Does anyone want this very wide rigid heddle loom? It has a 44″ weaving width, 8, 10, and 12-dent heddles, and a folding stand. The heddles are stamped “Beka” but I suspect this is some sort of homemade Frankstein dealie. … Continue reading →
Hi Everyone, The next Museum opening at the Faulkner House in Acton is set for 25June, from 3-5pm. I will not be able to make it to this demo, but am hoping that one or more of you might be … Continue reading →
I’ve got a large lining pillow 32″ X 19″ stuffed with polyester fill. You could get at least 2 normal size pillows out of it. Too large to pack for AZ. I can bring it to the potluck if anyone … Continue reading →
Hi Everyone, This weekend is Memorial Day, and the Faulkner House in Acton will be open on Sunday, 28May, from 3-5pm. I am planning to bring over some more weft for the big loom, and probably finish weaving the warp … Continue reading →
In place of our regular May meeting, The Nashoba Valley Weavers’ Guild Presents “Yarn: The Movie” A screening at the Harvard Public Library, Volunteers Room 4 Pond Road, Harvard MA Doors open at 6:30, screening starts promptly at 7pm. The film … Continue reading →
Hello all, This is directed to Susan T. I am entering two pieces to NEWS. Both Andrew and I are still fuzzy on the details of how we do this. Could you please let us know what we need to … Continue reading →
Our April meeting will be a discussion over “tips and tricks” that make weaving easier and more fun! Please bring along any tools, books or ideas to share. Or just come with questions and take home inspiration. We’ll also have … Continue reading →
Sharing this on behalf or Pleasant Mountain: Our 10th annual, three-day fiber arts program will be held June 23 – 25 at the Denmark Municipal Building, Denmark, Maine. The website is now updated with this year’s schedule of exciting fiber … Continue reading →
Complete schedule and up to date information can be found here: https://tiartscenter.org/whc.php
Continue reading →Our March meeting will be on Tuesday, 28 March. The program will be “Photographing your Handwovens”, presented by Paul Sarapas. Paul is a teacher and department coordinator at Lincoln Sudbury high school. He is also the entrepreneur behind “Every Picture … Continue reading →