Explore the art of fiber in a welcoming and creative community at 577. Our small-group classes, led by skilled fiber artists and passionate instructors, offer hands-on learning for all experience levels. Beginners can start with foundational skills like sewing, crochet, and embroidery, while more advanced participants can expand their expertise with classes on visible mending, machine sewing, basket weaving, and more. Classes take place in the Cottage and Virginia’s House, with offerings that change each month, providing endless opportunities for inspiration and discovery.
Join us to explore the rich traditions of fiber arts and bring your creativity to life.
The expansion of fiber arts offerings at 577, including loom knitting, block printing, and handweaving, is made possible in part by an investment of public funds from the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically.
Upcoming Classes
December classes open for registration on Wednesday, October 28, at 9am. Click HERE to view a full list of upcoming classes.
Weaving II: Color in Warp & Weft
Friday, October 30 ~ 12:30pm to 4:30pm
Saturday, October 31 ~ 12:30pm to 4:30pm
Prerequisite: This class is designed for those with prior weaving experience. Participants must have successfully completed 577’s Learn to Weave class.
This class is for those who have taken Learn to Weave and would like to continue to weave on a rigid heddle loom with plenty of technical assistance and design advice. Weaving II classes differ from Creative Weaving Workshop classes as they involve either a larger project, a more complex warp, or a deeper look at a technique over a longer period of time.
For the Color in Warp & Weft class, looms will be prewarped with a variety of colors of wool yarn (colors may vary from example photo) and participants will choose their own weft yarns to explore the interaction of warp and weft colors. This class is all about playing with the possibilities of different color combinations on the loom.
Class will begin with a weaving demonstration and there will be plenty of technical assistance and guidance to help build skills as well as a discussion of different finishing techniques. Completed projects will be approximately 10″ x 22″. During the last part of class, your instructor will share ideas and tips on projects that can be made from pieces handwoven in class, with a demonstration of how to hand sew woven pieces into a small bag or other item at home.
Class Note: Participants must have taken Learn to Weave prior to taking a Weaving II class.
Community Instructor: Ellen Seeburger
Fireside Sip & Stitch for Crocheters & Knitters
Saturday, October 31 ~ 11am to 1pm
Monday, November 16 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Friday, December 18 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Enjoy a relaxing fireside session with fellow crochet and knitting enthusiasts as you work on your projects with guidance and support from a knowledgeable instructor. This class is perfect for anyone who’s stuck on a stitch and needs a little help, fiber folks looking for the motivation to finish a handmade gift, or anyone seeking friendly conversation while knitting or crocheting in the cozy Library of Virginia’s House. Grab your favorite tea, coffee, or hot cocoa from one of our many local coffee shops, and let’s get you stitching.
Participants are invited to bring their tools, yarn, and any patterns they are currently working on. You’ll have time to focus on your projects, and your experienced instructor will be on hand to answer your questions and help troubleshoot as needed.
Class Note: Participants are expected to have completed Intro to Crochet or Intro to Crochet for Families at 577, or have equivalent experience. This class is open to participants ages 7 and up. Youth participants ages 7–15 must be accompanied by an adult. If you’re unsure about your experience level, we’re happy to help you determine if this class is a good fit.
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
Intro to Loom Knitting: Pumpkins
Monday, November 2 ~ 5:30pm to 8pm
Explore the basics of loom knitting in this beginner-friendly class using 577’s knitting looms. Learn loom knitting terminology, get familiar with the tools, and practice the basics, including how to cast on, knit, and finish a project. By the end of class, you’ll have created your own loom-knitted pumpkin to take home.
All materials are provided, but participants are welcome to bring their own 24-peg loom and hook if they’d like. No prior experience is necessary; just bring your curiosity and enthusiasm!
577 Staff Instructor: Connie Stose
Macrame: Holiday Ornaments
Tuesday, November 10 ~ 5:30pm to 8pm
Create a festive set of handmade holiday ornaments while exploring the basics of macramé. Using four simple knots, participants will make a Christmas tree, star, and gnome with a variety of macramé cord and beads.
