Handweavers Guild of Pueblo This page is still being woven together as we gather information and photos. Please check back soon! Inside the actual Guild page, include a welcoming section near the top like: “The Handweavers Guild of Pueblo is a community of weavers, spinners, dyers, fiber artists, and textile enthusiasts…” That gives: newcomers younger visitors Google confused husbands dragged to the site by fiber-loving spouses 😄 …an immediate understanding of what the organization actually IS. guild mission history meeting info welcoming newcomers membership basics maybe leadership/contact info Our parent organization is the Handweavers Guild of America at https://www.weavespindye.org About the Handweavers Guild of Pueblo This page is currently under construction. Here are some of the traditions, activities, and opportunities that will be included as we continue building the site: An introduction to the Handweavers Guild of Pueblo and its mission Information for newcomers interested in weaving, spinning, dyeing, basketry, tapestry, and related fiber arts A welcoming overview of what happens at guild meetings and events The history and traditions of the guild and its role in the regional fiber arts community Information about the many kinds of fiber artists represented within the guild, from traditional handweavers to experimental textile artists Opportunities for learning, community, mentorship, and creative growth Information for visitors from other guilds and weaving organizations Current monthly meeting schedule, including: Social and Library Time — 9:00 AM Business Meeting — 9:30 AM Show & Share — 10:30 AM Refreshments and “Opportunity to Own” fiber-related raffle — 10:45 AM Educational Program — 11:00 AM Lunch Break — Noon Afternoon Mini Workshops (scheduled periodically) — 1:00 PM Information about guild programs, classes, workshops, and specialty groups Summaries and links to: Community Outreach Guild Classes & Workshops Guild Programs Specialty Groups Member Artists Handweavers Holiday Sale Photos from meetings, workshops, exhibits, demonstrations, and guild events Information about the guild library and educational resources Opportunities for members to share work, ask questions, and learn from one another Information about fiber arts traditions represented within the guild community Ways the guild supports education, outreach, exhibitions, and the preservation of handcraft traditions Information about membership and how to join Contact information and meeting location details Links to the Handweavers Guild of America and information about its educational resources and member opportunities Links to other Colorado fiber arts and weaving guilds throughout the state Regional guild contact information, meeting schedules, and shared events Information about statewide conferences, workshops, and exhibitions A welcoming message for anyone curious about fiber arts, whether beginner or experienced This page is important because it answers the big question:“What actually is this guild?” And the answer, reading through all these pages together, is: education preservation of skills creative experimentation community mentorship textile history artistry and a whole lot of people enthusiastically carrying yarn around.