Photos From the Workshops

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Photos from the Workshops:
* Atlanta, GA - Tri-Weave
*Destin, FL - TriWeave
*Milton, FL -TriWeave
*Monticello, FL -TriWeave
* New Smyrna Bch, FL - TriWeave
*St. Augustine, FL -TriWeave
*Tallahassee, FL -Weave
*Tallahassee, FL -PaperMaking
*Madison,ARC, FL -Fiberarts
* White Springs, FL - Tri-Weave
*School/Kids Demos

			Atlanta's workshop was actually in Jasper, above the city in the cool mountains overlooking a lake. March, '08

weaving on the porch			At intros, we ooh & ahh over yarns...

But first we make frames:				Lunch break... Each weaving has a unique blend of yarns. Julie, our hostess.

The State Park at White Springs is a great location for workshops. The Florida Folk Center offers working cottages, plus great views, trails, and the Suwanee River.
		Measuring, cutting, pounding ... building the frame. It really didn't take very long and the best part is, the frame doesn't have to be finished to start the weaving.

	This group had experienced weavers, and spinners with luscious blends of wools and novelty textures. The lighter blue shawl shows the u-pattern that appears with a contrasting yarn.	When we started weaving, it suddenly got very quiet.

Yea, we got quite a bit done!

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July '09, our working space was the Ginny Room, off the Museum.
The columns lent a sculptural setting to our frames.

alt ="Triangle Frames - Sculptural"

Morning was cool enough to work outside.

Weaving with 2 yarns helps fill an
open, lacey weave

Getting the weaving started...

This frame (left) was pre-built with it's own stand.

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Weaves by Cappa ~ Alice Cappa ~ acappa@alicecappa.com
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July '09, our working space was the Ginny Room, off the Museum. The columns lent a sculptural setting to our frames.
	alt ="Triangle Frames - Sculptural"
Morning was cool enough to work outside.	Weaving with 2 yarns helps fill an open, lacey weave	Getting the weaving started...