Williamsburg Spinners & Weavers Guild

Officers (2010):

President:
Rosalie Brown

Vice-president:
Sandi Petty assisted by Judy Mooers

Secretary:
Marsha Rehkamp

Treasurer:
Ingrid Kross


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Site Map

We meet monthly at 10:00 a.m on the third Monday. Meetings are normally held in the James City County/Williamsburg Community Center, 5301 Longhill Road, Williamsburg VA. Social time is at 9:30.

Next Meeting: Monday, August 16, 2010

Program: Woven Transparencies--Sandi Petty

Useful record items:

Weaving Record Sheet (fillable PDF)
Project Planning for Weavers (Powerpoint) (PDF)
Project Planning Sheet (Excel)

Photos from past meetings:

Show and Tell from our January 2010 meeting PHOTOS

May 2009 was our annual Picnic--a yarn dyeing workship at Rosalie Brown's farm. See the PHOTOS courtesy of Beth Palmer and Dave Banks

December was our annual Holiday Party and Fashion Show. See the PHOTOS courtesy of Judy Mooers.

MORE GUILD PHOTOS--courtesy of Jerry Smith:

Photos from the Sharon Alderman program and workship for September 2008 here

The following photos are from show and tell and the program for August 2008.

The following photos are from show and tell and the program for July 2008:

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Following photos are from Show and Tell at the May 2008 meeting (photos courtesy of Jerry Smith)

Following photos are from Show and Tell at the April 2008 meeting (The felted bag illustrates what the April program was about.) :

Following photos are from Show and Tell at the March 2008 meeting and from the program on Spinning:

Following photos are from Show and Tell at the February 2008 meeting:

Our January 2008 program on Tartans was presented by member Bob Hecker:

Following photos are from Show and Tell at the January 2008 meeting:

Our October 2007program featured Spinning Your Own Yarns by Judy Mooers. Following are some photos from that meeting:

Our September 2007 program featured further study of Overshot. Members brought more samples of items they had woven.

 
 
 
 

Our August 2007 program featured Overshot. Members brought examples of overshot items they had woven. Some of these are shown here