Mary Ellen Anderson, like many of us, learned to crochet at her mother’s side at a very young age (8). As she grew she experimented with needlepoint, embroidery, crewel work, macramé (that should tell just how old she is) cross stitch, sewing and quilting. It wasn’t until 1994 that she found her passion. It was at a sheep-to-shawl demonstration at the New Mexico State Fair that she fell in love with weaving. She began with a rigid heddle loom and now spends much of her time with her various looms (when she isn’t having fun with her husband, kids, grandkids, or training her search and rescue dog, Baxter). 

Mary Ellen will be teaching Rigid Heddle Weaving.