Our monthly guild meeting, held via Zoom. Tonight's program: an exciting showcase of Jennifer Moore’s work in doubleweave pickup that plays one solid colour against a graded spectrum of colours in multiple blocks.

Our monthly guild meeting, held over Zoom. Tonight's program: we’ll learn about velvet weaving in Venice on original 18th century looms from Deb Essen, the popular instructor who brought us supplemental warps in November.

The programming for our March meeting will be held at this special time, rather than during the regular Tuesday night time. Please use the Zoom link for the monthly meetings (first Tuesdays).

Our monthly guild meeting, held over Zoom. Tonight's program: Sara Wroot will present a program at our April 5 meeting on how yarns were spun in England before the industrial revolution.

Our monthly guild meeting, held over Zoom. Tonight's program: our good friend Mary Underwood will introduce us to Esther Hoaglund Gallup, who, at the age of 103 told her story of working with Oscar Beriau before he opened his textile arts school in Quebec City in 1930.

Our monthly guild meeting, held over Zoom. Tonight’s program: the Annual General Meeting, plus show and tell.

Our monthly guild meeting, Zoom or NPCC TBD. Kate will be joining us to speak about Soxpertise: how to determine size and fit needs, how to choose a good yarn and reinforce for longevity. We’ll address the tricky bits like how to avoid holes at the top of your heel, how to get a tidy

Our monthly guild meeting, held on Zoom. Our guest this month is Sarah Fee, who will be speaking to us about New Lives of Indian Chintz. Her talk is an exploration of the post-independence revival of India’s craft industries.  

Our monthly guild meeting, held on Zoom. Our guest this month is Deborah Livingston-Lowe, who will be speaking to us about the Canadian 19th century model of textile production, which provides parallels with today’s fibreshed movement which uses local resources to produce cloth. This presentation looks at 19th century menswear in Canada using evidence from

Our monthly meeting, held on Zoom. Join with your guildmates for show and tell and a chance to chat!

Our monthly guild meeting, via Zoom. Emily C Gillies is a hand dyeing company specializing in a curated colour palette of well-formulated colourways that play together effortlessly. Join them for a talk that dives deep into colour theory, touches on the behind the scenes of her creative practice, and on their core focus of operating

Our monthly guild meeting, held on Zoom. Joan will be telling us about Spinning Gone Wild. Spinning has ancient origins - and those folks didn’t get to go to a store and purchase ready to spin roving!! So - what did they spin?? And how was it spun? Joan will demonstrate spinning with your fingers,