Date: | Thursday, October 17, 2019 |
Time: | 9:00 - 4:00 |
Category: | Fiber |
Instructor: | Robin Russo |
This hands-on class will help participants to understand how the properties of fiber become the properties of yarn and how those properties affect the products we make, whether we spin, knit, weave or felt. We will first explore the world of fibers: where they come from and how they grow and then handle the fibers and examine their characteristics under magnification. Finally, we will dissect yarns to see how fiber, twist and ply affect the look, feel and durability of the products we ultimately knit, or weave.
This is a "fiber" education class geared toward spinners, knitters, felters and weavers. It is not a spinning, knitting or weaving class.
Prerequisites: Beginner - No specific skills are needed for this class.
Email robinhrusso@gmail.com with questions regarding class content.
There is a $25 material fee included in the price of registration. It includes: A notebook with written literature , samples of fibers and yarns to dissect. The fee also includes the use of my magnification devices for the day.
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