Promoting Weaving and Other Fiber Arts in Central Florida| Date | Program |
|---|---|
| May 3rd, 2008 | Linda Jarrett presents a program on spinning fiber into yarns
(all you non-spinners can catch a new 'fiber fever') |
| June 7th, 2008 | Sandy Lazarus will be doing a report on Southeast Fiber Forum and the plain weave class at the 2007 conference |
| July 12th, 2008 | Conference reporting |
| August 9th, 10th ,11th 2008 | Workshop: Overshot by Diane Click |
| September 6th, 2008 | TBA |
| October 11th, 12th, 13th | Workshop: Cards by Audrey Smith |
| November 1st, 2008 | Ann Mckenzie and Sandy Lazarus will be giving a report on Karen Selk's Silk class as required by scholarship winners. |
| December 13th, 2008 | Holiday party |
For more information about workshops, please go to the Workshops page

21 people have already signed up at the January meeting. If you missed the meeting, or want to participate long distance, please e-mail Berna Lowenstein
If you can't be at the picnic in April for the exchange, please send Berna Lowenstein $5 and your towels and samples before April 5th, and she'll mail your new towels and samples back to you.
Exchange on: April 5th, 2007 meeting (the guild picnic)
It’s time to discover the joy of using linen towels. They are beautiful, absorbent, and easy to weave. For questions, call or mail Berna Lowenstein
14 inches wide by 24 inches long.
Please make sure you consider shrinkage and draw in and hem size when calculating the
width and length of your warp.
3 to exchange. (Make 4 if you want to keep one of yours.)
One for each participant, plus one for the guild library.
Berna will announce the number of samples after everyone has signed up. No postage stamp
sized samples, please. Make them large enough to feel and see.
The Yarn Barn, Kansas has both 20/2 and 16/2
linen yarns.
(Note: There are several stores called The Yarn Barn, and you want the one in Kansas.)
There are also other stores, take a look at the Links section.