Co-Sponsored with the Boston Area Spinners and Dyers Presented by author Virginia Postrel, 7pm via Zoom Textiles are one of humanity’s oldest and most influential technologies, but nowadays most people take them for granted. Drawing on her widely praised new book The … Continue reading →
A few of our Guild members took a 3 Dimensional weaving workshop with Sally Eyring, back in February. Please join us for a Virtual Show and Tell, to see some of the pieces that we made during and after the … Continue reading →
Join us via Zoom at 7pm for a presentation by professional photographer Joe Ofria. Joe has been photographing fine art for almost 40 years. He will talk about what makes a good photo, how to use what equipment you have, … Continue reading →
Members, please join us via Zoom at 7pm on 23June for our Annual Meeting and Zoom Show and Tell! Come prepared to vote on our slate of officers, and spend a few minutes telling us about your Guild Challenge Project. … Continue reading →
Due to the uncertain times we are living in with current COVID-19 restrictions, we are cancelling and postponing some of our Spring programs. 28April2020 afternoon meeting is cancelled. This was to be a presentation of “other looms”, where members would … Continue reading →
Our meeting scheduled for 24March2020, featuring a presentation on Shibori, has been cancelled. We will do our best to reschedule this topic for another time, once all COVID-19 directives have been lifted. We are still planning to hold our meeting … Continue reading →
Our program for Tuesday evening Oct 22 will be to paint some warps. This will be a hands-on program and you must have your own warps. Warp must be wool, other *animal* fiber, or silk. Warp should be white or … Continue reading →
From the League of NH Craftsmen Newsletter: HQ was contacted by a lovely woman who, with her husband, had worked for over 25 years doing production weaving for interior designers and architects throughout New England. She is located in Cabot, … Continue reading →
Shaft Switching! Doesn’t that term sound complicated and scary? Yet over and over we hear that it’s a very simple way to diversify your designs. Members Leslie Ardison and Amy Stevens will explain the mystery of this technique, invented by … Continue reading →