Fiber Arts on 4th

We still have several workshops this summer with open spots! Escape the heat and spend a day (or two) with us learning a new skill and meeting great people. Visit our link in bio to register.

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All workshops are held at Fiber Arts on 4th in Los Ranchos, NM, in the greater Albuquerque area. In addition to classes, demonstrations, and guest speakers, we have a shop selling yarn, looms, and other quality fiber arts equipment.

CLOSED this week June 18-21. See you next week! ☀️

Check out our fabulous calendar of May events!

We are thrilled to announce that we will be starting renovations to our space next week! The goal of this remodel is to improve and modernize the facilities and double our usable space. Construction will happen in 2 phases to ensure that we can continue running workshops and keep our store open.

Phase 1: Renovation of the currently unused space on the right side of the building.

Phase 2: Creation of a classroom double the size of our current class space with sinks and electrical outlets for dyeing, and turning the current class space into a loom room.

**We have no plans to cancel any workshops!! Classes will continue, and our store will remain open.**

We have some incredible workshops coming up with room available! This is a wonderful opportunity to treat yourself, gift a spot to a friend, or learn a new craft. Visit our website and scroll under the WORKSHOPS tab to register for the class that catches your eye.

We’re taking a field trip! Join us Tuesday, May 5 to visit the Intersection: Color and Form Art exhibition in Santa Fe. Our founder and owner, Cael Chappell has three baskets in this show. After, we will visit the Museum of International Folk Art before returning to Fiber Arts on 4th.

If you would like to ride in the van, please register online with the ticket that says “VAN RIDE+museum excursion.” If you would like to arrange your own transportation and meet us there, register for the “Museum Excursion ONLY.”

There is a beautiful cross-section between art and function when it comes to fiber work. One of our members came in to show us this beautiful shirt she had made through combining various fiber techniques. After weaving a piece of fabric on a rigid heddle loom, she crocheted panels and sleeves—sewing them all together to make this beautiful, handmade garment. The book that guided her, Woven Style for the 15” Rigid Heddle Loom is one we sell in store. Pick it up today and learn how to make your woven work into functional art.

And don’t forget to check out the workshops we featured last week that teach unique, meaningful ways to weave wearable art!