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Dates: February 8, 2021 - February 8, 2021
Cost per ticket: $45.00
No one loves to clean, but there are whole host of reasons why we clean ourselves, our space and the things within it. This being said there are just some areas of our homes and studio that get overlooked. During the month of February, we’re reminded to show some extra love to those around us, and why shouldn’t we show our fiber equipment how much we care for it but giving it a little extra T.L.C.?
Join us as we take you from top to bottom of your wheel highlighting all the areas you should be addressing. Students will be introduced to recommended cleaning products, tools, tips & tricks and more. We will also be reviewing some more advanced suggestions to make your spinning experience better such as replacing your drive bands and analyzing the condition of some other parts that may be at their end and need replacing. As this is virtual presentation students are strongly encouraged to “bring” to class with them lots of questions and the ability to show us (students and instructor) unique characteristics of your own equipment with a tablet or phone if needed. Mark your calendar and join us for this workshop and show a little love this February.
This is a 2 hour lecture starting at 6:00PM.
All classes run 9am - 5pm unless otherwise indicated in the description above.
For class dates that are full, please feel free to call us here at the studio and have your name place on the wait list.
This class's instructor
Sara is the owner and resident instructor of Red Stone Glen Fiber Arts Center. Many of Sara’s students praise her ability to guide students through the challenging world of color theory, specifically relating to weaving.
This class's instructor
Tom Knisely has made his career from his interest and love of textiles from around the world. Tom has been studying, collecting, and teaching others about weaving and spinning for more than four decades.
