Workshops
Guild Workshops 2026-2027
Krokbragd Workshop with Debby Greenlaw
August 28-30, 2026 / Online via Zoom
This 3-day online workshop introduces participants to the history, structure, and common motifs of Krokbragd. Debby Greenlaw, author of ‘Krokbragd: How to Design & Weave’ and ‘Krokbragd Patterns’, offers guidance on choosing colors and yarns, managing selvedges, and finishing techniques. Attendees will weave a Krokbragd sampler during the workshop. The finale showcases inspirational pieces and guidance on planning and designing projects.
The workshop will be held via Zoom, with morning and afternoon sessions lasting 2 1/2 to 3 hours. All sessions will be recorded and accessible to registered participants for 30 days after the live event. Details on the equipment & materials (to be provided by participants) for the workshop are in the Equipment & Materials List.
Note: Participants should possess basic weaving skills, including winding a warp and dressing a loom.
Registration Now Open
20 participants max
Registration Fee for WGSL Members is $145 / for non-members the fee is $195 (if interested in joining the WGSL click on the Membership tab and be sure to do so before you sign up.)
Equipment and Materials List for Krokbragd workshop
Complete the form below to register for the workshop. Then click submit to be taken to the PayPal button to pay via credit card using PayPal (you do not have to have an account with PayPal to use it to pay us). Please note PayPal is the preferred method for payment. However, if you choose to pay by check (non-preferred as it requires additional time & management) then after submitting the form ignore the PayPal button and we will email instructions for you to pay by check along with mailing details.
QUILLIES & SQUIGGLES & YOYOS - OH MY!
Mini-workshop with Leandra Spangler
September 19, 2026 1-5pm at Brentwood Community Center
In this workshop, participants will embrace reusing rescued cloth from Leandra’s carefully curated collection to create ornaments, making something interesting and beautiful with “trash” that might have become landfill.
With basic fabric manipulations and stitching, using some traditional textile techniques, these fabrics will become favorite objects to hang from a tree, in front of a window or on a backpack. (Note: $15 dollar material fee is included in the registration fee)
Registration Now Open
20 participants max
Registration Fee for WGSL Members is $65 / for non-members the fee is $115 (if interested in joining the WGSL click on the Membership tab and be sure to do so before you sign up.)
The Brentwood Community Center is located at 505 S Brentwood Blvd, Brentwood, MO 63144
Complete the form below to register for the workshop. Then click submit to be taken to the PayPal button to pay via credit card using PayPal (you do not have to have an account with PayPal to use it to pay us). Please note PayPal is the preferred method for payment. However, if you choose to pay by check (non-preferred as it requires additional time & management) then after submitting the form ignore the PayPal button and we will email instructions for you to pay by check along with mailing details.
Upcoming Workshops in 2027
(more details to come at a later date)
3/20/27 - Transparent tapestry workshop (2.5 days) with Robbie LaFleur
4/17/2027 1-5pm - Freeform Crochet Your Way mini-workshop with Kacey Cowdery
Cancellation Policy for WGSL Workshops:
If you have registered for a WGSL workshop, and you are no longer able to attend, the WGSL cancellation policy is as follows:
70 days prior to the start of the workshop: Full refund minus a $10 admin fee
35 to 69 days prior to the start of the workshop: 50% refund* minus a $10 admin fee
34 days or less prior to the start of the workshop: No refund*
*EXCEPTION: Full refund less $10 admin fee if there is a replacement that WGSL can find for your spot (priority given to wait-list members before interested individuals).
If you would like to cancel your workshop registration, please email websiteweaversguildstl@gmail.com with the subject line “Cancellation” and include in the message your name and title of the workshop.
Attending a workshop?
The following items might be helpful to have, depending on the topic:
sticky notes and/or notepaper as well as a pens/pencils
scissors
filled water bottle (for your health)
For a weaving workshop, consider things like pill bottle/film canisters to weight broken warp (or large "S" hooks), T-pins, bobbin(s) of scrap yarn, and extra warping paper