Saturday, August 1
2:00-5:00, 3 hours
About this class:
In this workshop, join Alanna Wilcox to learn how to turn your handspun yarn into strong, stylish cording. You will learn cable construction and use it to make durable shoelaces, plus other cords for drawstrings, ties, and decorative trim. You will leave with finished cords and a repeatable method you can use with your own yarn.
Level: Intermediate
What you’ll need to bring to class:
Yarn making tool: (working spinning wheel, electric spinner, or drop spindle), Spinning wheel oil (for spinning wheels and electric spinners), Lazy kate (tensioned is preferred), 4-5 empty bobbins with leader
About the instructor:
Alanna Wilcox is a fiber artist, professional educator, Master Spinner, author, and color specialist with 20 years of teaching experience. She teaches spinning, color, and dyeing workshops for guilds, regional festivals, and major fiber events including MAFA, Convergence, and the New York Sheep & Wool Festival. With a master’s degree in art education and years of classroom teaching experience, Alanna is known for her clear, demo-driven, step-by-step approach that helps students better understand technique, color, and creative decision making. She is the author of A New Spin on Color and Color Alchemy: From Digital to Dye.
Please note - Marketplace tickets are not included in the class price and will need to be purchased separately.
In order to allow our instructors to prepare for their classes, we are not able to refund class purchases if your plans change. However, we are happy to transfer them if you find someone to take your place!
