workshops
Join in and discover Saori for yourself! Saori is taught in a friendly, relaxed and informal way. All equipment is provided and the basic weaving techniques are fun and easy to learn.
Weaving sessions are held in my light and airy studio in Stroud or for groups I will hire a room in a nearby local studio.
Alternatively, I will be very happy to arrange group sessions at a location to suit you.
Please email or call 07815 712 792 for more info
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Alternatively, I will be very happy to arrange group sessions at a location to suit you.
Please email or call 07815 712 792 for more info
Sign up to the mailing list to get up to date information on workshops and special events
Out & About
My Saori looms are highly portable and can be used in a wide variety of settings.
I can bring up to four looms and a variety of colourful yarns to the venue of your choice, or arrange a venue if required.
A Saori workshop is a fun and unusual idea for a birthday or other celebration and is ideal way for craft groups to try out weaving without having to invest in all of the equipment.
Please email or call 07815 712 792 for more info.
"What Can I make?"
Saori woven cloth can be made into a wide variety of items, including scarves, bags, wall-hangings, clothing, cushions, rugs, bunting, table runners, flags, community banners and more. Often it is good to try sitting at the loom with an open mind, choosing the colours and yarns as you go along and only deciding an end purpose once the weaving has been taken off the loom and it's qualities revealed.
Saori weaving is enjoyed by people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds across the world. The Piccolo loom is suitable for even very young children to use; attachments are available for people with physical disabilities to weave and some of the most extraordinary and imaginative Saori weavings are produced by people with learning disabilities.
Saori weaving is enjoyed by people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds across the world. The Piccolo loom is suitable for even very young children to use; attachments are available for people with physical disabilities to weave and some of the most extraordinary and imaginative Saori weavings are produced by people with learning disabilities.
Wayward Weaves in Action
Christmas Steps Artisans Market, Bristol, 2012
Kennet Valley Guild of Weavers, Spinners & Dyers Loom Exhibition, 2012
Living Arts and Crafts Gathering,
Devon, 2012
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Communal Weaving at the Living Arts and Crafts Gathering, Devon, 2012
A loom with a view! North Wales, 2012
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