About this Event
Learn to Weave Series: Lace
Spend a day at the loom weaving your own set of coordinated cotton linens in soft, coastal-inspired neutrals.
This is the third workshop in a series of three one-day sessions, each focused on a different weaving technique. You can join us for just one or come to all three — they're listed as separate events, so you can choose your own adventure.
What You'll Make
In this intermediat session, you'll learn lace weave with pick up sticks on a rigid heddle loom and create soft, absorbent hand towels or table squares. We'll explore texture, and rhythm using a calm neutral palette inspired by the forests and oceans of the west coast.
Your loom will be pre-warped and ready to go when you arrive, so you can dive right into weaving. You'll finish one or two pieces of cloth by the end of the day.
The Full Series
Each workshop focuses on a specific project and weaving structure, so you can build a thoughtful collection over time — or just enjoy a single day at the loom.
- Session 1: March 7, 11am–5pm — Plain Weave & Weft Stripes (beginner-friendly)
- Session 2: March 21, 11am–5pm — Colour & Weave Pattern (best for those with some rigid heddle experience)
- Session 3: March 28, 11am–5pm — Lace Weaving with Pick-Up Sticks (for experienced weavers)
Note: Registration for each session is separate.
Pricing
- One session: $200
- Two sessions: $375 (save $25)
- All three sessions: $550 (save $50)
Everything's included — loom use, beautiful cotton yarns, and all materials for your project. Just bring your lunch. I'll have tea waiting.
Add-on a two hour warping session with me on February 28 from 3-5 pm to learn how to set up the looms and be able to choose your own warp colour.
Important Details
- Due to prep work, I can't offer refunds or cancellations — but you're welcome to send someone in your place.
- Minimum 2 participants. If we don't hit that number within 3 days of the workshop, I'll cancel and refund you in full.
- I reserve the right to cancel due to unforeseen circumstances (illness, family emergencies, etc.), in which case you'll receive a full refund.
About Amanda
Amanda is a graduate of Capilano University's Textile Arts program and a member of the Canadian Guild of Weavers. She loves helping students bring their ideas to life and teaches materials-driven weaving workshops in Vancouver and online at The School of Sweet Georgia.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Eastside Atelier, 1310 William Street, Vancouver, Canada
CAD 54.58 to CAD 214.33
