Randolph, Vermont
Weaving Studio
Weaving Studio / Textiles at WRCC
The White River Craft Center is home to a welcoming community of weavers and fiber artists, from beginners learning their first techniques to experienced makers developing their practice.
Our weaving studio is a place to learn, create, share knowledge, and connect with others through textiles.
Weaving has been part of WRCC since 2002. Over the years, generations of students, artists, and local weavers have helped build and sustain the studio through shared knowledge, donated equipment and materials, and a commitment to community.
Workshops & Gatherings
- Upcoming Programs: Whether you're completely new to weaving or looking to expand your skills, our workshops offer hands-on learning with experienced teaching artists. From introductory weaving to specialized techniques and projects, classes provide opportunities to build skills, explore new ideas, and connect with other makers. Join us!
- Textiles Study Groups: Study Groups offer an opportunity for weavers and fiber artists to explore techniques, ideas, and topics together through collaborative learning. A facilitator introduces resources and creative prompts, while participants pursue their own projects and research between gatherings. Study Groups encourage curiosity, experimentation, and sharing knowledge in an informal, supportive environment. Inquire About Study Groups
- Friday Weaving Mornings: Friday Weavers is a weekly gathering of local weavers and fiber artists who come together to work on projects, share knowledge, exchange ideas, and enjoy the company of fellow makers.An essential part of the studio's history, Friday Weavers has helped build and sustain WRCC's weaving community for more than two decades. The gathering is free for Studio Members and is not a formal instructional class. Fridays, 10 AM–2 PM Ask About Friday Weavers
Studio Membership Join today
- Ready to work independently? Our Studio Membership offers access to looms, tools, yarns, and shared studio resources in a supportive, intergenerational community. Membership is designed for weavers familiar with the basics, whether through formal instruction or self-study. Benefits include independent studio access during public hours, a monthly yarn allowance, access to Friday Weavers gatherings, and additional studio opportunities. $30/month or $350/year
