 2 shaft loom, but has further reaching capabilities.

          This class is open to any skill level. There will be an additional supply fee of $20, to include yarn and weaving tools, payable to the instructor on the first day of class. All supplies and materials will be provided. 

          What to Bring: 

          • $20 supply fee
          • Notebook and pen

          Instructor Bio

          Reina Young is a multi media artist based in Hawaiʻi who specializes in fabric arts, digital illustrations and handmade, artisanal goods. With a background in graphic design, her passion is to create, teach and bring beauty and vibrancy into people’s lives through art and crafting.



          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins. 

          MAP Downtown Art Center 

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

          • 17 May 2025
          • 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 0
          Join waitlist

          Register Online Now through May 10, 2025.

          Join us for Beginner Basket Weaving with Cynthia McCreedy

          Three beginner basket looks

          Learn to make a simple round basket! We will make one or two small baskets using natural and dyed round reed.

          No weaving experience necessary. There is a $10 supply fee payable to the instructor at the beginning of the class. It includes the reed necessary for making one or two round baskets.


          What to bring:

          • $10 Supply Fee
          • 5 Gallon bucket
          • Old towel
          • Needle nose pliers*
          • Sturdy clippers for cutting reed*
          • Awl*

          *The instructor will bring a few pairs to share during the class, if you do not own any.

          Instructor Bio

          Cynthia McCreedy began her journey as a weaver in 1973 when she took a basket making class. She soon went from basket weaving to loom weaving, attending weaving and fiber arts classes at Instituto Allende in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. She still loves to learn new weaving techniques in both basket and loom weaving, as she continues on her lifelong weaving journey.

          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

          MAP Downtown Art Center

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

          • 24 May 2025
          • 14 Jun 2025
          • 4 sessions
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 3
          Register

          Register Online Now through May 17, 2025.

          Join us for Rag Rugs with Reina Young & Helen Rau

          Learn how to weave a rag rug. Have fun repurposing old materials to create something new. Draft your own unique rug design and bring it to life using a variety of plain-weave patterning techniques. Instructors will introduce the parts of a loom, explain how they work, and demonstrate how to measure a warp and dress the loom for weaving a rag rug.  

          By the end of the class, participants will know the basics of weaving a rug on a floor loom, and they will take home a one-of-a-kind approximately  2'x3' creation.


          There will be an additional $25 supply fee, payable to the instructor on the first day of class, which includes 2-3 yards of rug warp and weft material

           What to Bring:

          • $25 supply fee
          • Notebook and pen
          • Old sheets and/or clothes to be cut for weft

          Instructor Bios

          Reina Young is a multi media artist based in Hawaiʻi, she specializes in fabric arts, digital illustrations and handmade, artisanal goods. With a background in graphic design, her passion is to create, teach and bring beauty and vibrancy into people’s lives through art and crafting.

          Helen Rau has been weaving since 1995. Her favorite process of weaving is warping, and she loves creating kitchen towels, rag rugs, and scarves. Initially working on a floor loom, she transitioned to Rigid Heddle to save on space. Helen lives part-time in Portland, Oregon, and her other passions are spinning cotton, and spending time in her kitchen!

          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins. 

          MAP Downtown Art Center 

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf




          • 28 May 2025
          • 30 May 2025
          • 3 sessions
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 4
          Register

          Register Online Now through May 21, 2025.

          Join us for Floor Loom Weaving with Joan Namkoong

          Floor Loom Basic Weaving example of a colorful weaving project.A basic weaving class for people who want to learn to use a floor loom. You will learn the basics of setting up a floor loom: measuring a warp, dressing the loom (beaming the warp, threading heddles, sleying the reed, tying on) — all in an orderly manner so you can weave cloth. You’ll learn basic weave structures — plain weave, twill, basketweave. We’ll explore how to use different fibers, how to determine the sett of cloth and how handwoven cloth is made from start to finish. You will weave a sampler and a short piece that can be used as a runner or wall hanging. Students who have taken any of our Basic Weaving classes are welcome to take this class to practice their skills and work on a project to be discussed with the instructor. 

          By the end of class, weavers will have their one-of-a-kind project to take home. 

          There will be an additional $15 (cash) supply fee payable to the instructor on first day of class which includes all weaving supplies.

          What to bring:

          • $15 supply fee
          • Small scissors
          • Paper and pencil for notes

          Instructor Bio

          Joan Namkoong is a 30 year plus weaver who lives on the Big Island. She weaves and sells functional textiles like scarves, shawls, towels, rugs, runners and yardage for household use. Silk is her favorite thread followed by cotton. Plain weave is used most of the time on her 8- shaft Gilmore loom. She also uses a drawloom to weave complex images and patterns.

          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins. 

          MAP Downtown Art Center 

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

          • 30 May 2025
          • 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 8
          Register

          Register Online Now through May 23. 2025.

          Join us for Looping with Joan Namkoong


          Looping is an ancient fiber technique where one thread travels in and out and crosses itself to form a stitch that does not unravel. Looping can form bags and vessels, surround an object or become an art piece. It's a simple and relaxing technique with few rules, uses just a needle and thread and lots of your creativity!






