Be My Valentine Sale

15% off shades of red yarn

February 8th-10th

10am-3pm.

Join us for a Potluck on Saturday February 10th, 12:30

followed by "Drop By"

Bring your project to share, your favorite dish and a friend.

Knit - Crochet - Weave - Mend

This new rug "Mud Season" is just off the loom and handwoven by Adrienne Johnson She has been a tapestry weaver for many years and brings her artistic talents to weaving rugs made from local Navajo Churro undyed wool and edged with natural dyed Madder Root and Weld. 36" X 45"

High Desert Fibershed Learning Center

Workshops and Classes

Crochet Classes



February 10 & 24th/2 sessions

10am-12noon $35

Ongoing classes

Instructor: Barbara Spears



Barbara will teach both single and double crochet, how to read patterns and help with projects.This ongoing class is for crocheters with all levels of expertise from novice beginners to advanced techniques.

Potholder Loom Class

for Kids and Adults

Saturday February 24th

1-3pm

Cost: $20 includes Potholder Loom

Instructor: Lani Estill

Learn To Weave on the Zoom Pin Loom



We are repeating the beginning class due

to popular demand

Saturday March 9th

10am-12 noon

Class fee: $20

Instructor: Adrienne Johnson

Limit 5 students



Cost of loom: $35 or you can bring your own pin loom such as Weave-It or Loomette (antique pin looms your mother or grandmother might have passed on to you. Adrienne works with a 1950's loom she found in a mystery bag in a junk shop)

Limit 5 students

Back in the 1930's (almost a hundred years ago????) a couple of companies in the US developed and produced tiny looms that allowed people to weave small squares of fabric, four square inches at a time, with the scraps they had on hand. During the Depression, and later through WWII, these little looms came in handy for making all kinds of things out of almost nothing. Patterns were published for making coats, blankets, children's garments, patches for repairing, small toys... all with a loom small enough to carry in your purse!

If you have ever wanted to start weaving, but are afraid to begin something that requires a lot of specialized equipment, now is your chance to dip your toe into something easy. Maybe make a coat! I'll be wearing the jacket I've been making out of Lani's Lana sport weight Rambouillet wool for class, so you will get to see an in-person example of what you can do with a little practice and patience.

Zoom Pin Loom ~ Advanced Techniques

Saturday March 16th

10am-12 noon

Class fee: $20

Instructor: Adrienne Johnson

Class 2 (in the series ) will be a continuing class on Bias Weaving.

Prerequisite: Beginning class

This vest was made by sewing together lots of 4" X 4" squares made on the pin loom out of Lani's Lana ~ Fine Rambouillet yarn.

Felted Vases featuring Eco-print Design

Instructors: Louisa Hunter, Jeanne Kaiser

May 18-19, Save the Date !

10:00 am to 4 pm each day

$160 class fee plus a $40 materials fee.

Limit 10 students -8 spaces left

Felt and Eco-print a vase/vessel in a fun two-day class offered by Warner Mountain Weavers. This fiber arts class will marry two wonderful techniques to create a work of art. Wet felting with wool roving and Eco-printing with botanicals.

We will learn how to draft roving, wet felt and full into a shaped vessel. The finished shape will be dyed in a "Dirty Pot" with botanical resists. The dyed felt will be reshaped into the vessel and is an original piece of art.   

There will be several patterns to choose from and all participants will have the opportunity to create a second piece.

Instructor Bios:

Louisa Hunter and Jeanne Kaiser: Jeannie and Louisa, each with their own background in textiles and fiber arts, met at a workshop in 2019 forming a fast friendship. Currently they share a studio and focus on botanical printing, testing and trying out different techniques. In their practice they use all natural fibers along with natural dyes, tannins and plants. With Jeannie's love of plants and gardening and Louisa's infinite curiosity, the possibilities are endless and experimentation is at the heart of their work.