Calendar President’S Letter, May, 2020

www.weaversguildnorthshore.org May, 2020 P Calendar President’s Letter, May, 2020

As I write this there is still uncertainty as to when the “Stay at May 2020 Home” order will be lifted. If it is lifted and our meeting space Guild Meeting is available, I will see you all soon. I’m really looking forward Date: May 7, 10:00 a.m. to seeing Lynn Rosenberg’s woven baskets and hearing how Program: Baskets, Basketmaking, and she makes them. I’m also looking forward to a great Show & Basketmakers Tell as I hope everyone has been filling their days with Location: Look for e-mail blast in your weaving. Should we not be able to meet in May, we’re inbox on May 5th for meeting location. exploring the possibility of a Zoom meeting. If we go in this Presenter: Lynn Rosenberg direction, you will receive an eBlast e-mail on May 5 with details on how to access the meeting via computer, tablet, or smartphone. In the meantime, take advantage of the virtual Nightweavers Show & Tell on our website and/or on the Facebook page. Nightweavers meetings are temporarily Finally, I’d like to share a poem I found which captures how suspended. Notification will go out via e- I’m feeling right now as the days of quarantine blur together mail and on the WGNS Facebook page and motivation is ebbing. While it specifically mentions when that changes. writing poetry, I feel as if you can easily substitute any art form (including weaving) and get energized by it.

June 2020 Orange Energy by Jennifer Williamson Guild Meeting Date: June 4, 10:00 a.m. All I want to do is delight— Program: Seeing Double: Experiments in Throw the mask off, Double Weave Not care and not worry, Location: To be announced Not explain what I mean nor Presenter: Beth Coughlin Define what I do. Just be whatever I feel like being. Just relish in the energy of this moment. I want to be so alive that I feel like the moon, Throwing tides just for fun, Questions about Nightweavers? Creating because it’s what I’m Please contact Dagmar Klos at 773-286- Here to do. 8082. I want to love the color orange, Just because it craves delight too. I want to cry because I’m so in love with the miracle of Being alive. (cont’d p. 2) I don’t want to feel like I’m Weavers Guild of the North Shore

I don’t want to feel like I’m May Program Striving. I want to try and feel like I’m Topic: Baskets, Basketmaking, and Flying. Basketmakers Presenter: Lynn Rosenberg I want to write the poetry, Location: To be announced Read the poetry, and Date: May 7, 2020 Breathe the poetry. I want my life to be a Beautiful, Dimensional textiles have been of interest Messy mosaic that even I to Lynn since the 1970’s when as a member Can’t help but fall in love with. of the Marley Weavers group was introduced to basketry. It’s the love of the Create! Create! materials and the fun of creating and I feel the winds of fury controlling the shape that offer endless Blowing through me. fascination. At WGNS meetings Lynn has Even my bones are smiling. shared some of her beautiful unique I hear my veins pulsing with baskets, and at this meeting she will give us Desire, like branches an inside view of her inspiration, projects, Dancing in the breezes. and practices in bringing them to life! Wildflowers are waving and The ocean blossoms with a new idea. Crazy and beautiful is How I want my life to feel.

Let it be. Let it be. I write to be free. I read to tap in. I absorb the poetry. And so it shall be. And now I am this energy.

Here’s to new found energy – and happy weaving! Faye

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June Program Nightweavers

Topic: Seeing Double: Experiments in Double Our Nightweavers meetings are temporarily Weave suspended. You will be notified via e-mail and on the Presenter: Beth Coughlin WGNS Facebook page when that changes.

Location: To be announced In the meantime, Date: June 4, 10:00 a.m. HAPPY WEAVING! Beth thought she "invented" doubleweave back when she was first learning to weave and, rather Liz Rossdeutscher, Nightweavers Correspondent more humbly since then, has been intrigued with doubleweave in all its forms. From doubled thickness for blankets, to double width textiles, to pique, to double rainbows, to deflected VIRTUAL SHOW & TELL!! doubleweave, and more, she has attempted many ARE WE GOING TO LET COVID-19 GET IN OUR WAY?! and will discuss her experience designing and Well…yes we are, but one way we can stay in touch weaving doubleweave. while we keep busy at home is through a virtual Show

& Tell on our website. Here’s how it can work:

Send photos of your work, including your comments, links and even drafts, if you want, to me at [email protected].

I will post them on a new page (Virtual Show & Tell) on the Members Only area of the website with a link on the Home Page. You will need this password to access the site: ShowTell

If you need help accessing this page or the Members Only area of the website, send me an e-mail at [email protected].

