TRIANGLE FIBER ARTS CENTER (TFAC) directions

Regular TFAC Events: e.g., drop-ins, study groups, classes and workshops

​​Drop-ins:  come by TFAC, get help, check out library materials, and socialize with other weavers!
  • ​In-person:  Tuesdays and Saturdays from 1-3 pm.  N95 or KN95 masks required. TWG Covid Guidelines     
  • Zoom: Tuesdays from 1-2 pm may not be hosted) 
January  In-person Drop-ins​​​​​​
  • Tuesday, Jan 24, 1-3 pm, Hosted by Shula Bernard
  • Saturday, Jan 28, Hosted by Lori Rhodes
  • Tuesday, Jan 31, Hosted by Rebecca Rosen

​Study Groups:   Check the Calendar for times and dates.​​​​
Most of the guild's study groups will be meeting during the next month.  Check the Google Calendar for times and dates.​​​   
​​In light of the current concerns for public health due to the coronavirus, please use your best judgement regarding participation in the study groups. To read the our detailed Covid guidelines, please click here.
Classes & Workshops
​Classes are taught by our talented guild members.  These classes include beginning and specialty weaving classes, and classes in dyeing and other fiber arts, Workshops are usually offered in a multi-day format and are taught by nationally recognized instructors.  

​For more details, visit the Classes & Workshops page 
Illoominations 
​Illoominations are member-led activities  which may may have a nominal fee.  These educational opportunities are open to guild members only and require pre-registration.

​For more details and to register online, visit the Illoominations page.
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Twill Gamp Sampling Project -- come and weave
  • ​A small twill gamp is ready for your practice, on a 4-shaft Harrisville loom in the classroom.  It is threaded for blocks of straight twill, broken twill, Rosepath and Bird’s eye.  There are many other possibilities (e.g., tromp as writ). 
  • ​Please be sure to weave about an inch at the end of your sample so there will be room to cut and zigzag and place a tag with your name on the side of your work.  Make notes of what you  are weaving as you change the treadling and take that with you to go with the sample when it is returned to you.​
  • Please let us know if you have other ideas for a participatory gamp.