Art + Wine: Out of Office @OUTBOUND - December - Woven Ornaments
19/12/25, 1:30
Join us for a fun evening of art making in the beautiful lobby space at Outbound Mammoth! This month, we'll be hosting local artist Elysia Fischbach - who will show us the basic techniques of weaving so we can create hand-made ornaments before the holiday. Perfect as gifts or for your own decoration, everyone will leave with 4 hand-crafted pieces!
Class Price: $45
Join us for a fun evening of art making in the beautiful lobby space at Outbound Mammoth!
WOVEN ORNAMENTS
In this 3 hour workshop, students will learn the essentials of small round weaving by creating a handful of woven ornaments (just in time for the holidays!) on 4-inch embroidery hoops. I will guide you through basic small round weaving techniques using a variety of colorful and textured fibers to create your ornaments.
You will learn these basic small round weaving techniques:
~Warping your hoops
~Tabby Stitch
~Cleaning Up Fiber Ends and Finishing
Workshop materials provided:
~4-inch Embroidery Hoops
~Cotton warp string
~Embroidery Needle
~Many different colorful and textured fibers to choose from!
This Workshop is suitable for beginner and experienced weavers, ages 10 and up.
Since this workshop is 3 hours in length, please bring some snacks and beverages to keep you fueled and hydrated along with Readers if you use them!
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