I'm teaching a class at the Orlando Pottery Studio!

It's a class I designed based on Wool, and the many useful forms it can take. It's a six week, six session, 3 hour per session, class. Each class includes a new method, correlating with a concept and an artist. There will be dyeing, spinning, wet felting, needle felting, weaving, and repurposing...oh! and book making. The more it evolves, the more excited I am...keep reading in the coming weeks...
(link to Orlando Pottery Studio, and course description linked, below)


to the left is the cover of the packet for the class, with all the fathers and mothers of wools: angora, cashmere, mohair, qiviut from rabbits, camels, muskoxen, goats, llama, alpaca, sheep. 

where there's a wool, there's a way

Woven Lace Flapper Dress

This dress, designed in the fashion of a 1920s flapper dress, was hand-woven on a floor loom. Using linen, in the colors of gold-wheat, and white, I wove a two yard piece of fabric using the brooks boquet lace weave, with plain weave. I then carefully cut and pieced the fabric to create the garment above.