Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild. Meet in the spinning room from 12noon until 3:30pm
All welcome.
This will be an in person meeting of the Weavers Interest Group. Let Anne know if you will be there in person.
Learn to spin with a drop spindle.
Tutor: Lauren Fiedler
This class has been postponed. Watch the calendar for new dates.
Contact learn@spinweavensw.org to enrol. Or go to
https://handweaversandspinnersguildofnswinc.weteachme.com/classes/1040896-beginner-drop-spinning
Learn to spin with a drop spindle.
Tutor: Lauren Fiedler
This class has been postponed. Watch the calendar for new dates.
Contact learn@spinweavensw.org to enrol. Or go to
https://handweaversandspinnersguildofnswinc.weteachme.com/classes/1040896-beginner-drop-spinning
This is a member’s market day. Hire a table for $10 to offer items from your personal destash.
The Guild will have books and equipment for sale.
Also, there is a clinic to answer your spinning and weaving questions. Bring along your questions and have an expert answer them for you.
This is also the day for Saturday spinners – 12 pm – 4 pm & the Weavers Interest Group will be meeting in person at the Guild.
Learn to spin commercially prepared wool and raw fleece into yarn on a spinning wheel.
Tutor: Wendy Campbell
Contact the Guild to register for the workshops at learn@spinweavensw.org.
An email will be sent re payment. Materials fee for fibre to be paid to the tutor.
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
The AGM will be held by Zoom at this meeting.
We encourage everyone to bring your spinning, weaving or other preferred craft. We are looking to expand our member base, so please feel free to bring along a friend so they can see what the Guild is about. As there are still COVID concerns please bring your own refreshments and mug (tea and coffee provided).
Learn to spin with a drop spindle.
Tutor: Lauren Fiedler
This class has been postponed. Watch the calendar for new dates.
Contact learn@spinweavensw.org to enrol. Or go to
https://handweaversandspinnersguildofnswinc.weteachme.com/classes/1040896-beginner-drop-spinning
Learn to spin with a drop spindle.
Tutor: Lauren Fiedler
This class has been postponed. Watch the calendar for new dates.
Contact learn@spinweavensw.org to enrol. Or go to
https://handweaversandspinnersguildofnswinc.weteachme.com/classes/1040896-beginner-drop-spinning
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
Tutor: Liz Calnan
Learn to weave a scarf in plain weave and weave a twill sampler over two weekends in June.
These are beginning weaving classes for people with no previous experience of weaving. Classes allow you to learn a new technique and then improve your technique in the following weeks.
Meet in the Spinning Room of Brush Farm House. (If you don’t have anything to work on, there are warped inkle looms in the Weaving Room.)
Learn to spin with a drop spindle.
Tutor: Lauren Fiedler
This class has been postponed. Watch the calendar for new dates.
Contact learn@spinweavensw.org to enrol. Or go to
https://handweaversandspinnersguildofnswinc.weteachme.com/classes/1040896-beginner-drop-spinning
Piece Weavers meet up via Zoom every 2nd Sunday at 3pm.
Meeting ID: 848 6269 3184
Passcode: 354256
Link: us06web.zoom.us/j/84862693184?pwd=VVNoYWhGWG8wUCtTVGEzU0VkOHN1QT09
Please contact Helen Halpin if you would like to join this group on email: hhalpin@ozemail.com.au
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
If you plan to attend the Zoom get together, please let Anne know via email at BlueMountainsWeaver@gmail.com. If you would like to volunteer to show us your studio, or have any photos for Show & Tell, the Weaver’s Challenge and/or what’s currently on your loom please email a fortnight before the meeting.
Tutor: Liz Calnan
Continue to learn to weave a scarf in plain weave and weave a twill sampler on this second of two weekends in June.
These are beginning weaving classes for people with no previous experience of weaving. Classes allow you to learn a new technique and then improve your technique in the following weeks.
