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Basket Workshop BASKET WORKSHOP www.weavinwinona.com JUNE 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 2014 WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact: Deb Mather TAU CONFERENCE CENTER 507-451-8571 511 HILBERT STREET, WINONA MN Email: [email protected] th st REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED by March 10 for 1 drawing of classes. After that date, classes will be assigned in order received. Note: Class times include lunch Friday Classes ECLECTIC break and announcements. MARLA HELTON Fun & Funky…start with a Japanese base then triple weave to accommodate a second set of spokes. This allows for a fun and funky form to be created with dyed black reed, cane, seagrass, and fuzzy fibers. Reducing the number of spokes creates undulation in the form. A rolled border finishes this beautiful piece. Approx. 5” x 8”H (will vary) Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $56 ANTLER TRAY GINA KIEFT Using pre-drilled spike and four point white tail deer antlers, create this eye catching tray. Start with natural round reed then try colored round and different mediums (seagrass, yarn, leather) to add texture and color to make it fit your décor. Antler drilling will be demonstrated. Several class samples will be available for ideas. Antlers, tray sizes, and colors will vary to give you a unique piece. Approx. 12” x 6” x 2”H Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $48 KWIVR ANNETTA KRAAYEVELD This tall twill wall basket will start with a prefinished wood base and end with a dyed to match sweetheart handle. Focus on maintaining shape while weaving straight up the sides as well as creating twill arrows while weaving continuously. Choose from “Shades of Autumn” or “Shades of Purple” on your registration form. Twill experience necessary. Approx. 3” x 4 ¼” x 12”H Advanced Class, prep & material fee $45 PLEASE NOTE SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED -- Pictures not to scale – Please check sizes given for each basket ELDA’S MARKET JAN SCHMIDT Begin by using a D handle and solid woven base. Learn many weaves using reed and seagrass, as well as how to wrap a handle. A combination of seagrass and colored reed make for a beautiful and strong basket. Color choices will be available. Approx. 8” x 12” x 8” H All Levels Class, prep & material fee $50 COLORFUL CATHEAD DIANNE GLEIXNER Weave a square open base, then learn to get a perfect cathead shape while weaving the sides using continuous weave. Spokes and weavers are space dyed with 2 colors for an interesting look. Top features triple twining and 3 rows of start/stop weaving with natural reed. Rim is lashed with waxed linen thread creating an interesting design. Approx. 10”D x 6”H All Levels Class, prep & material fee $42 PAPER STRAPPING MUFFIN BASKET DIANNE GLEIXNER Weave with a new material – a product that is left over from the paper milling process and world normally end up in a landfill. Students begin by weaving an open weave base then weave a cathead shape while changing the width of the weavers. The same material is used for the handles, rim and lasher. Cutting the proper width of weavers will be part of the class experience so hand strength is needed. f weavers.Approx. 9”DThe sametop x material 5”H + handlesis u All Levels Class, prep & material fee $40 DUELING DIAMONDS GINA KIEFT This fits any décor. Following a graph, learn to weave a beautiful black ash wall piece concentrating on keeping weavers and spokes tight together and straight to fit into the barn wood frame (included in class). Students will have choices of color to weave. Approx. 2 ¾” x 4 ¼” (Frame 4x6) Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $38 PLEASE NOTE SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED -- Pictures not to scale – Please check sizes given for each basket CLAY MEDALLIONS MARLA HELTON Fun & creative! Start by making 4 air dried clay medallions selecting from a variety of stamps. Set them aside to dry overnight and finish on Saturday. Using a beautiful selection of metallic rub ons, learn to create striking colors on your medallion, then complete with a finishing spray. Sizes vary All Levels Class, prep & material fee $23 WHIMSICAL PINS ANNETTA KRAAYEVELD Create a fun lapel pin woven on a mold with black ash and lashed with waxed linen. Weave continuously with simple 2/1 twill and embellish with fun season themed buttons. Annetta will have the project on the mold so you can finish it in class. Class kit will have materials for two pins – one will be completed in class. Approx. 1 ¼”x1/2”x1” Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $25 MINI ALGONQUIN JAN SCHMIDT A fun, fast, easy shaped basket. Start with solid woven base, twine, then come straight up the sides. Triple twine seagrass then create the handles and shape inward. Handles will be wrapped solid as the student lashes the basket. A cute basket that all your friends will want or want to make. Color will be natural and tan. Approx. 