Youngstown Area Weaver's Guild & East Ohio Handweaver's Guild
Ohio Weavers & Spinners in Mahoning, Trumbull & Columbiana Counties … and over into PA
One of the East Ohio members is downsizing and has the following items available for sale:
- Little Lilly 10″ loom 2 harness
- Schacht 20″ loom 4 harness
- 40″ Nellie Sgt. 6 harness (little rough but weaves fine $100.00
- Structo 10″
- several shuttles
- a couple of reeds
Contact Sandra if you are interested in more information.
Looks like the Guild is on for this Saturday! We will be meeting at 9 am at Monica’s home. There is large open space, bring your masks. Contact Monica if you need directions.
Roxanne will give us a presentation on Krokbragd, a boundweave technique. This will be a nice introduction to Youngstown’s May workshop.
Katherine Dunlevey – you may remember her little purse creations we saw several years ago – is downsizing her weaving book library. Attached is a list she sent of what is available. At the end is how to contact Katherine if you are interested in any of them. Check this out soon since she will try to come to our meeting Wednesday and can bring them then. If you are not coming to the meeting and there is something you want, Tracy can pick it up for you.
There will be a meeting next week! 10 am in the Colonial Inn on the Canfield Fairgrounds. Remember the room is large and we have lots of tables to spread apart. Have a mask to wear.
Dues are due – $20 for the year. If you cannot make it to the meeting, send it to Ken.
Marilyn will be teaching us this cute needle felted garland. We have a bag of colored wool left over from the color spinning a few years ago so will have that available to use. If you have any of these supplies, please bring them:
felting needles, styrofoam or a soft sponge to felt on, wool fleece or roving, open top cookie cutters – lights are pictured, or ornaments, bells, stars, trees… whatever you would like a garland of
The Youngstown Area Weavers will meet on Wednesday October 14, 10 am at the Colonial Inn on the Canfield Fairgrounds. As everyone knows, our group is small and the room is large, so there are no worries about distancing, bring your mask and a coffee cup. There will be coffee & tea available and some snacks.
We will be deciding on what the Guild will be doing for the next year for programs, workshops… so have some ideas ready to toss around. Also, bring show & tell – with all this at-home time, there ought be lots to show!
Don’t forget the upcoming Spinning & Weaving Week! Check out all the great sales at HGA’s website – SWW Sales
