Click on the Event Name for more details and a map
Search for events by category, location, or month The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information In this 3 day workshop students will work on a pre-warped Navajo Upright Loom (which will be available for sale) and will learn the basics of Navajo weaving and design while making a small (10” x 12”) rug. Wool for the weft will need to be purchased in the shop at the time of the workshop. Preview 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Auction at 1:00 Students will have the opportunity to learn the art of weaving from Award winning, Master Navajo Weavers, Barbara Teller Ornelas, originally from Two Grey Hills and Newcomb, New Mexico, now living in Tucson, AZ and her sister Lynda Teller Pete from Denver, CO. Barbara and Lynda have taught Navajo Weaving for over 14 years. Weave a beautiful, wearable accessory to your wardrobe in the Navajo Cinch technique. Learn Basic Tapestry skills in a narrow format. NOTE: If you prefer to weave a saddle cinch as pictured, please call me in advance. Cinch instruction is $60 extra. Navajo or other sturdy frame loom required for either project. Warp and buckles provided by instructor unless otherwise discussed. The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Class is held in four sessions over two weekends. These Navajo Weaving workshops are open to beginners and experienced Navajo style weavers alike in Denver, Colorado. Students will have the opportunity to learn the art of weaving from Navajo Weaver,Lynda Teller Pete. While instructing and demonstrating, Lynda will share personal stories and experiences, allowing participants the chance to gain fascinating insights into the world of Navajo weaving. Come experience one of the Southwest’s largest and most prestigious events: the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market, “where art meets entertainment!” This year’s event will feature more than 700 top American Indian artists. Visitors get firsthand access to artists and can view and purchase handmade, authentic work by the best jewelers, sculptors, painters, potters, weavers, bead workers, katsina doll carvers and basket makers. Preview at 3 PM, Auction at 6 PM These Navajo Weaving workshops are open to beginners and experienced Navajo style weavers alike in Denver, Colorado. Students will have the opportunity to learn the art of weaving from Navajo Weaver,Lynda Teller Pete. While instructing and demonstrating, Lynda will share personal stories and experiences, allowing participants the chance to gain fascinating insights into the world of Navajo weaving. Been a while since you warped and wove a rug? Revisit those skills in this class. Designed for the person who has already taken a beginning class but has been away from the craft for a while, this will get you back to weaving. Four 2.5 hour sessions. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information (Preview 10 AM- noon, Auction at 1 PM) Details: 200-225 lots of Native American art Link to Smoki Museum Events Page Phone: (928) 445-1230 Email: Email: info@smokimuseum.org Preview: 9:00 AM, Auction 11 AM 200-250 Contemporary and vintage Navajo textiles Weave a Two-faced or Twill rug or your own design. Come to class with your loom already warped. This is an instructor assisted independent study class for the intermediate to advanced student in Navajo weaving. Three two and half hour sessions. The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information Explore natural extracts, a quicker option to regular natural dyeing, that will still produce the palette of nature, always with some startling results. Using crockpots as yarn cookers, get luscious colors without any fuss. A simple color-theory review will send us back to the dye pots in successive days to overdye our primary-colored skeins of yarn to yield every color of the rainbow. Mordents will be covered. Dip it while it’s hot! The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information Details: 400+ lots of Native American art work Preview from 9 AM to 11 AM, Auction at Noon, Mountain Daylight Time Link to Friends of Hubbell web site The Beginning Navajo Weaving workshop is for one week by master weaver Ilene Naegle. Participants will start and finish a small Navajo rug on an upright Navajo loom. Participants will spin and ply their own edge cords before warping. Participants will learn the basic weaving using the vertical and diagonal design. They will finish a one of a kind rug. There will be room for story telling. The Navajo Horse Cinch Weaving workshop with master weaver/fiber artist and 4th generation weaver/sheep herder Roy Kady will consist of learning the very basics of Navajo Horse Cinch weaving techniques warped between two D rings. Each student will warp their own strings between two (2) D rings, dress them appropriately and weave a plain simple pattern of stripes, square/step and diagonal patterns, they will also learn about the finishing techniques and are recommended to complete their weavings by the end of the workshop session. The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information Intensive week-long combination class and textile tour for students of all levels of ability. Limit of 8 students per session. Find additional information here Preview 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Auction at 2:00 PM Mountain Standard Time Details: 200-300 contemporary and vintage weavings Link to Flagstaff Cultural Partners Events Page Phone: 928-774-5213 Email: info@man.mus.az.us Preview 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM, Auction at 11:30 AM Details: approximately 200-250 vintage and contemporary weavings and other art work Part of Fiber Furlough curriculum. “ Our Fiber Furlough is a popular week-long workshop designed as a get-away fiber week filled with exploration and time to work on fiber projects”. Beginners: Students will learn the traditional method of Navajo weaving and will begin by learning how to prepare an upright Navajo-style loom for weaving. The majority of the week will be spent designing and learning how to weave a 16″ x 24″ rug. In order to complete the rug and learn how to finish the piece, it is recommended that students continue for the second week. The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. “We begin with the all important warping for which Pearl supplies her own hand-spun yarn to ensure proper tension. Then the students are guided through the design stage. For beginning students this will be a block design, while advanced students will work with diagonals, or even a twill. The Navajo way is not to use a cartoon but rather to design right on the loom. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information Learn the basics of weaving in the Navajo way from master weaver Jennie Slick and her assistant, Mary Walker. Participants will construct a loom using canvas stretcher bars that can be taken home. Jennie and Mary will guide you through the processes of warping the loom, weaving, and design. You will never look at a Navajo rug the same way again. Preview 1:00 PM, Auction at 5 PM Link to Handweaver’s Guild of America Convergence Page Special preview, silent auction. Link to Smoki Museum Events Page Preview 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Auction at 1:00 PM Mountain Standard Time Details: approximately 300 contemporary and vintage rugs Link to Smoki Museum Events Page Phone (928-445-1230 Email: info@smokimuseum.org The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Intensive week-long combination class and textile tour for students of all levels of ability. Limit of 8 students per session. Find additional information here Dates tentative. The Ceremonial features parades, a pow-wow, rodeo events and a fine arts exhibition. Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information Join us in Santa Fe during the Indian Market where we will have a booth with weaving, tools, books and yarn. Indian market is the largest exhibition and sale of American Indian Arts (over 1,200 artists and 600 booths). Highest quality in all areas, including textiles. The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Preview 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Auction at 1:00 PM Approximately 200 vintage and contemporary rugs Intensive week-long combination class and textile tour for students of all levels of ability. Limit of 8 students per session. Find additional information here Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information Preview 9 AM-11 AM, Auction begins at noon, Mountain Daylight Time Details: Over 500 lots of vintage and contemporary Native American art works. A week long weaving adventure with camping and weaving at Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly. Learn to weave or improve your skills. This class is appropriate for all levels. The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location. Intensive week-long combination class and textile tour for students of all levels of ability. Limit of 8 students per session. Find additional information here Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Grandma's Spinning Wheel, Tucson, AZ More details and map.....
