Weaving + Spinning Classes Ready to start your journey and gain new skills? Dive into our library of step-by-step Weaving + Spinning classes that will help you learn everything from beginner basics to advanced techniques. 2. Fiberfate in Buda is where you can find spinning wheels, accessories, fiber and fiber processing tools from many of the major spinning wheel brands. Its owned by WSSA member Angela Mathias. 3. Hill Country Weavers on South Congress has a huge selection of yarns and offers weaving and spinning classes. Start learning Weaving & Spinning from our community of experienced crafters and designers. All classes are free for our All-Access subscribers! Spinning your own handspun yarn for knitting or weaving can be so much fun and satisfying. Learning to spin will give you ultimate understanding and control over so many characteristics of your yarn. From softness to size and from twist to texture, learn how we make our own yarns with our enthusiastic and encouraging spinning instructors. Learn the art of hand-spinning yarn with our beginner's guide, debunking myths and revealing the joy of creating unique fibers for weaving and fiber arts. A Place to Weave is a weaving studio offering open studio and hand weaving lessons on multi-harness floor looms and Cricket Rigid Heddle looms. Open studio offers the opportunity to learn and advance your weaving skills in a community weaving environment. A library of weaving books and weaving patterns is availble to students to use.
