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Colour in Tapestry: Part Two

This product gets you Part 2 of the online workshop, Colour in Tapestry, which include the final two projects in the series. Go here to get Part 1 to get the first three projects.

Colour in Tapestry is an online tapestry weaving workshop which features a series of 5 projects exploring colour, optical colour blending and unique approaches to shape building. All projects are designed to be made on my handmade Everlea Looms (Everlea Mini Loom and Everlea Tapestry Loom) or with your own supplies that you are already familiar with making weft-faced fabric on.

What you need to participate in this course:

  1. Colour in Tapestry: Part One
  2. Any Everlea loom with two weaving needles 
  3. Fingering weight yarn.  I recommend purchasing a variety of 15 Bio Shetland Bobbins.
  4. A blunt-end tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
  5. Supplies for blocking your tapestry (optional but recommended)

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This product gets you Part 2 of the online workshop, Colour in Tapestry, which include the final two projects in the series. Go here to get Part 1 to get the first three projects.

Colour in Tapestry is an online tapestry weaving workshop which features a series of 5 projects exploring colour, optical colour blending and unique approaches to shape building. All projects are designed to be made on my handmade Everlea Looms (Everlea Mini Loom and Everlea Tapestry Loom) or with your own supplies that you are already familiar with making weft-faced fabric on.

What you need to participate in this course:

  1. Colour in Tapestry: Part One
  2. Any Everlea loom with two weaving needles 
  3. Fingering weight yarn.  I recommend purchasing a variety of 15 Bio Shetland Bobbins.
  4. A blunt-end tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
  5. Supplies for blocking your tapestry (optional but recommended)