‍Class Dates: Class meets twice

Session 1: Saturday, February 28

Session 2: Saturday, March 7

The Barn Owl is native resident species of Los Angeles and has an enigmatic heart-shaped face. The Owl's natural beauty will be reflected in these adorable pillows woven using your creativity on a small hand-held loom. In this introduction to weaving workshop, we will make a Barn Owl Pillow made using basic weaving and embroidery techniques. In the first session, instructor Ellie of Mille Feuille Fiber Arts will teach you how to weave the owl shape and background, which will then be taken off the loom. In the second session, attendees will be able to use embroidery and sewing techniques to complete the Barn Owl tapestry that will be attached to an evergreen forest scented pillow. All materials will be provided, including the loom (yours to keep!), yarns, threads, and a unique blend of herbs and fragrance.

About the Instructor

Ellie is a fiber artist who resides in the Inland Empire. She enjoys teaching students of all skill levels how to interpret different subjects such as famous art pieces, nature scenes, and architectural designs into tapestries that can be incorporated into wall hangings, aromatherapy pillow, and hand-made jewelry. Her workshops will expose students to the art, history, and techniques of weaving in order to guide students to express themselves creatively.

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‍Pricing:

Public | $125

Member | $110

Important Note About Materials: All material needed will be provided for this class including a beginners loom that is yours to keep and all the yarn needed to complete the project.