Upcoming classes and workshops
If you are interested in learning about classes as they become available please shoot me an e-mail at
JillLynn@jillLynn.com and I will send out a teaching schedule as it fills in.
Seamless Vest (offered twice this summer)
July 13 - 15, 2011
9am -5 pm
JillLynn Studio
Lakeville, MN 55044
contact me jilllynn@jillllynn.com or give me a call at 952-484-1146
This will be a very small class of 2-3 people, so register early if you are interested.
Put your felting skills and knowledge to the test as we create a fun and kicky vest. Your style and favorite color combinations can be worked into a practical and wearable piece of art. We will address sizing, quality and drape in this three day workshop.
Cost: $288 per person + materials
Seamless Vest (full)
August 5-7, 2011
9am -5 pm
JillLynn Studio
Lakeville, MN 55044
contact me jilllynn@jillllynn.com or give me a call at 952-484-1146
Cost: $288 per person + materials
Dyeing Fabric and Fibers using Sabraset Dyes
July 9, 2011
10 am -4 pm
JillLynn Studio
Lakeville, MN 55044
contact me jilllynn@jillllynn.com or give me a call at 952-484-1146
We will use Sabraset dyes to dye both a length of silk fabric and an ounce of wool roving.
Cost: $72 per person + materials
Kid's Summer Camp (Crossing)
July 25-29, 2011
Crossings
Zumbrota, MN
Go to http://www.crossingsatcarnegie.com for all the details
5 day session for grades 3 and up
Cost: $220
Kids should bring a sack lunch with them for this all-day camp
Seamless Felted Slippers (Cancelled)
August 13, 2011
10 am -4 pm
JillLynn Studio
Lakeville, MN 55044
contact me jilllynn@jillllynn.com or give me a call at 952-484-1146
A pair of felted wool slippers is not only the most comfortable pair of slippers you own, but it is also a great way to add the techniques of using a resist and shifting shape to your feltmaking know-how.
Cost: $72 per person + materials
Nuno Felted Scarf
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
6 - 9 pm
Textile Center
Minneapolis, MN
contact Textile Center to register for this class
Nuno felting is the art of manipulating a small amount of wool fiber through a fairly open weave fabric. The result is a lightweight fabric with beautiful drape. A discussion of the effects of different fabrics when fused with wool will begin class. Students will then create a beautiful nuno felt scarf with merino wool and hand-dyed silk provided by the Jill.
$69/$60 Textile Center Members
$15 Materials fee (includes hand dyed silk and 2 oz merino wool)
Felted Lattice Scarf
Saturday, August 20, 2011
12 - 4 pm
Textile Center
Minneapolis, MN
contact Textile Center to register for this class
In this class we will complete a lightweight lacy wool scarf, great for year round use. Come learn how to pull the wool fibers in even thin wisps, explore layout options, and determne how far to go with the felting/fulling pocess to create a scarf that is made for durability and drape.
$74/$64 Textile Center Members
Nuno Felted Scarf
Saturday, August 27, 2011
10 am - 2 pm
Lake Regions Arts Council
Fergus Falls, MN
Free for participants, costs covered by the LRAC Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Pre registration required, space limited to 10 students. Register by contacting Lake Region Arts Council by email: LRAC4@LRACgrants.org or by phone 1-218-739-5780. Deadline to register is August 12, 2011.
Nuno felting is the art of manipulating a small amount of wool fiber through a fairly open weave fabric. The result is a lightweight fabric with beautiful drape. A discussion of the effects of different fabrics when fused with wool will begin class. Students will then create a beautiful nuno felt scarf with merino wool and hand-dyed silk provided by the Jill.
Regarding Seamless Garments or Larger Projects

Quite a few inquiries are made about teaching larger items, especially the seamless garments. Jill is more then willing to teach such a class and can accommodate two people for a larger project her home studio. Or if you have a space that can accommodate a large project, let her know and we can arrange a fabulous class.
Remember, large projects take not only space, but time as well.
There is really nothing like taking that wool fiber to the final garment without using your sewing machine. So do consider it taking on the challenge!