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The guild has a new meeting time.  We are starting at 11am rather than 1pm but still going to 4pm.   The business/discussion part of the meeting will be at about 1pm or so. That allows for a couple of hours to work on projects, visit..  then a break for lunch and guild business and news… [...]

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In celebration of Women History Month, the guild participated in a Women In The Arts exhibit ENTANGLED FIBERS.  Here are a few photos fom that exhibit.

Back view of the same case…

Second Case

 Same Case

The exhibit continues all month long at the Steele Memorial Library, be sure to stop in and see it along with quilts and [...]

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On November 1st, the guild celebrated its first anniversary as a guild.
Members brought snacks to share.  For the show & tell part of the meeting, members brought items they  worked on during the year.  
Displayed along with all the member projects, was the guild project.  This is the finished shawl that guild members have been working on [...]

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The guild met on June 7th. 
Members had various projects to share with others.  Judy B provided yummy snacks…
The highlight of the meeting was Trish’s (Amazing Grace Farm) Natural Dyeing presentation. Below are some photos of her work.  Thanks to all who contributed to this meeting.

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Shown are photos taken at the George Washington Birthday event at the Benjamin Patterson Inn in Corning on February 23rd.  Two guild members participated in this event.
Sue is shown taking a break from Hearth Cooking and using a drop spindle.    

Rosie (right) spinning on her wheel…

There was a very interesting crocheted lace exhibit, more info to follow about the [...]

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Sue’s Shawl…

Some photos of a shawl a guild member recently finished.   Sue spun the yarn and then wove the shawl, her first attempt at weaving a shawl, all on her own.   Nice job!
Fiber before spinning

Yarn drying on a rack

Shawl in progress

Finished!
 

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