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A beginner workshop in Fes Medina with design, colour choice and hands-on weaving on a mini loom, capped at seven learners in the current outline.
A learning experience in Fes, Morocco
Weaving · Moroccan craft
About Anou
A beginner workshop in Fes Medina with design, colour choice and hands-on weaving on a mini loom, capped at seven learners in the current outline.
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Come inside the lesson
A worthwhile weaving session gives you time to try the skill, hear useful feedback and improve your next attempt.
Weaving in Fes: Identify the fibre and pattern, practise one movement and credit the person teaching it.
A small sample where appropriate, vocabulary for the technique and a better way to judge future work.
Why we would make the detour
A beginner workshop in Fes Medina with design, colour choice and hands-on weaving on a mini loom, capped at seven learners in the current outline.
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