No prior macramé experience is needed. If you can tie your shoes, you can learn the basic knots used to create these fun holiday projects! Completed ornaments will be approximately 4 to 6 inches tall and 3 to 6 inches wide. All supplies are included.
Community Instructor: Sherry Kertesz
Needle Felting: Squirrel Gathering Winter Acorns
Two- Part Class
Thursday, November 5 ~ 12:30pm to 5pm
Thursday, November 12 ~ 12:30pm to 5pm
Whether you’re new to needle felting or looking to refresh your skills, this two-session class will cover foundational techniques while guiding participants through the creation of an adorable red squirrel gathering his acorns for winter.
Along the way, participants will explore several techniques for adding detail and personality to their squirrel, including creating small fingers with wire, hand carding to blend wool colors for a more realistic look, and building a wire armature that allows the finished squirrel to stand on its own. You’ll even create winter accessories, including a hat, vest, and basket. Step-by-step guidance, creativity, laughter, and plenty of relaxing felting time are all part of the experience.
Finished squirrels will be approximately 8 inches tall. Participants will take home their completed project, any leftover wool, a wooden handle with needle, extra multi-sized needles, a felting mat, an organizer case, and a reusable tote bag. Class Note: Participants who have multi-needle handles are encouraged to bring them.
Community Instructor: Iva Jean Kristek
Intro to Knitting
Tuesday, November 10 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Thursday, December 3 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Whether you need a refresher or you’ve never picked up knitting needles before, we’ve got you covered! Participants will learn how to tie a slip knot, cast on (getting the stitches on the needle), and master the knit stitch. We’ll also introduce the purl stitch to help build a solid foundation for tackling beginner patterns. To wrap things up, you’ll learn how to cast off so you can finish your project at home.
Everyone will begin by choosing their project—either a washcloth or a straight scarf—and selecting from a variety of yarn types and colors. We’ll provide the tools that best match your chosen yarn and project.
Participants will take home a pair of straight knitting needles, a skein of yarn, and printed handouts for reference, along with the skills and confidence to start knitting basic rectangular patterns on their own. Bring your questions and leave ready to cast on your next project!
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
Machine Sewing Workshop: Baking Apron
Monday, November 9 ~ 5pm to 8pm
Sew your own personalized baking apron in this sewing machine workshop, just in time for the holidays. Participants will learn how to assemble a PDF printed pattern, cut the fabric, construct the apron, and make adjustments for straps and size as needed, with instructor guidance along the way.
Class Note: Basic sewing machine knowledge is required for this class. Participants must bring 1.5 yards of cotton or quilting cotton fabric of their choice. Fabric can be purchased locally at the Quilt Foundry or other fabric stores. Fabric may also be available in 577’s Curiosity Shop, depending on recent donations and current inventory. Participants are also welcome to bring their own items to personalize their aprons, such as patches, buttons, lace, or other embellishments.
Community Instructor: Samantha Anderson
Basket Making: Market Basket
Two Dates Available!
Wednesday, November 11 ~ 11am to 3pm
Wednesday, November 18 ~ 11am to 3pm
Weave a colorful market basket that’s as useful as it is beautiful! Using a classic D-handle and various sizes and colors of flat reed, participants will build their basket from the base up while exploring traditional basket-weaving techniques.
The first part of class will focus on constructing the base around the handle using undyed flat reed. From there, choose from a variety of colored reeds to create a colorful alternating pattern as you weave up the sides. To finish, reed and cordage will be used to secure a strong rim, creating a sturdy basket ready for trips to the market, gathering from the garden, or displaying at home.
Class Note: This is a longer workshop, so participants are welcome to bring snacks to enjoy during class.
577 Staff Instructor: Samantha Day
Intro to Crochet
Wednesday, November 11 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Tuesday, December 1 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Learn how to tie a slip knot, how to chain stitch (the foundation of crochet), and the single crochet stitch in this fun introductory class. Whether you need a refresher or you’ve never picked up a hook before, this is the class for you!
Class will begin with choosing your project, yarn color, and the correct sized hook. All materials are included, but students are welcome to bring their own yarn or crochet hooks as well as a notepad and pen for taking notes. Pattern options: Washcloth or Straight Scarf. All supplies are included. No experience is necessary.
