Guild Gallery for 2016
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These pictures are archived from previous years. The most recent events are shown below with the newer events at the top. Scroll down to see older events. Click on any photo to zoom in closer.
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A fun day with great turnout and lots of guild participation!
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Jean Johnson's mulberry paper box has black rayon cord attached to the outside with hand stitching.
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This small gold box by Jean Johnson has a piece of Dianne’s batik fabric topped with a Japanese coin, and then a small ball of wound gold wire. The wire balls were done in Debbie Suchoff’s jewelry class — so this one combines two Illuninations in one. 
These two boxes were created by Jane Bynum
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November 2016, Wire Jewelry Illoominations with Debbie Suchoff
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Creativity and fun flowed freely at our Saturday visit to Debbie's home studio.
Encore requested! 
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A lot of hard work, beautiful weather, many talented vendors and a great turnout combined to make for a very successful Triangle Weavers Market Fair! Click the PLAY button below to enjoy the slide show as you take a tour around the marketplace. (Note: some photos shamelessly stolen from fellow guild members Facebook posts)
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Pam Rumney presented the program "Linen is My Thing"
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Marion Flint brought examples of antique linen cloth
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Amanda Feigel brought a stick woven rug. She sent pictures of examples of stick looms that she has made, one of which was made out of a long bar of soap and wooden spoons!
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September 2016, Weavers Challenge
To see details about some of the challenges go to the Project Ideas page |
Sue Ulrick wove a doubleweave table runner
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Ruth Ann Ross wove a tapestry
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Marion Flint wove a L'il Green Critter
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Jane Bynum wove and dyed a stole in cord weave
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Leslie Fesperman wove a shawl
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Keli Crispin is working on a tapestry with hand dyed yarns
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More photos to come soon - hopefully. The photographer was off duty that night so if you did a challenge send your photos and description to Pattie at lambweaves@yahoo.com
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"In addition to our children's event on May 14th, Triangle Weavers has hosted two other groups of children this spring. In April we had a group of six from a local Montessori school come for the morning to talk about fiber and weaving. The students had an opportunity to weave on floor looms and to use a frame loom and T-shirts to make a map for their classroom. In July, as part of their quilting, sewing and beading camp experience, a group of ten children came and wove on floor looms, weave-it looms and bracelet looms. Many thanks to the TW volunteers who made these events possible!"
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May 2016, Beast in a Bag Exchange
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Many beasts that were transformed into beauties were exchanged at the May Spring Fling
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Stacy Miller's beauties (a tapestry hanging and pillow) were presented later.
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Cerah wove a wall hanging with a whole lot of shuttles (at the same time)!
Jennifer wove mug mats
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Debra wove mug mats
Judith wove mug mats (and hemstitched every last one of them!)
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Karen wove a wall hanging an does not like having her picture taken.
Gail wove mug mats
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A little Outreach:
Jackie Heller demonstrates spinning and Linda Hardison weaves at the Bryant House in Carthage, NC |
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Robyn Spady
Instructor's samples
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Instructor's samples
Instructor's samples
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Instructor's samples
Instructor's samples
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Elizabeth Lanier's hat
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Victoria's purse
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Terri's hat
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