Student Work

Beautiful textiles made by our students

A little inspiration from recent projects—tap any tile to view the class where magic was made.

Student with handwoven shawl Warping a floor loom for shawl Finishing fringe on shawl Beginner scarf class — finished scarves Students weaving on floor looms Weaving a scarf on a wide warp Students holding rag rugs Rag rug weaving in progress Group with finished rag rugs Botanical circular weaving — finished piece Circular weaving in progress on hoop Student working on botanical circular weaving Explorations sampler — textures & color blocks Explorations sampler in purples and greens Color-block weaving on loom Rigid heddle loom class at work Tapestry wall hanging Tapestry sample in progress

Make your own textiles!

Loom Studio is a dedicated weaving studio focused on high-quality instruction, thoughtful craftsmanship, and creating a supportive learning environment for students at all levels. We value patience, clarity, professionalism, and a deep respect for materials and process.

As we continue to grow, we are looking for skilled weavers and educators who are reliable, organized, and genuinely interested in contributing to a structured, student-centered studio environment.

Loom Studio is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

We welcome candidates from all backgrounds and encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, people of colour, and LGBTQIA+ individuals.

Interested in teaching at Loom Studio? email us with your CV.

Requirements and Qualifications:

  • Strong proficiency in floor loom and table loom weaving
  • Prior teaching or workshop facilitation experience (formal or informal preferred)
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • Ability to guide students of varying skill levels with patience and clarity
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Experience working in a studio environment and maintaining a clean, organized workspace
  • Passion for weaving and fostering creativity in others
  • Ability to follow an established curriculum while adapting to student needs

Nice to have:

  • Experience in other fibre or craft disciplines
  • Interest in contributing to curriculum development over time

How to Apply

Interested candidates should email info@loomstudio.ca with the following:

  • A cover letter outlining:
  • Your relevant weaving and teaching experience
  • Your availability for part-time contract work (including weekends and occasional evenings)
  • Your availability for weekly studio hours (e.g., Wednesdays 2–7pm beginning in August, if applicable)
  • A link to a portfolio of current work
  • Why you feel you would be a strong fit for Loom Studio and our studio culture

This role typically involves 1–3 classes per month plus ongoing weekly commitments to studio hours. Please only apply if you can commit reliably to this part-time teaching and support schedule.

Only applications with a complete cover letter addressing the above will be considered.