by Web Weaver | Nov 12, 2013 | Blog, CHH, Classes, Contemporary Handweavers of Houston, Guild House, Weavehouston Updates, Weaving
Yarngoddess posted a great photo-filled article about the Color and Weave class taught by Tracy Kaestner at the Contemporary Handweavers of Houston Guild House. See the post over at Sooner or Later….
by Web Weaver | Nov 5, 2013 | Call for Entries, Weavehouston Updates
The Dairy Barn Arts Center announces: Art We Use . . . a new national juried exhibition of objects, with a broad base of media – works in wood, clay, metal, glass, paper, fiber – from tools to teapots, from bowls and boats to baskets, from ladders to lounge chairs....
by Web Weaver | Nov 3, 2013 | CHHit CHHat, Contemporary Handweavers of Houston, Newsletter, Weavehouston Updates
The November 2013 CHHit CHHat Newsletter is available on the CHH Member site. Your member login and password is needed to access it. Editor DeeDee Woodbury has an information-filled newsletter for us this month with a wrap-up article on the sale, the Guild House Open...
by Web Weaver | Nov 2, 2013 | CHT, Weavehouston Updates
Basketry With Paper taught by Rebecca Shanks is one of four two-day workshops available at CHT Art Camp 2014. Art Camp Workshops – Saturday and Sunday $125.00 for two days plus supply fee, if it applies You may choose one of the following workshops Inkle Loom Weaving,...
by Web Weaver | Oct 30, 2013 | Blog, Weavehouston Updates
Delightful story from Imperial Stock Ranch: Dear family and friends, We have some exciting news to share from Imperial Stock Ranch! About 15 months ago, we received a call from a product developer at Ralph Lauren, an iconic American brand and a long-time sponsor of...
by Web Weaver | Oct 28, 2013 | Blog, CHH, Classes, Contemporary Handweavers of Houston, Guild House, Weavehouston Updates
Want to learn weaving or spinning in November? Contemporary Handweavers of Houston has a line-up of classes at Guild House. Would you like to learn more about Floor Loom Weaving after taking a basic class like our Beginning Weaving I? Beginning Weaving II might be...
