Tapestry Weaving
Workshop
with Jane Hoffman
Saturday, August 23, 8:00am to 5:00pm
and
Sunday, August 24, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
$175 per person - includes breakfast and lunch both days and a tapestry loom for you to keep.
Kids 12 yrs and older are welcome (cost for kids is the same to cover materials and food)
No special skills or prior experience are needed!
Breakfast and lunch will be served both days of the workshop.
Yarn will be supplied by Jane Hoffman & Waugh Mountain.
The workshop will be at Waugh Mountain Ranch which is located on the east side of Hwy. 180 in Nutrioso, Arizona; just south of mile marker 414 (across from the transfer station)
For more information about area hotel accomodations click here.
To Register:
Download the registration form in MS Word Format
Download the registration form in Adobe Acrobat (.PDF) Foramt
or Call Terry or Dave (928) 339-4244
Workshop Description
Beginning level introduction to tapestry weaving at our beautiful ranch setting. Fellowship with friends old and new. Advance reservations required so that we can build the looms prior to the workshop.
A picture is worth a thousand words so have a look at these beautiful examples of completed tapestry pieces and works in progress.
About the Teacher:
Jane Hoffman
Jane received her degree in Art from Western Washington University. She is a juried member of Arizona Designer Craftsmen, and a member of Twisted Threads Fiber Guild. Her art has been exhibited internationally. Jane has a natural dye plant garden and sells her natural dyes and natural dyed tapestry yarns. She uses both her natural dyes and Procion fiber reactive dyes to create her yarn palette of soft graduated hues for her tapestries. Jane is an Associate Faculty member of the art department of Northland Pioneer College. She teaches a variety of fiber arts including tapestry, felt making, loom building, design, and dyeing. She has taught independent study courses for Prescott College, workshops at Desert Weaving Workshop in Tucson, Sedona Art Center, Twisted Threads Fiber Art Guild, the High Country Fiber Arts Retreat, and Fiber Through Time, and at her studio/farm on the Blue River near the Arizona/New Mexico border.
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