Getting Classy

In-Person Classes Now Available! The Guild calendar is beginning to fill with in-house events, including classes and workshops. Interested in dyeing, felting, weaving, visible mending, or knitting?  We have them all, from beginners classes to those with advanced techniques. Check out the learning opportunities available over the next few months on our website’s Classes and Workshop pages,

Friendship Bracelets 101 Class on Zoom

Need a little craftiness in your life? The online Zoom Class meets Thursdays, February 11 and 18 from 1 to 3 PM. $30 for Guild Members and $50 for Non-members (the extra $20 fee for non-members can be applied to the membership fee, right now that’s $40 for a 1/2 year membership!). It takes minimal

The Mandala: Fiber Interpretations of the Form and the Symbol

The Mandala: Fiber Interpretations of the Form and the Symbol features five artists: Deborah Brod, Naomi Clements-Brod, Cynthia Malora-Sturdevant, Abby Schnure, and Jonpaul Smith. Please enjoy the artworks and think about what a mandala is—or could be—and how personal well-being can be enhanced by circular designs with radial symmetry and perhaps without! This work was in our gallery at

Family Conversations: A Retrospective Exhibit of Artworks by Grace and Barbara Sferra (and other family members)

The impressive exhibit which opened our guild year (October 2019) was a collaboration by mother and daughter artists Grace and Barbara Sferra. There are artworks that each woman created on her own; pieces developed through a mutual inspiration process; and objects where both women responded to an existing work from another family member.We celebrated Barbara

Boundaries & Possibilities – McCrystle Wood and Melissa Lusk

We have been treated to a body of artwork from the combined effort of two talented members. Boundaries and Possibilities showcases recent creations by McCrystle Wood and Melissa Lusk. These women have been exploring their shared passion for weaving by examining what can—and cannot—be done within the limitations of their equipment, their materials and color

Scarf in beginning weaving class

Resolve to Learn Something New

The Weavers Guild of Cincinnati has posted its classes for Winter 2020. In January and February we have Beginning Spinning, Spinning on a Charkha, Beginning Weaving on a Floor Loom I, Beginning Weaving on a Floor Loom II, and Double Knitting on the lineup. Click here to see the class descriptions and start the registration

Shop Handcrafted! Shop Local!

The WGGC Fiber Arts Sale start today, Friday November 8 at 4 pm and continues through Sunday. Support the Guild and local artisans by shopping for handcrafted household textile, wearables, accessories and locally grown alpaca yarn, beaded jewelry and fiber art for your home and to give as gifts. The sale is in our historic