We have now cancelled all April activities including the membership meeting and all study groups. We are following Governor DeWine’s directive to stay at home and help to flatten the curve of this pandemic. Please watch for another update later this month when we will know more about May activities. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the…
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…
Here is a photo gallery of items that were available at the 2018 Fiber Arts Sale here at the WGGC. This is representative of the items you might find at this year’s sale on November 8-10, 2019. All the items were handmade by the artisans of the Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati.
Last year our local public TV station filmed a segment on the WGGC. It is being aired again this weekend on THE Art Show. From CET’s Facebook post: Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati is a unique organization with a rich, 60 year history. Learn about them on this weekend’s episode of “The Art Show” Saturday…
We have just added a new Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving class to the schedule, it meets on October 5, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. If you want to get started weaving in an easy way, this class is for you! You will learn make a plain weave scarf in just one day! For class…
Summer is typically the time of year when our members get busy on projects that they are creating for our fall Fiber Arts Sale, traditionally held the second weekend in November. This year it’s November 8-10, 2019. Here is a glance at what some of our members are working on. Rosalie C. is working on…
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…
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