Class Note: This class is the pre-requisite class for advanced crochet classes. Participants ages 16 to 17 may participate without an adult.
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
Learn to Weave
Friday, November 13 ~ 2pm to 5pm
Saturday, December 12 ~ 9am to 12pm
If you’ve ever wondered what weaving is all about or how a loom works, this is the class for you! This beginner class is an introduction to handweaving on a rigid heddle loom. Participants will explore the handweaving process and learn the basics, such as weaving terminology, parts of the loom, how to select fiber for weaving, tips for successful weaving, and how to cut work off the loom and finish it.
Participants will work on pre-warped rigid heddle looms (so the looms are already set up and you’ll get weaving right away) and will use colorful wool yarns to create their first weaving project: a weft-faced mug rug. When complete, mug rugs will be approximately 5″ x 5″.
Important Class Notes: This class is a prerequisite for more handweaving classes to come in 2026. As looms will be pre-warped, class does not include how to dress a loom, but there will be a discussion of the process. Participants will use wool fibers in class.
Community Instructor: Ellen Seeburger
Bead Embroidery: Autumn Leaves
Thursday, November 12 ~ 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Learn the beautiful art of bead embroidery in this beginner-friendly class, where each person will create their own design of falling autumn leaves. Working in an embroidery hoop, participants will learn the basics of beaded embroidery and try different stitching methods. We’ll go over how to design your own pattern, stitch sharper corners, and smooth out rounded edges.
Each participant will receive a 6” embroidery hoop, felt, thread, and enough beads to complete their project. No experience is required, and all materials are provided.
Class Note: If you wear glasses or readers, we recommend bringing them to help with the small materials.
577 Staff Instructor: Kylee Crist
Make Your Own Mini Woven Acorns
Friday, November 13 ~ 1pm to 4pm
Celebrate the textures of autumn by creating two (2) unique mini woven acorns using natural materials. Beginning with small gourd shells as the base, participants will use longleaf pine needles and a traditional coiling technique to create the textured tops of their acorns.
Along the way, participants will explore the basics of pine needle coiling and discover how the technique can be used for other creative projects. Longleaf pine needles will be provided for class, but the same coiling method can also be practiced at home using suitable pine needles gathered from your own backyard.
577 Staff Instructor: Samantha Day
Creative Weaving Workshop: Basic Pick-up
Two Sessions Available!
Saturday, November 14 ~ 9am to 12pm
Friday, November 20 ~ 2pm to 5pm
Prerequisite: This class is designed for those with prior weaving experience. Participants must have successfully completed 577’s Learn to Weave class.
Continue building your skills on a rigid heddle loom with plenty of technical assistance and design guidance along the way. Each Creative Weaving Workshop will begin with a quick refresh of weaving techniques before introducing a new technique to practice, explore, and add to your weaving toolbox.
This workshop is an introduction to using a pick-up stick to create patterns. Whether you are interested in weaving samples just to practice, creating another mug rug, trying a new color palette, or designing a wall-hanging to decorate your home–this is a great opportunity to use 577’s looms to further your weaving skills—or to unwind and enjoy the weaving process for relaxation. A variety of different yarns will be available for you to get creative with, and looms will be pre-warped. Participants will weave a project of their choice.
Class Note: Participants must have taken Learn to Weave prior to taking a Creative Weaving Workshop. You will work on pre-warped looms 5” in width and be able to weave up to 12” in length. All projects must be cut off loom 15 minutes before the end of the session to allow for cleanup. This class does not include individual instruction on dressing the loom or other techniques not covered in demo or Learn to Weave prerequisite class.
Community Instructor: Ellen Seeburger
Intro to Loom Knitting: Winter Hat
Tuesday, November 17 ~ 6pm to 8:30pm
Curious about loom knitting? This beginner-friendly class is a great way to give it a try using 577’s knitting looms. Participants will become familiar with loom knitting terminology and tools while practicing the basics, including how to cast on, knit, and finish a project. By the end of class, you’ll have created your own simple loom-knitted hat to take home.