5 ½” x 5 ½” x 4”H All levels Class, prep & material fee $28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday Classes Per survey requests – All Saturday classes will not break for evening meal. There will be an afternoon snack but feel free to bring your own if you like. PEACOCK KNOT ANNETTA KRAAYEVELD Elegant! A splash of color and graceful lines create a display basket! The base is 2/2 twill and sides are woven continuously with a 3/3 twill. After gently shaping from a slight flare to a tight neck, the weaving changes to four rod wale with a colorful Josephine Knot and peacock feathers to finish in style. Approx. 10 ½”D x 18 ½”H Intermediate/Advanced Class, prep & material fee $65 PLEASE NOTE SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED -- Pictures not to scale – Please check sizes given for each basket CONFETTI DOUBLE WALL BOWL DIANNE GLEIXNER This beautiful double wall is woven on a mold and has the inside wall woven entirely with space dyed reed and the outer wall with natural reed and a few accent rows of space dyed. Techniques include start/stop weaving, twining, chase weaving, triple twining, and learning how to rim a double wall basket. Two color combinations will be offered. Approx. 12”D x 6”H Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $55 DO THE WAVE GINA KIEFT This beautiful and useful double wall basket has techniques – start with a twill base in a play of dyed and natural weavers. Weave the inside wall concentrating on spoke placement and shape. Weave the outside wall working on height adjustments and learn three rod wale with step-up. The focus is the wave weave created on the outside wall. Leather handles are added for easy carrying. Gina will contact you for your color choice prior to class. Approx. 12” x 6” x 9”H (16” w/ handle) Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $70 GOURD WITH RANDOM WEAVE MARLA HELTON This creative class starts on a dyed gourd. Students add spokes – then the fun begins. Selecting from a wide variety of fibers, textures, and colors, students learn to create random weave. Beads, wire, mizuhiki and other do- dads will be provided to add that “just right” touch to your creation. A rolled border adds the final touch to this beautiful piece. Feel free to bring any special fibers you may want to incorporate into your weaving. Approx. 7”W x 11”H (will vary) All Levels Class, prep & material fee $63 MARKET OF ELEGANCE JAN SCHMIDT A little of everything is offered in this basket. Weave a solid woven base, make rounded corners on a square base, then weave the sides with different weaves and top it off with an awesome reverse Gretchen border. A handcarved handle tops it all off. This basket takes patience, but is well worth it. Approx. 9” x 10 1/2” x 6”H (11” w/handle) Advanced Class, prep & material fee $60 PLEASE NOTE SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED -- Pictures not to scale – Please check sizes given for each basket CATHEAD CATCH ALL Sunday Classes DIANNE GLEIXNER A striking and useful medium sized basket. Beginning with open weave square base, students learn to get a round, cathead shape while triple twining. Sides are woven with continuous weave creating 3 spirals at the bottom, more triple twining, and stacked weaving. Leather bushel basket handles are added before rimming. An assortment of space dyed accent colors will be available to choose from. Approx. 5 ½” Square base x 12”D at top x 10” H plus handles Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $48 SOCK BUCKET GINA KIEFT Make a useful basket for laundry, blankets, toys, or storage. Start on a round wood base and end with two round wood handles. Spokes will be glued in place prior to class. A play in your choice of colors that are varying sizes add dimension to the basket. Gina will contact you for your color choice prior to class. Approx. 15”D x 9”H All Levels Class, prep & material fee $65 WISCONSIN WINE BASKET ANNETTA KRAAYEVELD This little basket is full of fun stuff! ‘Here a little triple twining’ ‘there a little four rod waling’ and then ‘a little five rod waling’ .. all with step ups (this is your chance to really perfect step-up). You will also play with a braid weave – your choice of 3 strand or 4 strand braid. A macramé handle completes the basket. Students will have color choices and weave on a mold. Approx. 4”D x 9”H Intermediate Class, prep & material fee $38 PAPER GOURD WITH COIL WEAVING MARLA HELTON A fun and relaxed class! This creative class starts with wonderful hand dyed paper. Students rip the paper to create great combinations of color and texture then apply to a gourd using a decoupage technique and dry using a hair dryer.
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