Sewing Your Handwoven Fabric March 10, 11and 12 with Liz Spear. Move past the bog jacket and shawl with your handwoven fabric, 
and learn to cut and successfully sew a jacket, shirt, or vest. Using pre-work shop suggestions/guidelines, you'll select a pattern appropriate for your fabric. Cutting, marking, seam finishes, pressing, buttons and linings will be demonstrated as you sew through the steps to your new handwoven garment. Intermediate sewing skills required; personal sewing machines preferred. Level of experience: intermediate. Fee: $225 + materials fee.
and learn to cut and successfully sew a jacket, shirt, or vest. Using pre-work shop suggestions/guidelines, you'll select a pattern appropriate for your fabric. Cutting, marking, seam finishes, pressing, buttons and linings will be demonstrated as you sew through the steps to your new handwoven garment. Intermediate sewing skills required; personal sewing machines preferred. Level of experience: intermediate. Fee: $225 + materials fee.Getting Your Art/Craft Work Published on Wednesday evening, March 23 with Sunita Patterson. Learn from this former editor of Fiberarts magazine how 
to know when you're ready to approach a magazine, what to include in your submission packet, and how editors select what to publish. Discover four strategies for increasing your chances of getting published. Level of experience: all levels. Fee: $20
to know when you're ready to approach a magazine, what to include in your submission packet, and how editors select what to publish. Discover four strategies for increasing your chances of getting published. Level of experience: all levels. Fee: $20Cloth Fiber Workshop is located in the River Arts District at 122 Riverside Drive, Studio D in Asheville, NC
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