Open Weaving Time

You are welcome to come to the shop with your weaving projects any day there is no class scheduled.  We are open every Friday and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.  Check the class schedule or call 405-356-2224 to see when the classroom is open.

Registration information is at the bottom of this page.

Call 405-356-2224 or email to reserve your place in class.

JUDY K. WILSON

AUGUST 16 and 17, 2008

Class each day from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

On Saturday, Aug. 16, Judy will teach twining classes and on Sunday, Aug. 17, she will teach coiling.  If you are interested in attending, send a deposit of $60 for each class.  You will get to pick out your kit and pay for it on the day of class.  Be sure to look at these 4 pages on Judy’s website http://www.judykwilson.com/ to get an idea of what kit you want to make:  “Waxed Linen Basket Kits” and “Waxed Linen Tray Kits” for Saturday classes, “Coiled Necklace Kits” and “Coiled Baskets and Tray Kits” for Sunday classes.   DEADLINE to sign up for Judy’s classes is July 25.

Remember, you don't need to decide which basket you want to make in order to register, you get to decide the day of the class!

October 24, 25 and 26, 2008

9th Annual BasketWeavers Guild of Oklahoma Weavers Weekend

See the catalog now.

Introducing "Create Your Own Class Schedule"

Just pick one of the classes you see below and then go down to the calendars and look for the dates marked with this melon basket.

Registering for a "Create Your Own Class" is the same procedure as any previous classes.  Pick your basket, pick your date and call us to schedule.  You will need to send at least 50% of class fee when you register and give us 2 weeks notice prior to your chosen date.  See the registration policy at the bottom of this page.

Beginner Classes

These classes are $20.00 each or $60.00 if purchased as a package. 

Beginner’s classes are easily arranged by appointment just as the "Create your own Class" is described above.  Call or email to arrange a schedule.

Napkin Basket This cute basket would look great made in a color to match your kitchen.  This is a good basket to start with in learning to weave.	Fruit Basket The Fruit Basket has a round bottom and wrapped handles to continue your learning of different basketweaving techniques.
Spoon Holder This useful basket is made on a round wooden base.  You will learn continuous weaving and triple twining.	Bread Basket The bread basket builds  on the skills you learned in  making the Napkin Basket.  You will also learn a filled base and additional forms of twining.

You can check out the following websites for my locations in July:

To see what is happening in Monte Vista, CO at the SLV Folk Arts & Fiber Festival, go to http://www.slvfest.com/

For the 2nd Annual Fiber Christmas in July go to http://www.fiberchristmas.com/index.htm

Class Policy

Class Registration:

A deposit of 50% of the class fee is required at the time of registration.  

For classes with visiting instructors, a deposit of 100% of the class fee will be required by the posted deadline.  This information will be included in the class information as applicable.

We ask that you sign up two weeks prior to class date.  This gives us ample time to prepare class materials for you.

We accept Visa or MasterCard so you can register by phone.  If you prefer to pay with a check, we will hold your place in class for one week to allow you to get your check to us.

Class Cancellation Policy:

If you need to cancel, we must be notified no later that 2 weeks before the class in order for you to receive a refund.  If you paid 100% of the class fee at the time of registration and need to cancel after the deadline, you will receive a refund of half the class price or receive the class basket kit or you can make up the class on an open weave day. 

For classes with visiting instructors, your class fee less $25.00 will be refunded if your cancellation is received no later than 2 weeks prior to the scheduled class.

Skill Level Definitions:

Beginner:  A beginner level student has never made baskets or this style of basketry before.

Intermediate:  An intermediate level student has some knowledge of basket making, but still needs some direction for more difficult projects.

Advanced:  An advanced level student is someone that has achieved a greater ability of basket making, and is capable of creating most styles of baskets with minimal direction from the instructor.