This class will introduce the participants to an appreciation of Dine weaving by creating and weaving a small rug on a traditional upright loom. Dine weavings are internationally known for their unique designs and techniques using vegetal, natural and aniline dyed handspun wool. Traditional preparations of wool-carding, spinning and dyeing-will be discussed when time permits. The Navajo culture, history of rugs, and way of life will be included in the discussions during the instruction. There is no experience required for this class.