|
Sunday
March 14, 2010 |
|
|
6:30 to 8 am |
Breakfast |
|
7:15 to 7:45 am |
Sunday Morning Celebration |
|
|
|
4-H Camp Kitchen |
|
9-12 Noon |
Spinning fine Wool Yarns with PatsyZ
Don't be intimidated by
spinning fine yarns. Learn the techniques needed to gain confidence
so that you can create that special shawl or scarf from spider
weight yarns that you spun yourself. Fiber fees include the
"Spinning Fine Wool Yarns" booklet.
Class size
5 min 20 max
Materials fee
$25.00
Wheel Rental $5.00 |
4-H Camp 1
 |
|
9-12 Noon 
|
Spinning for Socks
with Janel Laidman
Class size: Max 20 Materials fee:$25.00
Wheel Rental $5.00 |
4-H Camp 2 |
|
8-til done |
Chinese Knotting with Barbara Arnold
Learn the basic knots from this ancient craft. These knots are used
for ornamental and embellishing different fiber arts. This is a
craft that was almost lost in but made a resurgence in the 1970’s
and again in recent years. The student will leave with examples of
the basic knots and how to combine them to form more complicated
pieces.
Materials Supplied: Work board, push pins, knotting cord, and
various beads
Students need to bring: Scissors, basic sewing supplies – sharp
sewing needle, invisible thread, thimble (if you like one to sew
with, not necessary), Fray check or clear nail polish, clear tape,
and note cards and a glue stick for mounting examples if you so
desire.
Max: 15 Min: 2 Cost: $25 |
Room 101D
 |
|
8 to Noon  |
All tied up in knots with Gail White
Join Gail White and learn 3 methods of dyeing skeins. Most supplies will
be supplied my the instructor. You may want to dress appropriately, old
clothes, apron. You will dye six skeins of yarn using printer and
painter primaries to get a variegated yarn.
NOTICE: Anyone pregnant or nursing must bring a
doctor’s permission to take this class.
Class Size:
Min 3 Max 10 Materials Fee: $30 |
Sheep Barn2
 |
|
8-12 noon |
Drop Spindles with Jeannine Glaves
You will go home with a spindle you have made.
If you don’t know how or just want to improve your drop spindle
spinning. Instructor will bring several different kinds of
spindles to try out. If you have a spindle that is giving you a
problem bring it along!Class size min 3 Max 10 Materials fee
$15 |
Room 104 NE
 |
|
9-12 noon |
Coiled Baskets with Joi Chupp
Since our
emphasis is on spinning and we all have lots of trials and sometimes
errors, what do we do with them? Save them in a notebook or use
them? Coiled baskets are a great way to use all those samples (or
any other handspun yarns). There are sooo many different things we
can make with this method too. I have made trivets and a purse and
cup snuggies etc. The list is limitless.
The technique is similar to regular coiled baskets, but we use a
central core and yarn. As you learn you will come up with ideas for
variations. And the colors we can get with our yarns and dyes just
beat anything else out there.
All supplies will be provided, but if you have a favorite yarn you
would like to use, please feel free to bring it along. Also bring
your imagination and lets see if together we can't come up with even
more great ideas.
Class size: min 3 max 20 Materials fee: $25 |
Room 107
 |
|
9-12 noon |
Beginning Tablet Weaving, The Basics with Bonnie Steele
Students will be making a tablet woven band featuring a flock of
sheep. Students will need to bring scissors and a flat shuttle. I
will have beautiful shuttles, handmade by a local craftsman, for
purchase. The looms will be pre-warped. I have six beginner looms
for loan during the class. I will have a seventh loom set up to
teach the class how to read patterns, thread the tablets and set up
the loom. I will show how to tie the warp so that it can be taken
off the student looms and placed onto their own loom at the end of
the weekend. Students will take home pre-warped tablets, a large,
knitting stitch holder and an exclusive, non-published pattern.
Class size: Min 2, Max 6 Material Fee: $30 / Shuttles, if you need
one: $10
|
Sheep1 
|
|
8-12 noon |
Match your fiber to your project
with Darlene Megli
Learn about different fibers, their
properties, and how to choose the best fiber for your project.
We will of course talk about wool,
the different breeds, type of fiber and what they are best
suited for.
I will have different classes/breeds
of wool, as well as other fibers like silk, bamboo, soy protein
fibers, and what ever else I can find for us to play with!
Bring your wheel, or a drop spindle and we will spin up samples
for you to put in your note book.
Handouts with the information of the
fiber will be given, so you will have a note book with samples
and information for a future reference.
All fibers and handouts will be
provided. Bring your spinning wheel/spindle and of course the
assorted spinning accessories. Pen or pencil, hand cards if you
have them, flick card, niddy-noddy, etc.
Class size:
4 min 16max
Material Fee: $30.00
Wheel Rental:
$5.00 |
Room 103 SW
 |
|
|
Lunch and Closing |
|