Workshops, Markets + Stockists

Workshops

Are you interested in trying tapestry weaving? You're in luck! 

I teach tapestry weaving workshops with Fern's School of Craft; join me for a fabulous day of fibre, craft, and conversation. 

Queer Craft Nights

Safer space crafting circle.  

I host casual drop-in fibre craft nights on a monthly basis at Fern's School of Crafts; bring your knitting/crochet/spinning/textile craft of choice. We meet on Mondays between 6:30-9, drop in at your convenience! 

The studio is located on the top floor of the building and is reached by an elevator to the 15th floor and a flight of 13 stairs. 

Parking is available in stalls 1-9, 31, 33, and 36. On evenings there is free unlimited parking on both 122St and 103Ave. 

  • September 23
  • October 21
  • November 18

Upcoming Markets + Popup Shops

Stockists

  • Alberta Craft Council
    10186 106 St, Edmonton

    The Alberta Craft Council develops, promotes, and advocates for fine craft in Alberta. They operate galleries in Edmonton and Calgary, with social enterprise retail space stocking fine craft from across the province. Stop in and shop local craft and check out their exhibit spaces!
  • STASH Yarn Lounge
    1237 9th Avenue SE, Calgary

    STASH is one of my must-visits in Calgary - with beautiful fibres and supplies for knitters, weavers, needle arts enthusiasts, and more, they're a wonderful shop for crafters!

Exhibits

  • Innovative Threads: Contemporary Weaving - Alberta Craft Council, Edmonton
    Explore Alberta Craft's latest Feature exhibition, Innovative Threads: Contemporary Weaving, highlighting the work of twenty-one Craft artists across Canada. In this national exhibition, artists investigate a variety of approaches to weaving. Works range from traditional to conceptual, where material and methods are both revered and subverted. Artists address themes of sustainability, mass production, and climate change, while others delve into topics such as queer and trans identity, feminism, and the societal value of labour in textiles. See how this group of artists skillfully employ and challenge our notions of weaving in physical and virtual spaces.