Bits of weaving wisdom, tips, and tricks, occasional ranting and raving, as well as Schacht Spindle news and views, by Time to Weave author Jane Patrick.
Tomorrow I’m off to Grinnell, Iowa and Midwest Weavers Conference where I’ll be teaching inkle weaving and patterns and textures on the rigid heddle loom. I always feel like I’m “going home” when I return to the Midwest. I’ll give you a report upon my return. If you will be attending, I hope you’ll track me down and say hello.
Labels: Grinnell, Iowa, Midwest Weavers Conference
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4:26 PM
Jane Patrick grew up on the broad plains of south central Nebraska where from an early age she earned the moniker of “the family putzer” because she was always making things. It wasn’t until she walked into the weaving studio at Löngumýri home ec school as an exchange student in Iceland that she knew that weaving was something she must do. Since then weaving has been both her livelihood and hobby. Jane is a past editor of Handwoven magazine and is currently vice president of sales and service for Schacht Spindle Company Inc. Jane has taught weaving classes and workshops, given lectures on weaving, and juried textile art shows.
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1 Comments:
I loved your rigid heddle class and can't wait to weave off that warp and try some more ideas. It was so much fun and I'll let you know if I come up with ways to get more people my age.
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June 29, 2009 6:11 PM
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