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 →
Here is a video about Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley, where we donated our blankets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBWI11vbObs&feature=youtu.be
Continue reading →Here are a few of the blankets woven by our members for donation to Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley.
Continue reading →Sick of your fiber stash? Feel the need for something new? Want to support local farms and businesses? Check out the Farm Fiber Days at Russell’s in Wayland. The market runs weekly on Saturday from January 9 – March … 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 →
Reba asks that we bring our woven lap blankets to the Guild meeting on Dec. 1. If you can’t make it then, you can leave them at the Fiber Loft by Dec. 15. Bring them in and let us all … Continue reading →