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Come to the February 12th Meeting on Zoom at 10am

Weaving for Good!

Speakers include:

  • Madeline Krieder Carlson

  • Ann Kolleger

  • Deborah Chandler and Rocio Mena Gutierrez

This meeting is on ZOOM only and is open to the public!  To attend the meeting you must sign up on the WGB Website - Meetings Tab.  The deadline to sign up is Sunday, February 9. You will receive a Zoom link via email prior to the meeting.

Founded in 1922, the Weavers' Guild of Boston is the oldest weavers' guild in the United States. With over 300 members worldwide, our monthly meetings aim to educate members and the general public in the artistic and technical aspects of handweaving and to advance the standards of handweaving.

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Members also enjoy a choice of two to four workshops each meeting (workshop registration begins August 15), a quarterly Bulletin (which includes a handweaving draft with instructions), an extensive library, a Ratings program, Education Grants, special extended workshops, and participation in our Annual Sale.

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The Guild meets the second Wednesday of the month from September to November and from February to May.  Guests are always welcome.

The 2019-2021 challenge - The Beat Goes On - asked Guild members to create a scarf inspired by a popular song performed after 1922.  Interrupted by the pandemic, this challenge spanned two years.  This unforgettable scarf was woven by Kathy Eklund.

Yearly Guild Challenges is one of the many benefits of membership in the Weavers' Guild of Boston.

Our Weavers' Journey Through Their Craft

As part of our 100th Anniversary Celebration we interviewed ten of our renowned members to learn about their journeys.

Weavers' Guild of Boston publications - Click to purchase!

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Read the stories behind the photos in Interpreting Change: Weavers' Guild of Boston 1922-2022, the Fuller Craft Museum Catalog

Now on Sale - Just $12.00!

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