          What to bring: 

          • $10 supply fee payable to instructor for waxed linen
          • Large eye tapestry needle, metal or plastic, approximately 2 inches long
          • Small scissors
          • Optional: bring a small bottle or object to loop over

          Instructor Bio

          Joan Namkoong is a 30 year plus weaver who lives on the Big Island. She weaves and sells functional textiles like scarves, shawls, towels, rugs, runners and yardage for household use. Silk is her favorite thread followed by cotton. Plain weave is used most of the time on her 8- shaft Gilmore loom. She also uses a drawloom to weave complex images and patterns.


          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins. 

          MAP Downtown Art Center 

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

          • 31 May 2025
          • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
          • Downtown Art Center, Orange Room, 1041 Nuuanu Ave., Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817
          • 8
          Register

          Register Online Now through May 24, 2025.

          Join us for Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong.

          Simple hand brooms using broom corn and tampico fiber are useful around the house, office and weaving loom for dusting off bits and pieces! Learn to tie a turkey wing broom and a hawk’s tail broom — a simple process that’s fun and quick. You’ll make at least 3 or 4 during our session. All supplies and equipment provided.


          What to bring

          • $20 cash, payable to instructor for supplies
          • Wear comfortable clothes and shoes 


          Instructor Bio

          Joan Namkoong is a 30 year plus weaver who lives on the Big Island. She weaves and sells functional textiles like scarves, shawls, towels, rugs, runners and yardage for household use. Silk is her favorite thread followed by cotton. Plain weave is used most of the time on her 8- shaft Gilmore loom. She also uses a drawloom to weave complex images and patterns.

          Hawaiʻi Handweavers' Hui members receive a discounted class fee. If you are interested in becoming a member please click HERE.

          This class is open to adults, and minors ages 12-17 when accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in taking the class with your child, please register online and add your child as a guest. Those registering for a Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui class may add one guest based on availability.

          We require a minimum of three participants for each class. A full refund will be issued to those registered, if class is cancelled by Hawaiʻi Handweavers’ Hui. Refunds for class registration cancellation by participant will be issued in full only if the cancellation is made more than 14 days before the class begins.

          MAP Downtown Art Center 

          Click for information on Parking at DAC

          MAP to HHH Classroom

          How do I get to the Studio? From the Chinatown Gateway Garage, take the elevator to the 2nd floor and walk to the large double doors on the left. Enter the gallery and turn left; we are the last door on the left, past the kitchen. If you are parked elsewhere, walk up the steps to the DAC gift shop, go past it to find the elevator, and follow the instructions above to access the studio. There is a handicap ramp if you cannot walk up the stairs for the DAC building on the Nu'uanu entrance side. Walk towards the street lights, and you will see the ramp; you will need to walk through the courtyard to the elevator.

          For more information contact: classes@hawaiihandweavers.org

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          HHH TERMS OF USE_CANCELLATION POLICY 5_2023.pdf