All materials are provided, with a variety of yarn available. Please note that yarn colors may vary based on availability. Participants are also welcome to bring their own 24- or 31-peg loom and hook if they’d like. No prior experience is necessary; just bring your curiosity and enthusiasm.
577 Staff Instructor: Connie Stose
Knitting II: Ear Warmer Headband
Wednesday, November 18 ~ 6pm to 8:30pm
Prerequisite: This class is designed for those with prior knitting experience. Participants must have completed Intro to Knitting at 577 or have equivalent experience.
Put your knit and purl skills to work while creating a stretchy headband designed to keep your ears warm and stay comfortably in place all winter long.
Class will begin with a Knit-2, Purl-2 alternating rib to give the headband its stretch. Along the way, participants will practice reading a simple pattern, using stitch markers, and creating short rows for shaping. To finish, you’ll sew on a button and leave with a cozy handmade accessory ready for cooler weather.
Class Note: Participants must have previously completed Intro to Knitting at 577 or have equivalent knitting experience. Participants are welcome to bring a notepad and pen for taking notes. All other supplies are provided.
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
The Art of Mending: Core Hand Sewing Skills
Wednesday, November 18 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Join us for a fun and relaxing evening learning core sewing skills that can help extend the life of your favorite clothing and household items. Whether you are brand new to sewing or looking to refresh old skills, this hands-on class will introduce a variety of practical techniques for everyday mending and repair.
Participants will learn how to select the best needle for the job, tips for threading needles with ease, and several core stitches, including the running stitch, back stitch, whipstitch, and ladder stitch. We’ll also practice sewing on different types of buttons. With these foundational skills, you’ll be able to repair seams on clothing, mend small tears, fix or raise a hem, close a seam on a throw pillow, and tackle a variety of basic household repairs with confidence. Each participant will take home printed instructions, needles, a needle threader, pins, and an assortment of thread to start their own mini repair kit at home.
Class Note: If you have an item you would like to mend but are unsure where to begin, feel free to bring it along. We’ll set aside time at the end of class to talk through ideas and options together.
Community Instructor: Melissa Owens
Needle Felting: Holiday Fawn
Tuesday, December 1 ~ 11am to 4pm
Whether you’re new to needle felting or looking to build on your skills, explore basic techniques while creating a holiday fawn that’s a perfect addition to your seasonal decor. With festive colors, soft wool, and plenty of room for creativity, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind piece inspired by the beauty of the holiday season.
Participants will learn how to create the fawn’s body using a wire armature covered with wool, add glass eyes, and form a holiday wreath around its neck featuring a holly leaf and berries to finish the festive look. Step-by-step guidance, laughter, relaxation, and plenty of creativity are all part of the experience.
Finished projects will be approximately 8 inches tall. Participants will take home their completed project, any leftover wool, a wooden handle with felting needle, extra multi-sized needles, a felting mat, an organizer case, and a reusable tote bag. Class Note: Participants who have multi-needle handles are encouraged to bring them.
Community Instructor: Iva Jean Kristek
Beginner Embroidery: Christmas Tree
Wednesday, December 2 ~ 6pm to 8pm
Create a beautiful embroidered Christmas tree while learning the basics of hand embroidery. This beginner-friendly class is designed for those who are new to embroidery or looking for a relaxing holiday craft.
Participants will work in a 3″ hoop to create their own festive Christmas tree using just two simple embroidery stitches. We’ll discuss different finishing options for your embroidery piece, including how to finish the back if you’d like to keep it in the hoop to display, turn it into an ornament, or remove it from the hoop and have it framed.
No previous embroidery experience is necessary. Step-by-step instructions will be provided throughout the class, and all supplies are included.
577 Staff Instructor: Jennie Hoffmann
Beaded Felt Ornaments: Gingerbread Houses
Thursday, December 10 ~ 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Get creative this holiday season as you design and make your own beaded and embroidered felt gingerbread house ornament. In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn the basics of hand sewing and beading on felt while exploring different stitching techniques and decorating your gingerbread house with colorful beads and sequins.
Choose from a variety of colors, bead shapes, and embellishments to personalize your design and create a one-of-a-kind ornament to hang on your tree or give as a handmade gift. No experience is required, and all materials, including felt, ribbon, thread, beads, and sequins, are provided.