Beth Coughlin, Website Chair

This month we’ve heard from Barbie Eich, Macus Alonso, and Julia Blake. Check out their work on the website!

Meeting Minutes April 2, 2020

Our meeting and program were cancelled in April due to COVID-19 safety precautions. We hope to reschedule in future.

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Fine Art of Fiber

2020 FAOF “Four Seasons of Fiber” Raffle

The theme for our 2020 Raffle is “Four Seasons of Fiber.” We will have four winners, and each will receive 4 items, one for each of the four seasons. The items can be accessories or household items. Weaver’s choice!

A sign up sheet will be at future meetings (including Nightweavers). There are still many slots open, and all seasons are “available.” Since our next meeting has been cancelled, please call or e-mail Liz Rossdeutscher if you would like to sign up to donate an item.

We would like to have the items in hand by the July meeting so photographs can be taken before ticket sales begin.

Will you weave a scarf, bag, runner, or towel for our raffle? Please think about it and let Liz know.

The Co-Chair position for the FAOF Raffle remains open. Liz is glad to answer any questions you may have about what is involved.

Liz Rossdeutscher, Raffle Chair

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Silk City Fibers Spring Sale 10% off for Guild Members !

To receive this offer through May 15th, 2020: Visit our website to apply for an account and see all available yarns and colors at: www.silkcityfibers.com Designate one person to arrange payment and shipping location All prices on website are per cone and do not include the 10% discount Email your group orders to [email protected] (orders must be emailed to us, not placed on our website to receive your 10% discount) Enjoy all the possibilities with your new yarn No Minimum Requirements Any questions feel free to contact us at [email protected] or call the office at 973.942.1100 If no one picks up the phone please leave a message. We will return your call.

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Membership

MEMBERS:' $ ' ' ALONS,'JENN'[331]' CHAPMAN,'SHERRY'&'MADELINE'[322]' 2858$N$Riverwalk$Dr$ 853$Meadow$Road$ Chicago,$IL$60618$ Northbrook,$IL$60062$ C$773=459=8612$ H$224=213=7073$ [email protected]$ C$310=488=4199$ $ [email protected]$ $ $ ALONSO,'MACUS'[327]' COPPLE,'EARL'[325]' 1700$East$56th$Street$ 207$N$Wilke$Road$ Chicago,$IL$60637$ Arlington$Heights,$IL$60005$ C$773=402=9346$ C$847=259=6604$ Webpage:$ [email protected]$ Macusalonsotextile.com$ $ $ ' BIBBS,'BRYANA'[333]' COPPLE,'PAULA'[310]' 739$W$Belmont$Ave,$Apt$112$ 207$N$Wilke$Road$ Chicago,$IL$60657$ Arlington$Heights,$IL$60005$ C$708=256=3482$ C$847=668=3648$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' ' BLACK,'ELLEN'[332]' COUGHLIN,'BETH'[123]' 1379$Oakwood$Ave$ 701$E$Prospect$Avenue$ Highland$Park,$IL$60035$ Lake$Bluff,$IL$60044$ C$847=494=4916$ C$847=630=1564$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ ' BLAKE,'JULIA'[329]' DAUNER,'CARRIE'[169]' 8118$Kenton$Ave$ 9217$Ewing$Ave,$#2$ Skokie,$IL$60076$ Evanston,$IL$60203$ C$312=998=3420$ H$847=763=1018$ W$773=989=7724$ C$312=316=3279$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ BOATWRIGHT,'JOY'[316]' EICH,'BARBIE'[326]' 6$Thicket$Lane$ 326$Kelburn$Rd,$Unit$222$ Lancaster,$PA$17602$ Deerfield,$IL$60015$ C$262=939=4335$ C$224=707=3628$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ BOYETT,'NATALIE'[289]' ERBACHER,'KORAH'[85]' Chicago$Weaving$School$ 7238$N$Albany$Ave$ 4201$W$Irving$Park$Road$ Chicago,$IL$60645$ Chicago,$IL$60641$ H$773=338=0464$ W$773=490=0602$ C$773=727=0464$ www.chicagoweavingschool.com$ [email protected]$

