The only classes I've taken have been Rebecca Mezoff's classes. https://rebeccamezoff.com/online-learning She's great, I would definitely check her out if you are interested. She has a variety of classes, some for beginners and others for more experienced weavers.

I recently bought Warp and Weft and mean to start it this year, once I get through a little project I'm working on. Warp and Weft is her in-depth tapestry basics course. I think I have the basics down already hah but want to do a course like that since I was mostly self taught at first and I want to sort of go backwards and get a proper foundation.

Hi :) I think I have most of my posts about it tagged as 'tapestry diary' but I may have forgotten to tag some. If you search my blog for 'diary' they should show up. Or just scroll through my blog since I haven't posted a ton of posts overall haha.

Tommye Scanlin is the weaver I saw doing tapestry diaries and is why I started mine. She has a book called Marking Time which is about her diaries and other textile/fiber artist's daily practices. She also has posts on her blog about her diaries too. She's been doing them for 17 years!!!

It's been really good for me. I've always resisted a daily practice in any art form I've done. This is the first one to stick. I only missed one day. I made sure to give myself easy days - every fifth day is a simple stripe instead of the square with the design. And any time I was rushed I just did a simple gradient or something instead of imagery. Which is fine because it's still practice and that's the point of it. Ideally I wanted to record something about my day but sometimes I don't have time/energy to think about it.

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