Support Weaving

Our Weaving Studio, situated in the Louise Pitman Fiber Arts Building, is home to numerous looms, warping boards, a yarn closet, a well-stocked supply closet, washing machine and dryer, and a reading library. Occasionally, other types of classes will be assigned to this space when there’s no weaving class, especially ones that benefit from the large expanse of tables and workspace in the front of the studio.

With your support, the Folk School can ensure that the Weaving Studio thrives and continues to provide opportunities for the hundreds of students who pass through our program each year.

Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated; donations of $1,000 or more can be restricted to studio facilities and equipment needs, which are determined annually by staff.

A person is holding a colorful patterned textile, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.

Textiles & Natural Fibers Coordinator

Allie Dudley

Allie is a textile artist working primarily in weaving and stitching. After completing a degree in Cinema & Media Studies at the University of Chicago, they turned towards textiles, taking a historical angle, and focusing on traditional tapestries, Appalachian coverlets, and antique stitching samplers. Allie’s weavings have been included in international shows, including the Irene Davies Emerging Artist Award Finalist Exhibition at the Australian Tapestry Workshop, and they are a member of the South Arts 2021 Emerging Traditional Artists Program cohort. Allie now lives in Brasstown with their goats.

Locate & Contact

Please contact Development for more information.

John C. Campbell Folk School

Development Office

Barbie White, Development Manager

1.800.FOLK.SCH (365-5724) x 139

Mailing Address
One Folk School Road
Brasstown, NC 28902

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