If you wish to sign up for a particular session, please contact Jodi Welliver to determine if there is an opening and insure that you are placed on the list and receive any workshop instructions. Registration in also available at each Guild meeting. Please note that your spot is not secure until your non-refundable deposit of $75 has been received. Deposits may be mailed to the Guild, PO Box 795, Coupeville, WA 98239
Non-Guild members may send inquires via the form on our home page.
NOTE: By registering for a workshop, please understand that you have made a financial commitment to the entire cost of the workshop. If you cancel and you are unable to find a replacement from either, first, the waiting list, or second, your own efforts, you will still owe the Guild the remaining cost of the workshop. Fairly, as we only break-even on our workshops, this remaining amount should not be incurred by the other participants.
If anyone is interested in hosting an instructor, please contact Jodi. It is a great opportunity to get to know one of our wonderful visiting fiber artists and have your own private time to talk shop. The commitment involves providing overnight accommodations, all meals (including lunch for workshops) and transportation to and from the workshop. In return the Guild will provide a $40 voucher for each night's stay that can be used at any Guild workshop.
Non-Guild members may send inquires via the form on our home page.
NOTE: By registering for a workshop, please understand that you have made a financial commitment to the entire cost of the workshop. If you cancel and you are unable to find a replacement from either, first, the waiting list, or second, your own efforts, you will still owe the Guild the remaining cost of the workshop. Fairly, as we only break-even on our workshops, this remaining amount should not be incurred by the other participants.
If anyone is interested in hosting an instructor, please contact Jodi. It is a great opportunity to get to know one of our wonderful visiting fiber artists and have your own private time to talk shop. The commitment involves providing overnight accommodations, all meals (including lunch for workshops) and transportation to and from the workshop. In return the Guild will provide a $40 voucher for each night's stay that can be used at any Guild workshop.
NOTE: to learn the current opening of any workshop, please contact Jodi directly.
Workshop supply lists will be added as they are received.
Workshop supply lists will be added as they are received.
Check out the workshop descriptions below for the coming year. Registration will begin at the September meeting. If you are unable to attend this meeting registration will be available at future meetings or by sending your non-refundable $75 initial payment to the Guild. Please review our workshop policies at the top of this page, about cancellations and waitlists. I hope you find a workshop that gives an opportunity to try a new fiber adventure or add knowledge to something you already have in your repertoire.
2019 Workshops
Sarah Jackson: May 3, 4, 5, 2019 @ Pacific Rim
Full - Wait List Only
Color Confidence
Students will explore color compositions, weave samples in 2 weave structures, and discover fresh ideas for effectively translating color combinations into woven cloth. This workshop is a combination of presentation, discussion, and weaving; it is not a round robin workshop. Students will complete the workshop with a greater understanding of how colors interact in woven cloth. They will know how to sample effectively and how to evaluate ideas for cloth using their sample color combinations. They will leave the workshop with woven samples and confidence in their own creativity and ability to work successfully with color.
This workshop includes a pre-wound warp (mailed 1 month prior to the workshop) and a selection of over 100 colors of 8/2 cotton for weft. You will need a 4-Shaft loom with a 12-dent reed.
Class Limit: 18 Students
Price: The preliminary fee is of $205 based on 12 students.
Full - Wait List Only
Color Confidence
Students will explore color compositions, weave samples in 2 weave structures, and discover fresh ideas for effectively translating color combinations into woven cloth. This workshop is a combination of presentation, discussion, and weaving; it is not a round robin workshop. Students will complete the workshop with a greater understanding of how colors interact in woven cloth. They will know how to sample effectively and how to evaluate ideas for cloth using their sample color combinations. They will leave the workshop with woven samples and confidence in their own creativity and ability to work successfully with color.
This workshop includes a pre-wound warp (mailed 1 month prior to the workshop) and a selection of over 100 colors of 8/2 cotton for weft. You will need a 4-Shaft loom with a 12-dent reed.
Class Limit: 18 Students
Price: The preliminary fee is of $205 based on 12 students.