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Donna Hanson, weaver
Donna Hanson was introduced to weaving on a rigid heddle and on a floor loom by her mother, a professional weaver, in the early 1970’s. A former special education teacher, Donna began teaching at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota in 2009 and now teaches an average of 7 classes each trimester, including beginning and advanced techniques on floor looms and rug looms as well as lecture classes in design, color, blocks, and computer design. She has a particular interest in experimenting with color in her weaving, no matter the structure, and thoroughly enjoys the creative design process. Her work has been displayed at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota, Midwest Weavers Conference, and the Minnesota State Fair, earning many ribbons, including the Sweepstakes in weaving.
Donna Hanson, weaver
Donna Hanson was introduced to weaving on a rigid heddle and on a floor loom by her mother, a professional weaver, in the early 1970’s. A former special education teacher, Donna began teaching at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota in 2009 and now teaches an average of 7 classes each trimester, including beginning and advanced techniques on floor looms and rug looms as well as lecture classes in design, color, blocks, and computer design. She has a particular interest in experimenting with color in her weaving, no matter the structure, and thoroughly enjoys the creative design process. Her work has been displayed at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota, Midwest Weavers Conference, and the Minnesota State Fair, earning many ribbons, including the Sweepstakes in weaving.