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 →
Thanks again to Judith for a great hands-on program on Tuesday! I mentioned that the Nashoba Valley Knitters’ Guild is having Linda Cortright from Wild Fibers coming to give a presentation on her recent travels in the Falklands and about the … Continue reading →
There are 8 us enjoying the tapestry weaving class with Janet Austin. Here’s what Arlette has woven so far.
REMINDER from Guild Member Reba Maisel TIME TO DESTASH!!!! MASSIVE YARN SALE Cones, Skeins, Assortments (a few vintage Rowan Kits), Free Patterns – all from my personal stash. (Prices start at $2 – BARGAINS GALORE!) cash or … Continue reading →
I’m participating in 2 different events this weekend that might be of interest. Historic Trades Day at Hartwell Tavern (part of Minuteman National Historic Park) in Lexington – I’ll be spinning in my great wheel. Colonial Craft Day at the … Continue reading →
I just finished 2 blankets for our service project. One had natural color weft and the other has lime green. Both are about 34″ x 38″. I used a color transition in the warp that have kind of a neat … Continue reading →
There is still space in Janet Austen’s Tapestry Workshop the last weekend of October. All the details can be found at this post https://nvwg.org/?p=490. This class sold out at NEWS, to the disappointment of many. To sign up, send an email … Continue reading →
Jacquie Chalmers weaves buttons on “Wee Looms” made on her husband’s 3D printer. We’re talking with her about a guild program in the spring. Anyone interested? We’re hoping to have her do a hands-on program at one of our Guild … Continue reading →