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    Finger-Weaving Workshop

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    By FAAM Staff on January 26, 2019 Blog, Web Content
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    Sample of finger weaving: Sash by Sandy Fife Wilson (Muscogee Creek)

    FAAM is happy to host a finger-weaving workshop taught by Chickasaw artist Kelley Lunsford. She will teach a cross-over design. This is an introductory-level class; however, more experienced finger-weavers are welcome, and Kelley can answer your questions.

    Where: FAAM Office, 1005 N. Flood Ave., #100, Norman, OK (NE corner of shopping center)

    When: Saturday, February 2, 1:00–4:00 pm

    How much: $25 per person, including supplies (dowel and yarn). Limit 12 participants. Register online:




    If you want to register more than one person, you’ll have to register and pay for each person individually.

    Questions? Email us.

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