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Learn to Weave Online with Gather Textiles

 

Special Offer Valid Until December 31

 

Hi there, I'm Kim, your future weaving instructor! I'd like to personally invite you to learn to weave with me. I'm a passionate weaver, artist and owner of Gather Textiles. If you've been thinking about learning to weave, consider this your friendly nudge!

 

Gather Textiles' Learn to Weave on a Four Shaft Loom is an online course that teaches you everything you need to know in 50 high quality instructional videos.

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Just bought a loom? Are you a weaver and looking to brush up on your skills, become more efficient, or learn some tips and tricks? This course is for you!

 

The course is built so you can watch from beginning to end, or jump around to the lessons you need. Video learning is supported by downloadable handouts and quality illustrations.

 

If you want to be able to come back to this course again and again- you can! It's a one time purchase and it's yours forever.

SPECIAL OFFER: From now until December 31, receive our beginner pattern bundle FREE when you register. Offer automatically applied at checkout.

Using video, images and illustrations we clearly answer questions like:

 
  • What sort of yarn is good for weaving?

  • How do I calculate how much yarn I need?

  • How do I set up my loom efficiently?

  • How do I read weaving patterns?

  • What do I do with my cloth when it comes off the loom?

  • What do I do if I make a mistake while threading my loom?

  • What do I do if I notice a mistake when my cloth is off the loom?

ONLINE COURSE- Learn to Weave on a Four Shaft Loom

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Still not sure? Watch the free preview below to get a feel for the course.

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We offer monthly online education sessions "Structure Sessions" along with quality weaving yarns, tools and equipment.

Structure Session: Card Weaving: January 18, 2024

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Structure Session: Restoring Old Looms: March 14, 2024

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Structure Session: Customizing Weaving Patterns: Feburary 15, 2024

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Rigid Heddle "Colour and Weave" Towels Kit by Jamie Hurlburt

$46.00

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Sorbet Stripes Tea Towels Kit by Angela Kelly

$101.00

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Handmade Shuttle

$58.00

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Limited Edition: Master Mending Kit by Gather

$51.00

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