Double weave is an ingenious weaving technique that enables you to create two-layered cloth while interconnecting and exchanging the layers. Join us to explore this versatility and creativity of the technique through a dynamic PowerPoint lecture supplemented with hands-on samples. Erika's presentation will cover:

 - a brief historical overview of double weave.
 - the different types of double weave fabrics, including two-layered, double-width, tubular, and more.
 - practical tips for effectively managing warp tension issues.

Whether you're a curious beginner or an experienced weaver, this session will spark inspiration and empower you to experiment with the endless and exciting possibilities of double weave.

Erika Lewis is a passionate and accomplished weaver based in Athens, GA with over 35 years of teaching experience and an MFA in Fabric Design from the University of Georgia. She is a founding member of the Athens Fibercraft Guild, and is also active  in the Handweavers Guild of America, Complex Weavers, and the newly-formed Athena Weavers. Her dynamic teaching style, wealth of knowledge, and contagious enthusiasm make her presentations and classes an unforgettable experience for weavers of all levels.

$0 - 5

Additional Supply Fee: None!

Scholarship Available: No

Level: Open to all skill levels.

Minimum Number of Students: 5 by February 16, 2025
Maximum Number of Students: 50

Class Schedule: Class will meet in-person at the SEFAA Center on March 2, 2025 from 11am-1pm.

This program is being co-hosted by SEFAA and the Textile Appreciation Society of Atlanta (TASA). The program will be free for both SEFAA and TASA Members.