December's program will be A Virtual Tour of  "Left of Center Art Space" - a studio Art Space shared by local collaborative artisans who work, create and sell their wares.

January's program will be a Zoom lecture by Denise Kovnat:  "Echo and Jin: Variations on a Theme" More information about Denise can be found on her website: https://www.denisekovnat.com/

The program in February will be presented by Sara Bixler, the owner of and an instructor at Red Stone Glen Fiber Arts Center.  She will discuss weaving with knitting yarns. Sara is the daughter of renowned weaving instructor, Tom Knisely. This will be a Zoom meeting.

Denise’s description of the class is this: “As Marian Stubenitsky has shown in Weaving with Echo and Iris, extended parallel threadings offer endless possibilities. In this workshop, designed for advanced beginners and beyond, you will begin the workshop with your loom dressed in a two-color warp threaded on opposites. (Drafts will be provided about 6 […]

March's program will be a Zoom lecture presented by Marilyn Romatka,  “Card Trick: The Magic of Tablet Weaving”. To read more about Marilyn see her website at www.taprootfolkarts.com.

This meeting will be live and take place in our usual meeting location, the Shawsville Community Center (directions are available on our "About Us" page here. We have a lot to talk about with you at our April meeting and so there will be no formal program. But we want and need you there so […]

Guild yard sale. This has become a yearly tradition and is a great opportunity for you to sell that equipment or fiber that you are no longer using or purchase something you’ve been looking for. Sometimes there are even freebies. So, if you’re cleaning up your weaving workspace, put aside those items you’re ready to […]

This four hour class will be presented by member, Mauna Hair, and is free to members.  It is one of three of our "Summer Classes for Guild Members"  programs.

Second class in our summer series, member Judy Wills will present this one, and will cover back-to-front and front-to-back methods.  Students will bring their own looms.  Class size will be small.  

This is the third and last in the summer series.  It will be given via Zoom, by member Harriet Roadman.  All of the classes in the series are free,  geared to beginner weavers, and are only open to members.

This will be the first meeting of the 2022-2023 guild year, with new officers and will be a business meeting.  This meeting will be via Zoom.

Intro to Supplemental Warps guild presentation:  Deb Essen, author of Easy Weaving with Supplemental Warps, takes weavers on an overview of what supplemental warps are, why use supplemental warps and how to weave supplemental warps without a second back beam! This meeting will be via Zoom.