
Faux Ikat - How I use Variegated Yarns When Weaving
with Deanna Baugh
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What you will learn:
Class 1:
- About Deanna
- Material needed and tools
- What yarns work well for this technique and suggestions for using them
Class 2:
- How to find the repeat so you can warp for faux ikat
Class 3:
- What is a circular warp and why do you use one
Class 4:
- Let's weave. How do you figure sett for a yarn and length for a variegated/painted warp
Class 5:
- How many ways can we hold the warp cross to thread a reed
Class 6:
- How do you find the best weft to cross all these beautiful warp colors
Class 7:
- And here is another way we can make the warp shift our way
Class 8:
- Tying on the back of the loom a new less waste method
Class 9:
- Using weights to help wind the warp easier
BONUS ITEMS
- How it all started, here is how I use the sock yarn to make a warp.


About this weaving workshop
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Faux Ikat
Time table:
9 hours
Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Weavers, fiber artists, anyone who loves fiber or want to start a new hobby or career
Main objective:
How to use variegated or spaced dyed or hand painted yarns in your weaving.
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Deanna Baugh
Deanna saw her first loom in high school and was fascinated by it. In college, she found classes and began her journey. She has been taking classes continuously for the past 40 years and has been teaching for 30 years. She has taught at several shops in Salt Lake City and has taught workshops in several intermountain states. She taught weaving at the University of Utah for eight years. She currently teaches at Pioneer Craft House in Salt Lake City and the Needlepoint Joint in Ogden, Utah. She has shown her work and won awards throughout the intermountain area.