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Woven Pendants in December
The Nov/Dec meeting of the NVWG will be on 3 December, starting at 1pm at the Congregational Church of Harvard, 5 Still River Rd, Harvard MA. (There is no meeting in November.) Note that this is an afternoon hands-on meeting! … Continue reading →
Textile Recycling Presentation
Tuesday 22 Oct 2024, starting at 7 pmCongregational church of Harvard, 5 Still River Rd, Harvard MA Open to the public! Samantha Marino of Bay State Textiles will talk about what can be done locally to play a role in … Continue reading →
September 2024 Guild Meeting
Tips and tricks for zero waste and thriftiness in weaving! Tuesday 24 September, 7pm (social time), 7:30pm (meeting start time)Congregational Church of Harvard To kick off our “Zero Waste” theme this year, members will share ideas about what to do … Continue reading →
End-of-Year Potluck
Bobbin Lace at May 28, 2024 Guild Meeting
7:00 pm at the Congregational Church in Harvard, MA Lace makers Linda Kukolich and Sue Felshin will be presenting a program on bobbin lace. They will talk about lace making and about the use of lace in the 18th century, … Continue reading →
Chair Caning – April 2024 Meeting
March 2024 Program
Beyond Knitting and Crochet: Other Fiber Arts That Won’t Break the Bank with Chris Sterling Tuesday 3/26/24, 7 pm at the Congregational Church in Harvard MA At this in-person only meeting, Chris will share with the guild her collection of … Continue reading →
February 2024 Meeting with Laura Fry
Tuesday 27 February, 7 p.m. on Zoom Laura Fry presents “The Goldilocks Zone” The issue of tension rises in many stages in the weaving process. Laura will talk about what “good tension” is and ways to determine if the process … Continue reading →
Winter/Spring 2024 Programs
Save the dates! 2/27 – Laura Fry, “The Goldilocks Zone” on Zoom 3/26 – Chris Sterling, “Beyond Knitting and Crotchet; other fiber arts that won’t break the bank”, in person in Harvard 4/23 – Arlette Stawasz, Chair Caning, in person … Continue reading →