Author: LtAdmion

Tutor: BOBBIE KOCIEJOWSKI  

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The aim of this course will be to enable the student to better determine colour choices through an increased understanding of colour theory and how colours relate to one another, especially in the unique interaction of warp and weft.   Through a series of exercises on paper, wraps and weaving on the loom, students will have the opportunity to put into practice various aspects of colour interaction in relation to weaving; creating a third colour through optical mixing; knocking colours back by the use of neutrals; discovering why colour value is so important and how to use pure hue colour to create colour movement. If the workshop is a three day workshop students will be able to dress their looms with warps based on their own colour source.   Non-members £130, associate members £117, full members £97.50....

Tutor: Sue Dwyer  

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A description of Barbara's work and the course itself can be found on Barbara's website - www.barbarajwalker.com...

Tutor: Anne Field  

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Anne has been weaving for over 30 years in New Zealand and wrote the first Ashford Book of Shaft Weaving. Her weaving concentrates on fabric that cannot be woven on industrial looms (given that hand weaving cannot compete commercially in this area). In 2004 she was awarded a Craft Scholarship by the New Zealand Craft Council and came to the UK to study at the Ann Sutton Foundation. Here she explored woven devoré using two types of fibre in warp and weft and then dissolving one of them in defined areas. The course is designed to teach this technique....