Meet our Teachers
Ann Glick
Ann started spinning over 20 years ago, after her oldest daughter started spinning. Her husband bought her a spinning wheel for their anniversary, and she has not stopped spinning since. The next logical step was to share her passion for spinning with others. Along the way she moved to Alabama to be closer to grandchildren. She and her husband now raise goats, chickens and turkeys while enjoying every chance to share her love for the fiber arts.
LaVonne Stucky
LaVonne Stucky owns and operates Serentiy Sheep Farm Stay and The Wool Mill. She has raised Romney Crossbred sheep for over 30 years in the Gallatin Valley. LaVonne has taught wet felting and needle felting to adults and children for more years than she can remember. You have seen her at the Copper K as a vendor since the beginning. She has also taught several classes here over the years.
Randy Glick
Fiber artist Randy Glick has been spinning, weaving, dyeing and living the fiber dream for over 25 years, teaching all levels of fiber enthusiasts from home school youth to regional fiber festivals. An inductee into the Montana Circle of American Masters in Folk Art, his mission has been sharing his passion for all things fiber.
Tammy Jordan
Tammy is a fourth-generation fiber artist who enjoys sharing her passion with everyone she meets. She has a fiber-arts business, Goldieknots Montana, specializing in Montana-grown wool, yarn, spinning fiber, and Made in Montana gift items. Prior to moving to Montana, she lived in Southern California and the Pocono Mountains where she was a former Humane Education specialist for the SPCA. Her teaching style is fun, creative, and interactive. When she’s not on the road teaching or in her studio creating, spinning, knitting, or felting, you can find her spending time with her dogs, sheep, horse, and other barnyard critters.
