New and Occasional Weavers (NOW) Group Meeting Sunday, January 9, 2022: 1:00 to 2:30 pm; In-person and via ZOOM ZOOM Meeting link: The link will be posted on the WGM NOW group.io page several days before the meeting. If you are not on [...]
New and Occasional Weavers (NOW) Group Meeting Sunday, January 9, 2022: 1:00 to 2:30 pm; In-person and via ZOOM ZOOM Meeting link: The link will be posted on the WGM NOW group.io page several days before the meeting. [...]
Join the Discussion: Upcoming Community Read Selections February, date tbd: "Women's Work: the First 20,000 Years" by Elizabeth Wayland Barber, Chapters 1-6. March, date tbd: "Women's Work: the First 20,000 Years" by Elizabeth Wayland Barber, Chapters 7-Postscript As you read, [...]
New and Occasional Weavers (NOW) Group Meeting Sunday, November 14, 2021: 1:00 to 2:30 pm, Via Zoom Meeting link: The link will be posted on the WGM NOW group.io page several days before the meeting. If you are not on Groups.io, please email [...]
You're Invited! Contribute to the Portable Weavers' Ornament Display The Portable Weaving Interest Group invites all members of the Guild to join us in making and submitting holiday/winter ornaments to decorate the WGM office and shop this December. All traditions, [...]
Introducing the NEW! SAORI Interest Group October 13, 11:15am in-person at WGM, RSVP required About: The SAORI Interest Group is interested in exploring the creative weaving style founded by Misao Jo of Japan. Members are encouraged to bring something they [...]
New and Occasional Weavers (NOW) Group Meeting Sunday, October 10: 1 to 2:30pm via Zoom Meeting link: The link will be posted on the WGM NOW group.io page several days before the meeting. If you are not on Groups.io, please email Arlene (mtkamonk@comcast.net) or Gerri (greenboatgb@netscape.net) for the [...]
Portable Weavers Who are “the” Portable Weavers? we are an independent and eclectic group, preferring to “do our own thing” with the materials we like, but also learning new things, about other kinds of weaving and fiber characteristics, and what [...]
Scandinavian Weavers This group is committed to the study and promotion of traditional Scandinavian weaving techniques and other cultures of interest, encouraging each other to preserve traditional folk art techniques and use the techniques to expand contemporary artistic expression. All Weavers [...]
Dobby Weavers Why do we call ourselves the dobby weavers? That’s because our interest is in weaving on dobby looms: multi shaft looms that are controlled by a computer. The computer is connected to something called a dobby box. On the computer [...]