Arizona State Museum, Tucson, AZ More details and map.....
250 Contemporary and Vintage Rugs
www.statemuseum.arizona.edu/events/swiaf
Meiners Oaks Elementary School, Ojai. CA More details and map.....
Table Rock LLamas Fiber Arts Studio, Black Forest, CO More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Lynda Teller Pete, Denver, CO More details and map.....
Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ More details and map.....
Fairflield Inn and suites, Phoenix, AZ More details and map.....
Location is adjacent to the Heard Museum and this auction coincides with the Heard Museum Guild Indian Market
Lynda Teller Pete, Denver, CO More details and map.....
The Fiber Factory, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Smoki Museum, Prescott, AZ More details and map.....
Smoki Museum, Prescott, AZ More details and map.....
The Fiber Factory, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, Nm More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Ganado, AZ More details and map.....
Pagosa Fiber Festival, Pagosa Springs, CO More details and map.....
Pagosa Fiber Festival, Pagosa Springs, CO More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Quality Inn Navajo Nation Capital, Window Rock, AZ More details and map.....
Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, AZ More details and map.....
Eiteljorg Museum, Indianapolis, IN More details and map.....
Hillcreek Fiber Studio, Columbia, MO More details and map.....
Idyllwild Arts Summer Program, Idyllwild. CA More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Taos Art School, Taos, NM More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA More details and map.....
Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA More details and map.....
Smoki Museum, Prescott, AZ More details and map.....
Smoki Museum, Prescott, AZ More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Quality Inn Navajo Nation Capital, Window Rock, AZ More details and map.....
Red Rock State Park, Gallup, NM More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
El Dorado Hotel Pavilion, Santa Fe, NM More details and map.....
Santa Fe Indian Market, Santa Fe, NM More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Moab Grand Center, Moab, UT More details and map.....
Quality Inn Navajo Nation Capital, Window Rock, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Ganado, AZ More details and map.....
Cayon De Chelly National Monument, Chinle, AZ More details and map.....
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
Quality Inn Navajo Nation Capital, Window Rock, AZ More details and map.....
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Amerind Museum, Dragoon, AZ More details and map.....
Pueblo Grande Museum, Phoenix, AZ More details and map.....
Preview: 5:00 PM, auction at 7:00 PM
Details: Approximately 200 lots of pottery, baskets, katsinas, jewelry and more
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location.
Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ More details and map.....
Meet weavers in person and see their beautiful work. You can also meet authors of weaving related books and see demonstrations of this wonderful craft. Weavers may set up free and pay a percentage of sales.
Weavers wishing to participate should contact Lynn Bullock at the museum.
Pueblo Grande Museum, Phoenix, AZ More details and map.....
Preview 10 AM-11:30 AM Auction at noon
Details: approximately 200 contemporary and vintage rugs
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM
See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information
Coconino Center for the Arts, Flagstaff, AZ More details and map.....
Preview 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Auction at 4:00 PM Mountain Standard Time
Details: 200-300 contemporary and vintage weavings
Prairie Star Restaurant, Bernalillo, NM More details and map.....
Preview 1:00 PM, Auction: 3:30 PM
Details: 200-300 contemporary and vintage weavings
Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus, Mesa, AZ More details and map.....
The Navajo-Tapestry Study Group of the Telerana Weaving Guild meets of the first Saturday of every month at Mesa Community College. All weavers and those interested in the Navajo and Tapestry traditions are welcome to socialize and work on small projects. Please contact Sharie Monsam or Mary Walker for more information. Our location on the campus changes by the month, so be sure to contact one of us for this month’s location.
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM
See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information
Crownpoint Elementary School, Crownpoint, NM More details and map.....
Preview at 4 PM, Auction at 7 PM
See Crownpoint Rug Auction web site for more information
1868 E. LaDonna Dr. Tempe, AZ, 85283 USA
mary.walker@weavinginbeauty.com • 602-370-2875
