Mary Merrill Fiber Weekend with 1:00 pm John Colony Lecture Sunday, March 20, 2016, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Fuller Craft is delighted to present Mary Merrill: Fields of Interest (March 19 – April 17, 2016). This legacy exhibition will … Continue reading →
This was sent to us to share. It was sent by Susan Connolly suzliden@gmail.com. If anyone has been to this in the past, please reply to the post and let us know what you thought. ___________________________________________ This year’s three day fiber … Continue reading →
The weather is still kind of indeterminate – typical New England – but it sounds like the most probable scenario is that the heavy stuff is going to be underway right when we would be leaving the meeting to go home. To … Continue reading →
The weather forecast is iffy for tonight. We are going to make a decision before 5:00, so please check back here before going to the Fiber Loft. Notices are also being sent to our membership email list and the yahoo group. … Continue reading →
Hi, folks, This came to us through board member Judith Shangold. If you like taking surveys and you like fiber arts, then check it out. Penny Calling all fiber artists! The fiber arts community needs your feedback. Please take … Continue reading →
The next meeting of the guild will be held on February 23rd at the Fiber Loft. The program will be presented by Deb Kaplan and will be on Unusual Materials. Here is her description: Unusual materials are both ancient and … Continue reading →
Free Heddles – I think they’re just the standard wire heddles from Leclerc. They are 10.5″ long tip to tip and were given to me but I can’t use them on either of my looms. My best guess without counting, is … Continue reading →
NVWG members are invited to a private tour of Twisted Again, led by the curator, Lyn Christiansen, at 11 am on Tuesday Feb. 9th. We will meet at Fiber Loft at 10am to carpool. The exhibit is at Lasell College … Continue reading →
The gallery is open Tues thru Saturday 1-4. The artist reception is Sunday Feb 9 from 4-6, which might be a fun day to go, but I may have another commitment that day. Wondering if anyone would be interested in … Continue reading →
Learn about the fashions and textiles of the 1860’s. Fabric of the period was vibrant and women used it to create spectacular clothing for themselves and their families. At our next meeting, I’ll be giving an overview of cloth common during the … Continue reading →