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
We encourage everyone to bring your spinning, weaving or other preferred craft. We are looking to expand our member base, so please feel free to bring along a friend so they can see what the Guild is about. As there are still COVID concerns please bring your own refreshments and mug (tea and coffee provided).
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
Meet in the Spinning Room of Brush Farm House. (If you don’t have anything to work on, there are warped inkle looms in the Weaving Room.)
Piece Weavers meet up via Zoom every 2nd Sunday at 3pm.
Meeting ID: 848 6269 3184
Passcode: 354256
Link: us06web.zoom.us/j/84862693184?pwd=VVNoYWhGWG8wUCtTVGEzU0VkOHN1QT09
Please contact Helen Halpin if you would like to join this group on email: hhalpin@ozemail.com.au
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
If you plan to attend the Zoom get together, please let Anne know via email at BlueMountainsWeaver@gmail.com. If you would like to volunteer to show us your studio, or have any photos for Show & Tell, the Weaver’s Challenge and/or what’s currently on your loom please email a fortnight before the meeting.
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
We encourage everyone to bring your spinning, weaving or other preferred craft. We are looking to expand our member base, so please feel free to bring along a friend so they can see what the Guild is about. As there are still COVID concerns please bring your own refreshments and mug (tea and coffee provided).
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
Meet in the Spinning Room of Brush Farm House. (If you don’t have anything to work on, there are warped inkle looms in the Weaving Room.)
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
Piece Weavers meet up via Zoom every 2nd Sunday at 3pm.
Meeting ID: 848 6269 3184
Passcode: 354256
Link: us06web.zoom.us/j/84862693184?pwd=VVNoYWhGWG8wUCtTVGEzU0VkOHN1QT09
Please contact Helen Halpin if you would like to join this group on email: hhalpin@ozemail.com.au
If you plan to attend the Zoom get together, please let Anne know via email at BlueMountainsWeaver@gmail.com. If you would like to volunteer to show us your studio, or have any photos for Show & Tell, the Weaver’s Challenge and/or what’s currently on your loom please email a fortnight before the meeting.
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
We encourage everyone to bring your spinning, weaving or other preferred craft. We are looking to expand our member base, so please feel free to bring along a friend so they can see what the Guild is about. As there are still COVID concerns please bring your own refreshments and mug (tea and coffee provided).
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
Meet in the Spinning Room of Brush Farm House. (If you don’t have anything to work on, there are warped inkle looms in the Weaving Room.)
Piece Weavers meet up via Zoom every 2nd Sunday at 3pm.
Meeting ID: 848 6269 3184
Passcode: 354256
Link: us06web.zoom.us/j/84862693184?pwd=VVNoYWhGWG8wUCtTVGEzU0VkOHN1QT09
Please contact Helen Halpin if you would like to join this group on email: hhalpin@ozemail.com.au
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.
If you plan to attend the Zoom get together, please let Anne know via email at BlueMountainsWeaver@gmail.com. If you would like to volunteer to show us your studio, or have any photos for Show & Tell, the Weaver’s Challenge and/or what’s currently on your loom please email a fortnight before the meeting.
Welcome to Brush Farm House and our new location and dedicated spinning room.
Bring your own wheel or use one of the many at the Guild.
All welcome.
We encourage everyone to bring your spinning, weaving or other preferred craft. We are looking to expand our member base, so please feel free to bring along a friend so they can see what the Guild is about. As there are still COVID concerns please bring your own refreshments and mug (tea and coffee provided).
For social spinning, art yarn spinning and spinners who would enjoy taking
their spinning further by exploring new techniques.
There will be monthly demonstrations of spinning techniques:
with demonstrations of art yarn techniques eg coils, tail-spinning, core spinning,
add-ins etc.
For those who want to further their spinning techniques, Marie Clews will
demonstrate a range of plying techniques. Marie’s plying techniques can be
used with both standard singles and art yarn singles to create a variety of
effects.