Join Us - Become a Member
It is easy to become a member of the Guild. Our "year" begins on July 1st, but we accept new members at any time. Member benefits include reduced pricing on our outstanding educational program (please click the Education tab above for workshop availability), participation in the Guild's Annual Sale of exquisite handwoven articles, borrowing from our extensive library of weaving and fiber related books and periodicals, and contact with other weavers in the greater Boston area. Click on the button below to fill in the membership form and pay the yearly dues of $45. Questions? Contact us below.
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Members Only Pages
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It's easy to do online.
Members may view the video of our October Afternoon Lecture - Wendy Landry, Exploring Handwoven Velvet
Available through Sunday, October 17, 2021
Robyn Spady, an accomplished weaver who is well known for her articles, online magazine Heddlecraft, and weaving classes, recently taught a workshop at NEWS (2019) entitled PCW Fiberworks. She created a 50 page PDF notebook for the workshop and is gifting Weavers' Guild of Boston members with a copy.
Please feel free to thank Robyn for her generosity - robyn@spadystudios.com
The Guild Challenge, Members' Sample Drafts, the Yarn Sales, Outreach and the May fashion Show
Download the Yearbook, the current Members list and the last 4 Bulletins
Video of the latest General Meeting
Watch Ruth Buchman, the current Ratings Chair, run an informal discussion for people considering the WGB Apprentice Rating.
Learn more about the Annual Sale and how to participate.
Guild Officers and Committee Chairs, Guild Bylaws, and Meetings Minutes.
Purchase a Website and Yearbook listing.
Beth Guertin offers help and suggestions for the 2021-22 Story Book Guild Challenge.