The Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild
Who are we?Organized in 1974, and incorporated in 1976, the Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild was founded to promote and encourage participation in and appreciation of fine craftsmanship as related to textile arts. |
Recent news
BLUE RIDGE FIBER SHOW REPLACED BY GUILD SHOW Due to the pandemic, the show was changed to a show of Guild members' work. Visit the gallery of the resulting show. Interest GroupsHeritage Weavers and Fiber Artists SOFA (South of Asheville) Spinners Spinners, Shepherds, & Wannabees
| Recent Announcements
INSTRUCTIONYou want to learn how to weave, spin, dye, knit, or make paper? Who do you turn to? See our list of people and organizations that offer instruction - privately or as part of a class. | We meet atThe Historic Johnson Farm 2nd Saturday of each month 10 AM - 12 PM February through November |
Become a member
Experience the rich variety of fiber arts in Western North Carolina by becoming a member of the Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild.
Membership is open to anyone interested in weaving, dyeing, spinning, felting, knitting, basketry and other textile arts.
Learn moreCheck out the following pages for more information about what's going on in the guild. | Upcoming events
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Board Members
| President: | Mary Miller |
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MaryJo Lanik |
| Treasurer: |
Charlotte Cornell-Simmons |
| Secretary: | Joyce Carpenter |
| Member at Large: | Cheryl Motheral-Lynn |