Spring Cohort
8 seats left
Your first project
is on us.
One complete video lesson, a weaving draft PDF, and supply discount codes — no credit card, no commitment. Just your hands and a loom.
2,400+
Weavers enrolled
94%
Complete first project
18
Fiber disciplines
The gap between watching
and actually making.
Self-teaching fiber arts from the internet is a specific kind of loneliness. You have the desire. You have the time. What you don't have is a room full of people doing the same thing — and someone who can see exactly where your hands are going wrong.
You watch tutorials but your hands don't improve.
Passive viewing builds zero muscle memory. You pause, rewind, pause again — and the warp threads still tangle the same way.
Materials pile up unused because no one told you what to buy first.
A drawer full of the wrong yarn weight, a reed that doesn't fit your frame, dye that needs a mordant you've never heard of.
No one sees your work. No one tells you what's actually wrong.
You post to a forum, get three hearts and no critique. Your tension problems compound. Bad habits calcify.
“I spent two years buying yarn I couldn't use and watching the same warp-threading video seventeen times. My hands still didn't know what to do.”
— Diane M., enrolled Spring 2024 · Former HR Director
How hands actually
learn to speak.
We built the curriculum around one observation: fiber arts are embodied knowledge. You cannot think your way to good selvedges. You need repetition, feedback, and company.
Live Cohort Workshops
Eight students per cohort, meeting twice weekly over Zoom with a working fiber artist. You weave together in real time. Your instructor watches your hands move through the shed. When your tension drifts, they see it immediately.
Curated Supply Kits
Every material you need, sourced from the same suppliers we use in the studio. Shipped to your door before the first session.
Video Critiques
Submit a 3-minute clip of your work. Get a 10-minute recorded critique from your instructor within 48 hours.
Weaving Draft Library
600+ annotated drafts across plain weave, twill, and jacquard — searchable by structure, color, and fiber type.
Natural Dye Lab
Seasonal dye modules: indigo fermentation vat, marigold bath, madder root, weld. Each with a mordanting guide.
Feel the satisfaction
before you commit.
This is a plain weave — the oldest cloth structure in the world. Click or drag to place weft threads over the warp. When it clicks, that's the feeling we teach toward.
That feeling? That's the whole thing.
Your free project includes a real frame loom lesson, a weaving draft, and a supply list with 20% off at our partner suppliers.
First week beside
six months in.
Every student starts with the same sampler assignment. Here's what happens when feedback is continuous and the room is full of people doing the same thing.
Diane M.
Former HR Director, Denver
“By month three I had more textile knowledge than I accumulated in two years of YouTube.”
Marco A.
Retired Art Teacher, Portland
“Teaching without curriculum constraints is something I didn't know I needed until I was doing it.”
Yuki T.
Fashion Student, Brooklyn
“I wanted to make cloth, not just cut it. Now I understand every thread before I touch the scissors.”
“The supply kit alone saved me three weeks of wrong purchases. Everything arrived labeled, with mordant instructions printed on the bag.”
Priya S.
Software Engineer → Fiber Artist, Seattle
“My video critique came back in 34 hours. She caught a threading error I'd been making for six weeks and showed me exactly how to fix it.”
James O.
Retired Accountant, Austin
“The cohort size matters. Eight people means your instructor actually knows your work. I've taken online courses with 400 students. This is different.”
Clara N.
Graphic Designer, Chicago
Start before you're ready.
We built it that way.
The free project exists because we know the first step is the hardest. Once your hands have made something real, the rest follows.
One complete video lesson
45 minutes: warp setup, threading, first 20 rows of plain weave with critique timestamps.
Weaving draft PDF
A 4-shaft draft with color suggestions and a yarn substitution chart for three budget levels.
Supply list + partner discounts
20% off at Gist Yarn, 15% at Halcyon Yarn, 10% at The Woolery — for the exact materials in the lesson.
Ready to commit? Explore Full Semesters →
Spring 2026 cohort opens March 10 — 8 seats per section, 3 sections available.Last cohort filled in 11 days.