Woven Art's Home in East Lansing, Michigan
Woven Art is a unique and inviting yarn shop and fiber art gallery in downtown East Lansing, at the doorstep of Michigan State University. Our specialty is artisan yarns. We have our own line of hand-dyed and hand-painted yarns. We also carry handspun yarns, and yarns from small mills. Our large selection also includes yarns that are made from sustainable and environmentally friendly fibers, and yarns supported with great patterns and designs.

We got into this business because of a life long love of all things stringy, and an equal passion for sharing this love. We offer classes and workshops in knitting, crochet, weaving, dyeing, spinning and more. In addition to our own talented teaching staff, we bring in well-known instructors from both near and far.

The Gallery at Woven Art features regularly changing exhibits of FiberArt. Tapestry, Art Quilts, Wall hangings and Felt Sculpture have been shown, as well as apparel, including costumes and fashion. There is usually an artist reception at Woven Art during Lansing's First Sunday Gallery Walk.

Woven Art is a good place to get ideas for your next project, buy the best and most unusual yarn, and see exhibits of inspired and inspiring fiber art. Want to stay connected with WovenArt?
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News

03.22.2010Woven Art Retreat October 1-3, 2010
Celebrate the classics! Join us for a weekend of knitting and fiber (fun)damentals on the shores of beautiful lake Macatawa, in Holland Michigan. We have reserved a few cottages at the wonderful Rosewood Pointe Resort. We have planned a fabulous schedule of 4 workshops, two project knit alongs, a surprise birthday party, all meals, including dinner at a local Holland restuarant, and of course, a great bag full of amazing loot. Knitters of all skill levels are welcome. I promise you will come away with new and improved knitting skills, memories, and friends.
Instructors for this weekend are Sarah Peasley, and Jill Bigelow-Suttle, knit-along project leaders are Meg Croft and Nancy McRay. Though we have a full schedule, there will be time for beach volley ball, kayaking, or shopping in Holland.
Special early bird price of $290 holds your place, if received by June 20.
After June 20, the price goes to $325, still a great value.

Some of the above details are subject to change - but I promise you a great time!

Retreat is currently full, but we are taking a waiting list. Please call if you are interested! 517-203-4467

01.13.2010Rolling Calendar of Events
Gwen Bortner will be with us on September 12! Two classes, plus a book siging. See details in the classes and events section.

Woven Art is going to Stitches Midwest August 20-22. What shall I bring? What shall I bring?

Capital Area Yarn Shop annual shop hop-September 23-26.

Woven Art's first ever fiber art retreat, on beautiful Lake Mackatawa. October 1-3, 2010

Melissa Leapman back for cables, mosaic knitting and double knitting on November 13-14.

Sally Melville will be teaching at Woven Art the weekend of March 11-13 of 2011. We haven't chosen the classes yet - and I would love your feedback. Please visit Sally's website (www.sallymelvilleknits.com), and let me know what you like best.

Patsy Zawatoski returns April 2-3 for more spinning guru magic.

More details about many of these events to be posted soon. Check back, or give me a call: 517-203-4467

 
 
 
 
 
 
Location

Address
Woven Art
325B Grove Street
East Lansing, Michigan 48823
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Hours
closed-dye day
11 AM - 6 PM
11 AM - 6 PM
11 AM - 6 PM
11 AM - 6 PM
11 AM - 5 PM
12 PM - 4 PM
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Staff

Nancy McRay
Shop owner, dyer, weaver, knitter, crocheter, etc. Nancy's favorite thing is helping people with their projects.
Kelly McRay
Kelly is a student at Michigan State University majoring in Studio Art. She loves to crochet, and spin, and keeps up with the monthly stitch challenges.
Jessy Henderson
Quilter, knitter, and weaver. Jessy is very knowledgable and will cheerfully get you out of any knitting jam.
Deidra Clugston
An avid knitter for more than 5 years, Deidra's passion is designing simple garments and accessories that makes the most of each yarn's special attributes.
Meg Croft
Knitting devotee, and fan of all things mitten, sock, and lace, Meg can help you with just about anything. Just ask!