Members’ Profiles are alphabetical by last name.
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Kathy Bateman, Platypus Dreams
In 2001 I started Platypus Dreams with the core belief that you can wear silly hats and still be a productive member of society at the same time (commissions welcome)! I also work, teach knitting classes, and design patterns for Hill Country Weavers.
I enjoy knitting, crocheting, and weaving on my rigid heddle loom. In particular I take a special joy in designing patterns that combine techniques (weave+knit, knit+crochet, crochet+weave).
Website: Platypus Dreams also at Ravelry and Hill Country Weavers
Inga Marie Carmel
I teach beginning weaving and eTextiles, and weave primarily household goods.
I enjoy exploring the boundaries of what a loom can do as much as I enjoy the old Swedish textiles that form my cultural heritage, and so you will find wire, electronics, and straw among the linens.
Website: ingamariecarmel.com
Sandra Doak
I am a weaver and design woven wearables. I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Kent State University, with a focus in fiber. I have an interest in all kinds of fiber art, textiles, etc. I like to create new fabric techniques and explore the use of color with plain weave and twill. When I design wearables, I let the woven fabric dictate the wearable design.
Contact info: sdoak@gmail.com 512-809-2865
Pam James
I sell clutches woven from recycled yarns and VCR Tape under the name Fringe Benefits. In 2010 a vest I wove with sock yarn won a prize in a Handwoven Magazine contest. I primarily weave yardage for clothing. I am interested in using unusual materials which lead me to weave clutches from recycled yarns and VCR Tape. They are available Artisans Connect in Georgetown.
Website: http://artisansconnect.net/gallery/
Deb McClintock
Private teacher – natural dyeing, rug weaving, Southeast Asia loom adaptations. Beginning weaving, pickup storage techniques, natural dyeing basics, small groups welcome, all teaching by appointment
I am a rug weaver and an independent scholar on SE Asia weaving techniques
Contact info: debmcclintock@me.com 512-565-2071
Natural Dye Blog – http://debmcclintock.wordpress.com
Sue Ellen Stavrand
I own Old Oaks Ranch, where we showcase fiber from around the globe and host workshops and classes for all levels of weavers, knitters, crocheters, spinners and needle felters. Old Oaks Ranch is nestled in the Texas Hill Country, we have Alpaca that live on the property, a unique sculpture garden and a shop that caters to all aspects of the fiber arts.
Contact info: info@theoldoaksranch.com 512-847-8784
Website: www.theoldoaksranch.com
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