Guild Classes

This page is currently under construction. Here are some of the classes, workshops, and learning opportunities that will be included as we continue building the site:

• Information about guild-sponsored classes and workshops for members
• The difference between monthly meeting programs and hands-on classes
• Workshops coordinated with visiting speakers and fiber arts experts
• Multi-day workshops with nationally and regionally known instructors
• Classes taught by experienced guild members sharing their own specialties and techniques
• Opportunities for both beginning and advanced fiber artists
• Exploration of traditional, contemporary, and experimental fiber arts techniques
• Examples of past classes and workshops, including:
  • Indigo dyeing
  • Natural dyeing
  • Navajo weaving
  • Tapestry weaving
  • Basketry
  • Stick weaving
  • Dorset buttons
  • Book binding
  • Paper making
  • Weaving with rolled paper
  • Nuno felting
  • Branch weaving
  • Wire weaving
  • Gourd preparation and gourd weaving
• Opportunities to learn spinning, weaving, dyeing, felting, basketry, mixed media fiber arts, and surface design
• Workshops that connect fiber arts with history, culture, design, engineering, and creative problem-solving
• Information about class fees, materials costs, and instructor expenses
• Typical class pricing, ranging from short introductory workshops to intensive multi-day classes
• Information about materials lists and tools needed for specific workshops
• Photos and examples of student work from past classes
• Information about scholarship opportunities or shared equipment, if available
• Registration information and how to reserve a place in upcoming classes
• Policies for cancellations, refunds, waitlists, and supply fees
• A calendar or archive of past and upcoming workshops
• Information about membership requirements for participation in classes
• Opportunities for members to propose, teach, or assist with workshops
• Contact information for workshop questions and registration assistance