Ravenstail Weaving Project Finishing class scheduled for Dec. 7-12 in Ketchikan

Fiber artist Kathryn Rousso will help students complete their unfinished Ravenstail weaving projects during a class held Dec. 7-12 at the Totem Heritage Center. She will guide weavers in mastering techniques, understanding patterns and refining skills needed for achieving completed pieces. Rousso, and accomplished cedar bark, Ravenstail, and Chilkat weaver. has devoted her career to studying and teaching traditional textile weaving.

Students must provide their own weaving materials. Contact the Totem Heritage Center for supply sources.

Students can register in person, over the phone or via mail. Registration is open and ongoing.

Call the Totem Heritage Center at 225-5900 or email StaceyW@city.ketchikan.ak.us

Sign up two weeks before the start of class to receive a discount on your registration fee.

The discount deadline is Nov. 23.

For more information on Native Arts Studies Program classes and instructors, visit

www.KetchikanMuseums.org

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