We're getting together for the holidays!  Our traditional holiday get together may be taking place online but that won't diminish the friendly holiday spirit.  Join the fun on ZOOM.

Spinning and weaving ... for camels!  Mary Underwood will present the story of this ancient craft and her travels in Mongolia.  And we'll get to meet her very own camel, Humpty Dumpty.

Has a year of lockdowns, restrictions and change accelerated your craft work or damped it down?  Have you been trying new things or taking comfort in the old familiars?  Do you think ZOOMING is an art and craft in itself?  We've certainly seen and read about a resurgence in craft during the pandemic, from weaving

Guild member Susan Lapell presents the fascinating story of the garment workers scheme that, in 1947, brought 2,500 tailors and their families from displaced persons camps to Canada to alleviate skilled worker shortages.

From Chanel to Ralph Lauren, passementerie has been a way to elevate a garment from something ordinary to something extraordinary. Passementerie encompasses a multitude of techniques used to create embellishments.  It includes the creation of buttons, cording, trim, garment closures, braiding, tassels, and much more.  Robyn Spady will share insight into how many couture fashion

As a teenager, Janet Phillips toured a mill in Galashiels with her family.  She soon after started a four year course in industrial textile design, working with  a 24-shaft Dobby loom.She loves  the combination of colour, rhythm, repetition and maths.  Her presentation will focus on criteria that need to be considered when designing a woven