        Past Classes

        31 Mar 2025 Boro-Inspired Patchwork with Wendy Arbeit
        30 Mar 2025 Furoshiki Dyeing with Kilikina
        27 Mar 2025 Floor Loom Weaving with Joan Namkoong
        26 Mar 2025 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        26 Mar 2025 Looping with Joan Namkoong
        24 Mar 2025 Lauhala Bracelet with Pua Medina
        22 Mar 2025 Eco Dye Scarf II with Jena Hayama
        15 Mar 2025 Silk Dye Transfer & Collaborative Creativity with Deborah Weir
        12 Mar 2025 Collaged Little Things with Linda Hee
        09 Mar 2025 Taste of Spinning with Laurel Hayama
        09 Mar 2025 Haku Lei-making with Maile Sakamoto
        07 Mar 2025 Macramé Earrings with Jessica Araszewski
        28 Feb 2025 Sashiko Stitching with Wendy Arbeit
        23 Feb 2025 All Things Macramé with Jessica Araszewski
        22 Feb 2025 Rigid Heddle: Basic Pattern Weave II Diamond Twill with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        18 Feb 2025 Ikat Adventure with Ghislaine Chock
        17 Feb 2025 Taste of Crochet with Christine Valles
        08 Feb 2025 Taste of Weaving with Mari Macmillan & Helen Rau
        06 Feb 2025 Beginning Batik with Liz Train
        04 Feb 2025 Open Studio for Rigid Heddle Lovers with Helen Rau
        03 Feb 2025 Rigid Heddle Weaving I with Reina Young & Helen Rau
        31 Jan 2025 Floor Loom Weaving with Joan Namkoong
        30 Jan 2025 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        30 Jan 2025 Looping with Joan Namkoong
        26 Jan 2025 Inkle Loom Band Weaving with Barbara Long
        25 Jan 2025 Mini Basket with Elaine Imoto
        25 Jan 2025 Tie Dye "Color Boost" on the Lawn with Kilikina
        18 Jan 2025 Broom Making with Aspen Golann (Honolulu)
        15 Jan 2025 Frame Loom Tapestry with Reina Young
        15 Jan 2025 Broom Making with Aspen Golann (Hawai'i Island)
        11 Jan 2025 Coil Bowl with Reina Young
        11 Jan 2025 Haku Lei-making with Maile Sakamoto
        07 Jan 2025 Open Studio for Rigid Heddle Lovers with Helen Rau
        07 Dec 2024 Kumihimo - Braiding a Leno Flower with Randy Spicocchi
        07 Dec 2024 Kumihimo Bracelets - Braided, Button, or Beaded with Randy Spicocchi
        16 Nov 2024 Beginner Basket Weaving with Cynthia McCreedy
        13 Nov 2024 Lauhala Bracelet with Pua Medina
        10 Nov 2024 Rigid Heddle Weaving I with Reina Young
        04 Nov 2024 Open Studio Soap Making with Ghislaine Chock
        03 Nov 2024 Open Studio Soap Making with Ghislaine Chock
        02 Nov 2024 Soap Making Naturally with Ghislaine Chock
        16 Oct 2024 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        15 Oct 2024 Mixed Media Fabric + Paper Alchemy with Liz Train
        09 Oct 2024 Open Studio Rigid Heddle Weaving with Helen Rau
        06 Oct 2024 Lauhala Anthurium with Pua Medina
        05 Oct 2024 Rigid Heddle: Basic Pattern Weave II with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        01 Oct 2024 A Christmas Gift Gamp with Mari Macmillan & Helen Rau
        17 Sep 2024 Open Studio Rigid Heddle Weaving with Helen Rau
        17 Sep 2024 Taste of Crochet with Christine Valles
        14 Sep 2024 Rigid Heddle: Basic Pattern Weave I with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        08 Sep 2024 Intro to Painted Warps with Liz Jackson
        17 Aug 2024 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        15 Aug 2024 Espadrilles, Express Your Sole with Suzi Ballenger
        11 Aug 2024 Rigid Heddle Weaving I with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        08 Aug 2024 Floor Loom Weaving with Joan Namkoong
        07 Aug 2024 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        07 Aug 2024 Looping with Joan Namkoong
        04 Aug 2024 Coil Bowl with Reina Young
        28 Jul 2024 Open Studio Soap Making with Ghislaine Chock
        27 Jul 2024 Soap Making Naturally with Ghislaine Chock
        24 Jul 2024 Macramé Wall Hanging with Jessica Araszewski
        21 Jul 2024 Modern Shibori Dyeing with Kilikina
        18 Jul 2024 Frame Loom Tapestry with Reina Young
        13 Jul 2024 Beginner Basket Weaving with Cynthia Mccreedy
        30 Jun 2024 Taste of Spinning with Gina Taylor
        25 Jun 2024 Lauhala Bracelet with Pua Medina
        20 Jun 2024 Basic Weaving I with Joan Namkoong
        19 Jun 2024 Anni Albers Necklace with Joan Namkoong
        19 Jun 2024 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        16 Jun 2024 Simple Beaded Cuff with Hook and Clasp with Elaine Imoto
        04 Jun 2024 All Things Macramé with Jessica Araszewski
        14 May 2024 Mixed Media Printing on Fabric with Liz Train
        05 May 2024 Silk Painting Explorations: Creating Gift Bags with Ann Pervinkler
        28 Apr 2024 Weave an Apron Basket with Lynn Martin Graton
        20 Apr 2024 Rigid Heddle Weaving I with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        14 Apr 2024 Open Studio Soap Making with Ghislaine Chock
        13 Apr 2024 Soap Making Naturally with Ghislaine Chock
        24 Mar 2024 All Things Macramé with Jessica Araszewski
        23 Mar 2024 Taste of Weaving with Mari Macmillan & Helen Rau
        22 Mar 2024 Boro-Inspired Patchwork with Wendy Arbeit
        17 Mar 2024 Intro to Pysanky Egg Writing with Sara Ricer
        13 Mar 2024 Hand Brooms with Joan Namkoong
        10 Mar 2024 Woven Wire Bangle Bracelet with Elaine Imoto
        09 Mar 2024 Rigid Heddle III: Double Heddle Woven Bag with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        03 Mar 2024 Taste of Knitting with Gina Taylor
        23 Feb 2024 Japanese Marudai Demonstration – Free – with Randy Spicocchi
        23 Feb 2024 Beginner Kumihimo Beaded Bracelet - with Randy Spicocchi
        23 Feb 2024 Kumihimo Bracelet - Simple 8 Cord Round with Randy Spicocchi
        22 Feb 2024 Inkle Loom Band Weaving with Barbara Long
        19 Feb 2024 Open Studio Rigid Heddle Weaving with Helen Rau
        18 Feb 2024 Theo Moorman Inlay Technique with Linda Hee
        17 Feb 2024 Rigid Heddle Weaving: Origami Market Bag with Reina Young and Helen Rau
        13 Feb 2024 Macramé Wall Hanging with Jessica Araszewski
        11 Feb 2024 Eco Dye Scarf I with Gina Taylor
        11 Feb 2024 Lauhala Anthurium with Pua Medina
        10 Feb 2024 Denim Earrings with Wendy Arbeit
        04 Feb 2024 Adventures in Botanical Colors with Ghislaine Chock

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