A guild for all fiber enthusiasts, Mesa Fiber Arts Guild is a non-profit organization on Colorado's Western Slope (of the Rockies) dedicated to the preservation of fiber arts: weaving, spinning, knitting, surface design, fiber dyeing and related fiber arts. The Guild seeks to advance fiber arts through shows, workshops, duty groups,community involvement and a monthly newsletter. For more information about Mesa Fiber Arts Guild, including meeting times, visit our website at mesafiberartsguild.org
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Dean's Birthday Celebration at Canyon de Chelly National Monument
Several Mesa Fiber Arts Guild members took a short road trip through the southwest desert to visit the Navajo Reservation and the Hubbell Trading Post. While there, we celebrated Dean's Birthday. Happy Birthday Dean, 88 years young. Thanks Ellen, Bill, and Casey the wonder dog.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Knitters Group March 11
Our
March Knitter's Meeting, held on the 11th at Deborah R. home, was
attended by 13 members. Very enjoyable time by all, many show and tell
items, plus some tips for easier methods for finishing of projects.
Ricki will be doing a demo for the next Weavers meeting, she invited all
members of the Knitting Group to attend.
Keep up the good work not only for ourselves but for the charities that some of us participate in for local organizations.Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Weavers group meeting April 4th, Echo Weave
photo credit Lynn Hamann 2014,Vesterheim Museum
This writer had never heard the term "Echo Weave" until the April Weavers group meeting was posted. With Google research, several links popped up. Listed below are two. Send us your own favorite links about Echo Weave.
http://denisekovnat.blogspot.com/2015/01/echo-weave-and-turned-taquete.html
https://evasweaving.wordpress.com/2012/04/29/echo-weave-scarf-in-pastel-colors-2/
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
March Evening Guild Meeting
As always, we had a lot of fun at our Thursday evening meeting, this time fumbling with yarn, knitting needles, double ended needles, and more. Mary W. was such a great presenter and teacher for the Scandinavian knitting technique Tvaandsstickning. She brought lots of samples to show us. The technique allows the wearer of the item to protected from any wind coming through the knitted piece. Great for cold windy winters like we have here in Colorado. The knitting uses a "Z" twist yarn and several double ended knitting needles.
There were 11 members in attendance at the meeting.
Next month is our exciting and much anticipated "Yarn Swap and Sale". Bring your thrums, unused yarns, ones you have spun, dyed, or make yourself. Also, bring any tools, books, supplies, or equipment you want to sell or share. We will meet back at the Center for Independence, 740 Gunnison, Grand Junction. Enter the gym through the East side door of the parking lot. Starts at 6PM and runs till 8PM. Please call Margaret if you have any questions. 773-1916
Rumor has it that there might be a rug show organized for the event.
There were 11 members in attendance at the meeting.
Next month is our exciting and much anticipated "Yarn Swap and Sale". Bring your thrums, unused yarns, ones you have spun, dyed, or make yourself. Also, bring any tools, books, supplies, or equipment you want to sell or share. We will meet back at the Center for Independence, 740 Gunnison, Grand Junction. Enter the gym through the East side door of the parking lot. Starts at 6PM and runs till 8PM. Please call Margaret if you have any questions. 773-1916
Rumor has it that there might be a rug show organized for the event.
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