Class Notes: If you wear glasses or readers, we recommend bringing them to help with the small materials.
577 Staff Instructor: Kylee Crist
Creative Weaving Workshop: Clasped Wefts
Friday, December 11 ~ 2pm to 5pm
Prerequisite: This class is designed for those with prior weaving experience. Participants must have successfully completed 577’s Learn to Weave class.
Continue building your skills on a rigid heddle loom with plenty of technical assistance and design guidance along the way. Each Creative Weaving Workshop will begin with a quick refresh of weaving techniques before introducing a new technique to practice, explore, and add to your weaving toolbox.
This workshop is an introduction to clasped wefts and the different ways to incorporate them into your weaving. Your instructor will demonstrate this versatile technique, which uses two weft yarns that interlock inside the shed to create a tapestry-like effect. Whether you are interested in weaving samples just to practice, creating another mug rug, trying a new color palette, or designing a wall-hanging to decorate your home, this is a great opportunity to use 577’s looms to further your weaving skills or to unwind and enjoy the weaving process for relaxation. A variety of different yarns will be available for you to get creative with, and looms will be pre-warped. Participants will weave a project of their choice.
Class Note: Participants must have taken Learn to Weave prior to taking a Creative Weaving Workshop. You will work on pre-warped looms 5” in width and be able to weave up to 12” in length. All projects must be cut off loom 15 minutes before the end of the session to allow for cleanup. This class does not include individual instruction on dressing the loom or other techniques not covered in demo or Learn to Weave prerequisite class.
Community Instructor: Ellen Seeburger
Creative Weaving Workshop: Weft-Faced Patterns
Saturday, December 12 ~ 2pm to 5pm
Prerequisite: This class is designed for those with prior weaving experience. Participants must have successfully completed 577’s Learn to Weave class.
Continue building your skills on a rigid heddle loom with plenty of technical assistance and design guidance along the way. Each Creative Weaving Workshop will begin with a quick refresh of weaving techniques before introducing a new technique to practice, explore, and add to your weaving toolbox.
This workshop is an introduction to using different weft-faced patterns in your weaving. Participants will explore creative ways to incorporate these patterns into their projects and weave a pattern sampler. Whether you are interested in weaving samples just to practice, creating another mug rug, trying a new color palette, or designing a wall-hanging to decorate your home, this is a great opportunity to use 577’s looms to further your weaving skills or to unwind and enjoy the weaving process for relaxation. A variety of different yarns will be available for you to get creative with, and looms will be pre-warped. Participants will weave a project of their choice.
Class Note: Participants must have taken Learn to Weave prior to taking a Creative Weaving Workshop. You will work on pre-warped looms 5” in width and be able to weave up to 12” in length. All projects must be cut off loom 15 minutes before the end of the session to allow for cleanup. This class does not include individual instruction on dressing the loom or other techniques not covered in demo or Learn to Weave prerequisite class.
Community Instructor: Ellen Seeburger
Hand & Machine Sewing 101
Monday, December 14 ~ 5pm to 8pm
Learn the basics of hand and machine sewing in this class specially designed for beginners, no prior experience needed. We’ll go over basic hand stitches, how to thread and operate a sewing machine, and each person will make their own small pin cushion to take home and use for your future sewing projects.
Sewing machines are provided, but participants are welcome to bring their own to learn on.
Community Instructor: Samantha Anderson
Knitting II: Simple Knit Beanie
Tuesday, December 15 ~ 6pm to 8:30pm
Prerequisite: This class is designed for those with prior knitting experience. Participants must have completed Intro to Knitting at 577 or have equivalent experience.
Continue building your knitting skills as you learn to knit in the round on circular needles and create a warm, simple beanie hat. Building on the knit and purl stitches covered in Intro to Knitting, participants will explore new techniques while creating a seamless hat that’s perfect for cooler weather or giving as a handmade gift.
