Where Fabric
Meets Tradition

Discover our Textiles Studio, where weaving, yarn spinning, and macrame come to life. With over 15 looms, passionate instructors, and hands-on workshops, we offer a welcoming space for students of all levels to learn textile art.

Winter Semester

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Winter Semester *

Will you be joining us this winter semester? Each semester is 7 weeks long (unless stated otherwise) and will meet once a week. See below for available classes and dates. Registration will open on December 5th. All textile classes will begin on the week of January 5th.

Fiber and Friends Workshop

Every 3rd Thursday evening of the Month from 6:30-8:30

Grab your friends and join us for a creative night out! Each week, artist Chelsea Danburg introduces a fresh textile technique — no experience needed, just curiosity and good company.

Featured Project of the Month

December- felt gingerbread people .

January- wet felt hearts (to be ready for Valentine’s Day)

February- woven twine baskets. 

March- mini woven tapestries 

April- hand stitched treasure bag with button closure

May- woven book marks- “for all your summer beach reads”

June- hand stitched canvas beach bag. We will start in class, students can finish at home.

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Open Studio

This time slot is reserved for current students and last semester's students to have practice time and work on their projects. This is not a class, but an instructor will be on site for any questions you may have. Textiles open studio will take place on:

Wednesdays 6:30pm-9:30pm

Thursday and Friday 9:30am-12:30pm

Saturday 10am-1pm


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Refurbishing and Demos

The textiles department at Studio Andreas also specializes in refurbishing antique spinning wheels and can provide educational demonstrations to historical centers and docents. Please reach out to our spinning instructor, Mark Nowotarski at:

mark.nowotarski@gmail.com


Weaving and Textile Art Classes

Join our 7-week textile arts class and explore the art of weaving, felting, and hand stitching. Beginners will craft a collection of handmade objects from different fibers and fabrics — from woven bookmarks and twine baskets to felted sculptures and stitched accessories. Experienced students can expand their skills in weaving, rug hooking, or yarn spinning with longer and more advanced projects. All equipment and materials provided for beginning projects.

Tuesday Youth Textiles Class from 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Wednesday Evening Class from 6:30-9:30 PM

Thursday Morning Class from 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Friday Morning Class from 9:30 AM- 12:30 PM

Saturday Morning Class from 10 AM-1 PM

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Meet Our Instructors

Mark Nowotarski
Yarn Spinning Instructor

Chelsea Danburg
Weaving Instructor

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