Spin Unusual fibers Day July 27, 1 - 4 pm Location: location has changed. Please check your email sent from Barb Please bring:
Dye day Aug 3 I will send out another update via email with additional details soon Jefferson County Fair Registration day for weaving is on August 5 Here is the Premium Book: ![]()
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Our picnic and meeting is today, Tuesday June 11th at the Pavilion at HJ Carroll Park from 4:00 - 8:00 PM. We hope you can make it. It is a pot luck, so bring something to share if you can.
Also bring a plate, silverware and whatever you would like to drink. Also remember to bring your contributions for our stash sale. Ann will be there to collect all the great fiber that you plan to donate. We will also have our usual show and tell, so don't forget to bring your latest creations. KPM fiberfest is Sunday, May 18, from 10 am to 3pm
https://brigidtrading.com/blogs/events/kingston-public-market-kpm-fiber-fest Our next guild meeting is on May 14. Doors open at 6:30. Our meeting begins at 7pm. Please bring your plain weave examples with something unique! Our next meeting is Tuesday, April 9. Doors will open at 6:30pm and the program will begin at 7pm. This month's program features Amelia Garripoli who will be speaking in person on Nalbinding. Please join us! Members, if you are unable to join us in person, check your emails for the zoom link.
They Whidbey Island Weavers Guild is having a Spin-In this coming weekend at the Oak Harbor High School on Whidbey Island. All are welcome.
Admission: $20 for both days. An optional fiber pack will also be available for purchase Dates: April 6 and April 7 Time: 10am - 4pm, both days For details: https://whidbeyweaversguild.org/?page_id=1982 Also, the marketplace will be free to the public on Saturday April 6 11am -1pm. Members, if you plan on joining us remotely tonight, check your emails for the updated zoom link.
Our March meeting is on Tuesday, March 12. We will be back at our usual location at St Paul's Episcopal Church's parish hall (1020 Jefferson St, Port Townsend, WA 98368).
Zoom will be available. Check your emails for the login info if you wish to attend remotely. If you not did receive an email, contact us. This month's program features Laura Fry: The Full Spectrum: There are multiple variables in the weaving process. Change one thing and something else will be affected. Learning how all these processes interact with each other – why density affects absorbency, for example – will help the weaver make good choices in the designing of their cloth. Doors open at 6:30pm and the program begins at 7pm. Hope to see everyone there! We’ll be spinning at the fairgrounds for the first Monday of the month, 1:30, in the 4H building.
We’ll be spinning at the Community Church in Port Hadlock, 1:30, the remainder of the month. For those that are on Facebook,
Betty Nordberg, co-chair for the 2025 ANWG conferenc,e started a Facebook group to communicate updates for the 2025 conference "I thought you might like to know that the ANWG 2025 Conference group is up on FB. Those who join will be kept up on all the latest happenings.” The Facebook group is named: ANWG 2025 Conferenc |