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Help celebrate Schacht
Spindle Company’s 40th anniversary!
Enter their contest at www.schachtspindle.com
Coming in September
WALNUT BABY WOLFS!
Meet
Our Instructors
Betsy Blumenthal-Has
been weaving for 30 years. (She has an MFA in weaving and dying
from Indiana University.) She specializes in double-weaves of all
kinds and has developed some interesting new versions of interlocked
double weaves.
Louise Bradley-Authored
Handwoven's "Finishing Finesse" column for many years and
her original designs appear in Handwoven and Interweave's
Design Collections. She teaches workshops around the U.S. including
Convergence. Her current fascination is variations on Moorman technique
in handwoven clothing.
Sally Kuhn - Worked for
yarn during high school and college, helping with knitting, crochet
and needlepoint projects. An avid weaver for seven years and a closet
spinner for five, you can see her woven triple weave pick-up cougar
in the main office of Smiley Middle School in Denver.
Jane Patrick
- As a past editor of Handwoven magazine and with her involvement
with Schacht Spindle Company, Jane is very knowledgeable about many
areas of weaving. Teaching rigid heddle is one of her many loves.
Gail Madden-Has
worked with yarns and fabrics since childhood. An accomplished craftsperson,
she combined her interest in fabrics with weaving when she took
her first rag weaving class. She has been weaving, dyeing and teaching
about rags ever since. Look for her designs in Handwoven.
Judy Steinkoenig
- Has been teaching weaving classes since 1983 including Beginning
Weaving at Convergence 2004. You can see her weavings in Handwoven
magazine. This, plus being a knowledgeable and lively speaker,
keeps her in much demand up and down the Front Range.
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