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Julie teaches weaving in her home studio and leads workshops in fiber techniques such as coiled basketry, knitting and crochet with a non-traditional focus. For more information, dates and locations please visit www.juliekornblum.com.
Trish states "I do not do yardage". She specializes in clothing design for handweavers and offers over a dozen lectures and up to 5 day workshops on several topics, especially designing, custom sizing, planned details, and pizzazz before weaving. Other topics cover designing for narrow looms, patchwork, speed & efficiency in weaving, and more! Trish has taught locally, nationally, and at Convergence. For more information go to www.weave.com.
Rebecca teaches workshops and classes on tapestry weaving. Her instruction emphasizes developing strong technical skills as a basis for weaving geometric and pictorial tapestries. She offers workshops to guilds and private groups, as well as regularly scheduled classes at the Crafts Center at the University of California, San Diego. For more information visit www.rebeccasmithtapestry.com.
Michael teaches workshops and classes on rug weaving, yarn dyeing (synthetic and natural), as well as lecturing on color and on creativity. All are set up to accommodate all levels of student, from beginner to advanced, in the same class. He has taught at Convergence, regional conferences as well as for individual guilds. See some of his work and contact at www.michaelrohde.com.
Brecia would be delighted to teach a workshop for your conference, guild or group. She is passionate about creative knitting, knitting with hand dyed silk fabric, creating GloryUs fabrics working with water soluble bases, and inspiring others to live a Spirited, Passionate, Intuitive, Real, Authentic, Life. Visit her web site to see her work and descriptions of current workshops. www.BreciaCreative.com.
Una loves teaching both wet feltmaking and rug punching anywhere she is asked to, conference, guild, group or individual your place or hers! She teaches with an attention to detail and patience combined with a sense of humor. She loves problem solving and beginners. She can be reached through www.woolywalkers.com or email una@woolywalkers.com.
Deborah teaches classes and workshops on various fiber art techniques, specializing in weaving. She gives many classes at the Fiber Arts Studio at Studio Channel Islands Art Center in Camarillo, CA. Deborah also teaches and leads seminars at knitting or weaving shops, guilds and conferences. For more information, see Deborah’s website at www.deborahjarchow.com.
Nadine teaches her unique form of basketry at weaving conferences, community colleges and private groups in the U.S. and Canada. She also teaches the art of gourd crafting and woodburning techniques. For a full list of classes, dates and locations see www.nadinespier.com.
Cameron is an artist, consultant, and educator, and leads workshops exploring design, color, creativity and the collaborative process. She teaches at schools, guilds and conferences, including Convergence. Topics include Ready Sett Go, Word Play, Garden Palettes, and Hands on Color. Workshops are 2 hours to 3 days. She also offers accessARTS professional development seminars. For more information go to www.CameronTaylor-Brown.com.
