Class: Fiber Art: Basketry & Woven Form with Tami Fuller
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with Artist, Tami Fuller
2-day workshop
Thursday, July 9th & 16th from 6:00pm-8:00pm
Weaving, but make it useful! Learn the basics of basketry and off-loom weaving techniques while marrying form and function. Over the course of two sessions, students will learn basketry construction and make a lovely rope bowl using basic warp and weft and twining techniques. Firm enough to hold its shape, and soft with neutral tones and reflective light, it’s a super simple project for beginners who have no weaving knowledge that yields an elegant result, and easier on the hands than traditional reed or rush materials. A light introduction into basketry as an art form and a discussion of “off-loom” or abstract form is also part of the learning experience.
Finished bowl depending on student preference: Students should bring 1 non-breakable bowl to use as a mold to make their own custom bowl. Maximum size, 12” rim x 5” height. All supplies and materials provided.
Tami Fuller is a second-generation fine fiber artist and educator. Her work integrates the traditional foundations of hand-constructed processes with modern techniques, using foreign objects and metal. She operates her own fiber arts and education company, Blubird Studio, teaching throughout WNY and into the Northeast. Ms. Fuller is an internationally published artist, exhibiting member of the Buffalo Society of Artists and a 2021 Roycroft Emerging Artist. She serves as Executive Director of the Roycrofters-at-Large, Chair of Exhibitions for the Buffalo Society of Artists and Fiber event coordinator for the Arts Council for Wyoming County. She works out of her studio in East Aurora. For more information visit her social media at @blubirdstudio
Class Tuition $75 + Supplies $15= Total Cost - $90
Registration is required. This workshop is open to those ages 16 - adult
https://shop.roycroftcampuscorporation.com/EventPurchase.aspx?dateselected=7/9/2026
2-day workshop
Thursday, July 9th & 16th from 6:00pm-8:00pm
Weaving, but make it useful! Learn the basics of basketry and off-loom weaving techniques while marrying form and function. Over the course of two sessions, students will learn basketry construction and make a lovely rope bowl using basic warp and weft and twining techniques. Firm enough to hold its shape, and soft with neutral tones and reflective light, it’s a super simple project for beginners who have no weaving knowledge that yields an elegant result, and easier on the hands than traditional reed or rush materials. A light introduction into basketry as an art form and a discussion of “off-loom” or abstract form is also part of the learning experience.
Finished bowl depending on student preference: Students should bring 1 non-breakable bowl to use as a mold to make their own custom bowl. Maximum size, 12” rim x 5” height. All supplies and materials provided.
Tami Fuller is a second-generation fine fiber artist and educator. Her work integrates the traditional foundations of hand-constructed processes with modern techniques, using foreign objects and metal. She operates her own fiber arts and education company, Blubird Studio, teaching throughout WNY and into the Northeast. Ms. Fuller is an internationally published artist, exhibiting member of the Buffalo Society of Artists and a 2021 Roycroft Emerging Artist. She serves as Executive Director of the Roycrofters-at-Large, Chair of Exhibitions for the Buffalo Society of Artists and Fiber event coordinator for the Arts Council for Wyoming County. She works out of her studio in East Aurora. For more information visit her social media at @blubirdstudio
Class Tuition $75 + Supplies $15= Total Cost - $90
Registration is required. This workshop is open to those ages 16 - adult
https://shop.roycroftcampuscorporation.com/EventPurchase.aspx?dateselected=7/9/2026
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31 S Grove St, East Aurora, NY, United States, New York 14052
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