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Weaving is an ancient endeavor that is practiced around the world by all its inhabitants, which include plants, animals, and people. We all participate in the weaving process whether it is through our language as Chief Janice George said: “weaving is part of the Salish tree of life; from the roots of this tree grow the teachings that form the Coast Salish worldview”. As well as through the physical act of weaving itself. We will learn reverse warping on a Coast Salish two-bar loom. After successfully warping we will twine weave a specific pattern using only our fingers.
Anticipated Credit Equivalencies:
4 - Advanced Coast Salish Wool Weaving
Registration
Summer Registration:
Course Reference Numbers
Second Session (4): 40003
Academic Details
Fields of Study:
Credits:
4
Maximum Enrollment:
20
Class Standing:
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Fees:
$30 required fee for yarn.
Schedule
Quarters:
Summer
2024
Open
In Person or Remote:
In Person (Su)
Time Offered:
Weekend
Schedule Evergreen:
Location:
Olympia