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Learn the basics of making one-of-a-kind woven tapestries with Annabel Wrigley. This course goes beyond simple warp-and-weft weaving, teaching you how to add long, dramatic fringe, color-blocked shapes, fluffy clouds of wool roving, and loads of texture and color. Best of all, Annabel teaches you how to mix and match all of these techniques so that you can design a unique tapestry of your own in any size you like.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
Intro to Weaving: Basic Weaving Techniques
- Hammer
- ¾” wire nails
- Pencil
- Angled tapestry needle
- Ruler
- 12” long dowel (¼” diameter)
- 12” x 16” canvas
- 1 ½” x 10” piece of cardboard
- Worsted weight yarn in colors of your choosing (Annabel uses approximately 400 yards of white, and one skein each of black, green, pink, and yellow)
- Easel
- Staple gun
- Screwdriver (optional; for removing staples)
- Scissors
- Plastic fork
Intro to Weaving: More Complex Weaving Techniques
- Frame loom with a weaving in progress
- Wool roving
- Selection of medium-weight yarn in colors of your choosing
- Two dowels
- Large knitting needles
- Ruler
- Plastic fork
- Tapestry needle with a bent tip
- Scissors
Downloads:
- Make one-of-a-kind woven tapestries
- Add long, dramatic fringe, color-blocked shapes, fluffy clouds of wool roving, and loads of texture and color
- Step-by-step expert instruction from Annabel Wrigley on weaving basics
- 15 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list and downloadable PDF included
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students












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Intro to Weaving: A 2-Part Series Reviews
1008 users recommended this class to a friend
Brook Fadley
I just started weaving and this video was AMAZING!! Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time and guiding us through this wonderful process. I am loving my experience thus far and am looking forward to many projects ahead. THANK YOU!!
2 days ago
Patron of Ottawa Public Library
Great intro to tapestry weaving. I learned many things that will make my work faster and more textured. Thank you!
More than 3 months ago
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Tabitha K
This class was fun! I appreciate how approachable the tools and techniques are—you don't have to invest in a bunch of equipment to get started. I love watching how different weavers approach their stitches and I learned a lot. Thank you!
More than 3 months ago