Your instructor will guide you through casting on to circular needles, creating a stretchy brim using an alternating knit-one, purl-one rib stitch, and transitioning to stockinette stitch for the main body of the hat. You’ll also learn how to decrease stitches to shape the top of your beanie, close it without gathers or gaps, and add an optional pompom. Throughout the class, participants will receive individual guidance and learn how to troubleshoot common knitting challenges.
Completed hats will measure approximately 7″ to 9″ tall and 20″ to 27″ in circumference. Participants making a hat as a gift are encouraged to bring a hat or head measurements for the intended recipient to help determine the correct size. Everyone will take home a set of circular knitting needles, a skein of yarn, a tapestry needle, and printed handouts to continue practicing at home. Participants are also welcome to bring a notepad and pen. All other supplies are provided.
Class Note: Participants must have completed Intro to Knitting at 577 or have equivalent experience with knit and purl stitches. If you’re unsure whether your knitting experience meets the prerequisite, we’re happy to help determine if this class is a good fit.
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
Make Your Own Hand-Decorated Tea Towels
Friday, December 18 ~ 1pm to 3:30pm
Learn how to use simple stenciling, printmaking, and hand stitching techniques to create charming, one-of-a-kind tea towels perfect for adding whimsy to your kitchen or for meaningful gift giving.
Class begins with easy to follow demonstrations, hands on practice, and lots of inspiration to get the creative juices flowing. Each participant will receive three (3) 11″ by 17″ white cotton towels, and will spend the rest of class designing and decorating their towels by hand.
Fabric safe paints, embroidery thread, and fabric scraps will be available in a variety of colors, along with several pre-carved stamp block designs, and pre-made stencils to use. Feeling extra creative? We’ll also have materials available for anyone interested in creating their own stencils.
577 Staff Instructor: Connie Stose
English Paper Piecing: Wreath Ornament
Saturday, December 19 ~ 9am to 12pm
Explore the art of English Paper Piecing in this beginner-friendly class creating a wreath ornament. English Paper Piecing is a traditional hand-sewing patchwork technique stitching together geometric shapes to create a design. We will use glue to stabilize the fabric to paper templates and then stitch them together to form a dual-sided hanging fabric wreath ornament for the holidays.
No sewing experience is needed, and all materials will be provided. While most participants will finish the ornament in the class timeframe, you will have materials and instructions to finish at home. Participants will take home their project, thread, a needle, sewing clips, and a needle threader. Participants will each make one 4.5″ wreath ornament.
Community Instructor: Melissa Owens
Crochet II: Granny Square Remix ~ Scrap Yarn!
More classes coming soon
Let’s continue expanding your stitch knowledge—sustainably! Learn to use double-crochet and chain stitches to create granny squares in a variety of shapes, including squares, triangles, and more. A fun way to upcycle scrap yarn, granny squares are a versatile and sustainable way to create new projects by simply sewing them together. Think blankets, vests, purses, scarves, and beyond—giving leftover yarn new life.
Participants will also learn how to make shell patterns, switch yarn colors, and sew crochet squares together. All supplies are included, but participants are encouraged to bring their own crochet hooks and yarn scraps from home to personalize their work and reduce waste.
Class Notes: Participants must have completed Intro to Crochet at 577 before registering for any Crochet II class.
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
Intro to Crochet for Families
Look for more sessions in 2027!
Ages 7-17/Adults 18+
Learn to crochet together as a family! Whether you need a refresher or you’ve never picked up a hook before, each adult and child pair will focus on how to tie a slip knot, how to chain stitch (the foundation of crochet), and the single crochet stitch. Each participant will create a project of their choice – a dishcloth, a coaster, a scarf, or a little lap blanket.
Participants will have a variety of yarns and tools on hand to choose from. We’ll start by choosing your desired project, your yarn color, and the correct-sized hook. All supplies are included to reduce beginner frustration from using the wrong tools. Everyone will receive a crochet hook and a ball of yarn along with handouts for reference when practicing and helping each other at home.
Class Notes: Each registration is for one (1) youth between the ages of 7 to 17, with an accompanying adult 18 years old and older. Due to the small class size, only one adult may accompany the youth registered. If an adult would like to accompany multiple youth participants, please sign up each youth participant individually and list the adult’s name for each registration.
Community Instructor: Annie Johnson
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