OLLI101034 - Hooking with Wool: Creating Small Projects [In-person at TUCC]
Course Description
HOOKING WITH WOOL -- CREATING SMALL PROJECTS
Instructor: Betsy Warner
Day of Week: Tuesday
Dates: Jan 30 – Mar 26 (8 sessions)
No Class: Mar 5
Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: In-person at Center City (TUCC)
Rug hooking is a traditional art with many contemporary practitioners. The students will receive guidance on their projects: a rug, wall hanging, pillow or other items. The course will cover: the use of yarn, wool and other fibers; color planning; rug hooking techniques; information on different rug hooking artists and styles; and designing their own project.
Maximum In-Person: 15
Instructor Bio:
Betsy Warner, BA, University of Pennsylvania; JD, Temple University School of Law. Betsy has studied rug hooking for the past 16 years with teachers from the United States, England, and Canada.
Notes
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