December 1, 2026, starting at 1pm (NOTE THE SPECIAL TIME!)

at the Congregational Church of Harvard, 5 Stillwater Rd., Harvard MA

The December NVWG meeting will be a hands-on workshop on fingerweaving, led by Joan Paul. Fingerweaving is an ancient form of weaving practiced by the indigenous people of North America to make sashes, belts and straps. You will learn how to weave the diagonal and chevron patterns on split rings to take home.

Joan Paul is a member of the NVWG and the Weavers’ Guild of Boston and has been weaving for over 40 years, enjoying learning different weaving techniques.

People who plan to (or *think* they will) participate are asked to please RSVP by 11/22 to programs@nvwg.org All are welcome!

Also at this meeting… Trysha will have her loom on hand at the Nov/Dec mtg, to show her unique style of weaving. Trysha came up with this style of weaving because traditional weaving caused her pain. So she alleviated that pain by doing untraditional things. Come see what she’s worked out for herself, and decide it her methods will work for you!