02/28/2026 + 03/07/2026 Two Saturdays 10am-1pm Weaving Workshop: Intermediate Techniques on Tapestry Looms

Weaving Workshop: Two Day Intensive with Tapestry Looms with Julia Targus of Electric Pink Crafts

Saturday February 28th from 10am to 1pm

Saturday March 7th from 10am to 1pm

Intermediate Level Class*

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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If you have taken our *Framed Weaving Workshop or have ever woven a project using a kit, consider this class the next level. We'll be taking a deep dive into design, shape, and mastering various techniques using tabletop tapestry looms.

Building on the skills covered in the Framed Weaving class, we'll spend time project planning and discussing design fundamentals. With a focal point and clear design sketched out, you'll explore different stitch patterns like a twill or basket weave. This longer workshop allows for more exploration by building layers of texture with soumak, rya knots, or interlocking shapes. 

By the end of the second session, you will learn how to remove your piece from the loom. We will discuss possible projects for your weaving - consider wall hangings, tote bags, garments, pillow coverings, tabletop uses, and other housewares.

All supplies and tools will be provided including:

• A variety of yarn and roving
• Cotton, wool, and acrylic fibers
• Wooden dowel rods and hanging sticks from our on-site wood shop if you wish to finish off your weaving as a wall hanging

About the Instructor:

Julia Targus is the face behind Electric Pink Arts and Crafts. With a BFA in Fiber Arts from Wayne State University, Julia has used her education to fuel her love for textiles. She has been working with POST to teach tapestry weaving since the spring of 2018 and has thoroughly enjoyed spreading her love for this unique craft.