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Rio Grande Weaving with Mary Margaret Archuleta


Rio Grande Tapestry
with  Mary Margaret Archuleta

May 6th-9th
12:30pm-5:30pm

Members: $345
Non-Members: $375

Class minimum: 3 Students
Class Maximum: 6 Students

Ages: 12+

This is a beginner class.
All levels welcome, as Mary Margaret is a pro,
she can teach intermediate weavers new skills!

Come Immerse yourself in the timeless art of Rio Grande style weaving under the guidance of 5th generation weaver, Mary Margaret Archuleta. 

This class is great for all skill levels: Whether you want to step out of your comfort zone and try something new, or learn the ABC’s of Rio Grande Tapestry. Students will be weaving and designing either a placemat, or a table runner. They will learn how to tie their wrap to the Rio Grande walking loom, match colors, and weave the basic motifs such as square, slow/fast slant, bear claw, and more!

Materials Provided for this class:
Rio Grande walking looms
Warped looms

Materials Students must provide:

Tape measure
Scissors
Markers/pen or pencil
A small notebook
Yarn: Weft yarn will not be provided in this class. Yarn must be worsted weight. You must provide 3-5 colors. Yarn is available for purchase at the fiber arts center, either during or before class, during store business hours. You may bring weft yarn from home if you have it. Looms come pre-warped.


It is important to note that you will be on walking looms and will be standing for most of the day.
Please have your hair tied up, and remember your glasses!


About Mary Margaret: Mary Margaret Archuleta is a 5th generation weaver. She comes from a long and distinguished line of weavers. A family tradition that stretches back to the 1600's. She learned at very young age from her great grandma, Eppie Archuleta and grandma Norma Medina. These wonderful weavers taught her Rio Grande and pictorial style. Her passion for preserving and sharing this cultural tradition makes this workshop both inspiring and educational.

Class COVID-19 policy: There are no COVID-19 restrictions for this class. Please do not come to class if you are feeling sick, and it is always advised to wear a mask if you are comfortable doing so.

Class cancellation policy: Please note: All Class cancellations are charged a $15 processing fee in addition to the following policy:Class cancellations 7 days or less prior to first day of class will receive no refund. 8-13 days before beginning of class, students will receive an 80% refund. 14 days or more before beginning of class: Full refund.

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