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  • Resources       Besides an active mentor program and various study groups, our guild has an extensive library of textile reference books and periodicals available for members. We also maintain a small collection of weaving and spinning tools available to rent. We require a security deposit on some of the equipment which will be returned in full to the renter upon return. Available to rent: 15″ Table Loom (2) Table looms have 8, 10, u0026amp; 12, DPI Reeds $5/month Baby Wolf Loom$10/month Spinning Wheel $5/month Warping Board $2/month Strip (Rag) Cutter $1/week Tapestry Loom $2.50/month For Sale: Nothing at the moment, but please check back. If you wish to donate weaving or spinning items, please contact Sidsel Moreb. Thank you!
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    • LibraryBASKETS A Bevy of Baskets – Wells u0026amp; Jordan A Modern Approach to Basketry with Fibers u0026amp; Grasses – Dona Meilach Basketry of the Appalachian Mountains – Sue Stephenson Baskets u0026amp; Basket Makers in Southern Appalachia – John Rice Irwin Contemporary Baskets – Crowe u0026amp; Fitzpatrick Friendship Baskets – “Tribute” Let’s Make a Square Dance Basket Natural Baskets – Ed. by MaryAnn Gilluoly Small Chippewa Tote – Joan Moore Splitwoven Basketry – Dougherty u0026amp; Ball Wicker Basketry – Flo Hoppe DYEING Ancient Dyes for Modern Weavers – Weigle Dyes from Your Garden – Bernice Conner Hands on Dyeing – Blumenthal u0026amp; Kreider North American Dye Plants – Anne Bliss Tie-Dyeing u0026amp; Batik – ed. by F. Anderson The Use of Vegetable Dyes – Violetta Thurstan The Weaving, Spinning u0026amp; Dyeing Book – Brown LACEMAKING Handmade Lace u0026amp; Patterns – Annette Feldman First Book of Modern Lace Knitting – Kinzel A Manual of Hand Made Bobbin Lace Work – Maidmont Second Book of Modern Lace Knitting – Kinzel RUGS Designing u0026amp; Making Handwoven Rugs – Gallinger u0026amp; Del Deo Navajo Rugs – Wilma Elmer Rag Rugs – Vail Rug Weavers Source Book – Ligon Rug Weaving Technique for Two Harnesses –…
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  • Contact UsOfficers President          Sidsel Moreb Vice President Nancy Collins Secretary          Ann Pierson Treasurer         Ria Van der AA Publicity          Jill Banning Handbook       Peggy DiNegro Properties      Adelheid Olivier Librarian        Barbara Zory Hospitality     Gillian Hillis Webmaster    Erin Curry
  • Linda Nickel magazine article

    GHG President Linda Nickel has written a piece about our guild for Shuttle Spindle & Dyepot magazine! It’s in the current issue. A copy will be available at this week’s guild meeting.

    grayson

    September 23, 2024
    Members
    articles
  • Grayson Osborne podcast interview

    GHG Webmaster Grayson Osborne did an episode of the Fiber Enby podcast. They talk about textile history, the GHG, and being a non-binary fiber artist. The episode is available wherever you normally get your podcasts. You can also listen here.

    grayson

    September 23, 2024
    Members
    interviews, podcasts
  • Patti Barker Wins Award, Teaches

    GHG member Patti Barker, an accomplished nuno felting artist, won an Excellence in Technique award at the Biennial ArtWear show in Ft Collins, CO this month for her work titled “No Way Back”. Patti will be teaching four felt making workshops at the Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair (SAFF) in October. See and register for her…

    grayson

    September 22, 2024
    Members
    awards, saff, teaching
  • New SIGs

    This year we’re offering three new Special Interest Groups. For more about these SIGs and all the ones offered by the guild, please visit the Special Interest Groups page.

    grayson

    September 9, 2024
    sigs
  • Member Katie’s basketry class

    Member Katie’s basketry class

    Register here.

    grayson

    September 3, 2024
    Members
  • Guild member Dina in an art show

    Guild member Dina in an art show

    Dina Michael writes: I currently have a weaving on display at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association. For this exhibit, the GFAA gallery chose work that expresses the concept of heat as it relates to a warming planet. I submitted a tapestry of an imaginary landscape in bright, hot,   almost neon colors. The show includes about 50…

    grayson

    September 3, 2024
    Members
  • Welcome to the new board!

    The board members for this year (September 2024 – May 2025) have been posted on our About page. A huge thanks to everyone who volunteered, and last year’s board has our deepest appreciation for a job well done!

    grayson

    September 1, 2024
    Organization
    board
  • 2024-2025 Program Schedule is Live!

    The upcoming programs for the next year have been posted to the Programs page. The events have also been added to the GHG Google Calendar. We hope to see you soon!

    grayson

    August 10, 2024
    Site News
  • Field Trips to SOFT Exhibit

    The guild is having two field trips to the SOFT exhibit at the Thomas Center. According to the Center’s web site: SOFT features the fabric, fiber, and filament work of 40 artists from the Gainesville arts community and beyond. The curators of this exhibition have taken a broad approach in their selection of objects, creating…

    grayson

    June 17, 2024
    Uncategorized
  • A Taste of Fiber

    A Taste of Fiber

    A collaboration with the Gainesville Fine Arts Association and the Gainesville Handweavers Guild, being held on Saturday, December 2nd from 11am until 4pm. It will be held at GFAA’s gallery space on Main Street (1314 S Main St, Gainesville, FL 32601). Open & free to the general public. It will be an immersive fiber arts…

    grayson

    November 17, 2023
    Events
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