Training20 years experience and training by Allen Fannin, Trudy Van Stralen and countless others. Experience in just about any kind of fiber one can name and continuing to add as they come along.
Now pursuing the history of fibers in 18th Century Nouvelle-France and the history of trading with the Native People.
Working with Frances Heaps, a dyer with 15 years experience and already know for the beauty of her colours on silks and wools, much by training and even more by trial and success
Spinningtraining on an individual basis as well as lectures. Attention paid to the students needs and the projects they are contemplating: Weavers for interesting design, knitters in search of that special yarn, spinners looking to perpetuate the art, and those looking for a relaxing period in a busy life.
Frances aims at helping in redeemming lost yarns, fabrics, as well as teaching the reenactors in adding interest to their living history dress.
DyeingNatural dyeing in the Grand Teint tradition of the French 18th century dyer as well as the use of the modern dyes.
Travel
We teach from the studio and lecture on the road. Our work schedule limits us to week end teaching and periods in the summer when we can get vacation. If I manage to retire this year, this horrendous limitation will be somewhat attenuated.
We can do schools and lecture to special interest groups.
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