Month: October 2022

Presented by Gynnie Moody
November 10 @ 10:00 a.m.
October’s In person/Zoom Program
Triaxial weaving is adapted from a basket weaving technique intertwining three elements at unique angles. The program will cover its history, modern applications, and artistic adaptations. After a brief program, those who have registered will have an opportunity to create their own piece using ribbons. It will be a wonderful way to experience the magic of color interaction.
Mad weave is another name for Triaxial weaving and you will understand why as you are adding that third elements.
Registration and payment of a $5.00 material fee will secure your spot in the workshop. If you have not already done so and would like to participate, please contact Gynnie Moody. You may pay the material fee with PayPal no later than October 5. You will need to bring your lunch, a pair of scissors, and sturdy straight pins or T pins. Ribbons 7/8″ wide in a wide variety of colors will be provided, as well as, foam core boards and instructions. You will leave by 2:00 PM hopefully with a finished piece.
Gynnie comes from a family of makers and does not remember a time when she was not fascinated with textiles. She has traveled extensively focusing on textiles and has dabbled in a number of textiles arts. Her work usually reflects her interest in layering and creating an illusion of depth. She has been a member of Harmony Weavers Guild since the late 1980s.