Instructor -Debby Greenlaw
 
Krokbragd is a delightful Scandinavia weaving technique.  In this workshop, we will explore the history, structure, and common motifs.  Debby will share tips for color and yarn selection, selvage management, and finishing techniques.  We will be weaving a krokbragd sampler. Participants should have basic weaving skills, including winding a warp and dressing a loom.  Debby Greenlaw is the author of “Krokbragd: How to Design & Weave”, and “Krokbragd Patterns”.
 
Participants should bring a loom with a minimum of 3 shafts, or the ability to make three different sheds.  Participants can use: a floor loom, table loom, or rigid heddle with two pick-up sticks, one pick-up stick and heddle rod, or two heddles.  Shuttles, sley hook, scissors.
 
This workshop will be presented via Zoom, using the instructor’s Zoom account.  Zoom links will be sent prior to the workshop.  Students will attend from their own home; this workshop will not be at the church.  Each day there will be two online sessions via Zoom, one each at 9 am and 1 pm.  Each Zoom session will be 2 ½ to 3 hours. 
 
Materials fee: None. Participants will provide their own yarn.  One month before the workshop and upon receiving a list of participants, a detailed equipment and materials list will be emailed to each participant.