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FOSTER,'ANN'[166]' JONES,'LOIS'[4]' 2003$Lincoln$ 159$S$Cottage$Hill$Ave,$Apt$211$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ Elmhurst,$IL$60126$ H$847=475=2613$ H$630=832=8217$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ FOSTER,'GLORIA'[80]' JOSEPH,'GAIL'[330]' 2003$Lincoln$ 9104$Bennett$Ave$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ Evanston,$IL$60203$ H$847=475=2613$ Winter$Adress:$ 5140$E$Calle$Las$Lilas$ [email protected]$ Tucson,$AZ$85711$ $ H$520=207=5759$ $ C$978=877=3937$ ' ' GRAHAM,'WYNN'[291]' KETA,'STOJANA'[315]' 2430$Central$Park$ 925$Ashford$Lane$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ Westmont,$IL$60559$ C$847=757=8596$ C$630=310=1490$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ GRENIER'BEVILL,'ELLEN'[285]' KLOS,'DAGMAR'[59]' 3833$Kemman$Ave$ 5616$N$Kenton$ Brookfield,$IL$60513$ Chicago,$IL$60646$ C$708=846=0171$ H$773=286=8082$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ ' HOLDREGE,'PATRICIA'[334]' KOSKY,'LAURIE'[6]' 5520$N$Campbell$Ave$ 2625$Techny$Rd,$Apt$146$ Chicago,$IL$60625=0925$ Northbrook,$IL$60062$ C$773=878=4890$ H$847=832=1805$ W$773=465=2662$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ LANGE,'KAY'[213]' HUNGSBERG,'MARY'[299]' 3$Abbey$Springs$Dr$ 661$N$Chicago$Ave$ Fontana,$WI$53125$ Arlington$Heights,$IL$60005$ C$630=747=4281$ H$847=989=8556$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ LEHRER'LEWIS,'NATASHA'[321]' JACKSON,'KAREN'[121]' PO$Box$108$ 1632$N$Whipple$St,$Apt$B$ Big$Rock,$IL$60511$ Chicago,$IL$60647$ C$331=643=9697$ C$773=490=7597$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ $ $ $ ' $ 7

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LINDEMAN,'MARILYN'[219]' MICHAELSON,'MARSHA'[251]' 1570$Asbury$ 1220$Rudolph$Rd,$Apt$1F$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ Northbrook,$IL$60062$ C$847=636=7347$ H$847=498=1123$ [email protected]$ C$847=710=5561$ $ [email protected]$ ' $ LOEBBAKA,'JUDY'[172]' MICHALEK,'SUE'[68]' 9247$Drake$Ave$ 835$Junior$Terrace$ Evanston,$IL$60203$ Chicago,$IL$60613$ H$847=674=4473$ H$773=281=7686$ C$847=309=8660$ C$312=315=0806$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ ' ' MACKLIN,'JAN'['74]' MILLER,'SUE'[297]' 20407$Demings$Drive$ 1867$North$Trevino$Terrace$ Marengo,$IL$60152$ Vernon$Hills,$IL$60061$ H$815=509=6363$ C$847=975=9680$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ MADIGAN,'LINDA'[256]' MORRISON,'VIVIAN'[33]' 428$Barton$Ave$ 17115$W$Edwards$Road$ Evanston,$IL$60202$ Antioch,$IL$60002$ C$847=840=6097$ H$847=395=8022$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ MARSHALL,'ALICIA'['246]' MUCHA,'DEBRA'[81]' 612$Mulford$St,$#401$ 2348$Techny$Road$ Evanston,$IL$60202$ Northbrook,$IL$60062$ H$847=869=4889$ H$847=480=9764$ C$847=800=9315$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ ' MAYER,'FLORENCE'[266]' NIERMAN,'PAUL'[294]' 2931$W$Fargo$Ave$ 1735$Chicago$Ave,$#916$ Chicago,$IL$60645$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ C$773=259=1147$ H$847=868=8474$ [email protected]$ C$858=354=2628$ ' [email protected]$ ' $ McCULLOUGH,'MARIANA'[309]' OLOFSON,'SUSAN'[76]' 1248$Churchill$Road$ 1404$Grove$Avenue$ Bartlett,$IL$60103$ Park$Ridge,$IL$60068=5542$ C$630=567=9078$ C$847=833=0975$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $

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POWERS,'MARCIA'[620]' ST.'CLAIR,'DORR'[288]' 1904$Lincoln$Street,$Unit$C$ 353$Adams$Ave$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ Glencoe,$IL$60022$ C$773=849=9854$ H$847=835=4713$ [email protected]$ C$847=774=9281$ $ F$home,$call$first$ ' [email protected]$ QUERCIAGROSSA,'JUDITH'[235]' ' 2036$W$Thomas$St$ SCHOENMAKERS,'LINDA'[181]' Chicago,$IL$60622$ 1950$Farnsworth$Ln,$#109$ H$773=862=4567$ Northbrook,$IL$60062$ C$773=953=2808$ $ Winter$Address:$ [email protected]$ 7174$Fire$Rock$Road$ ' Prescott$Valley,$AZ$86315$ ' C$847=946=7368$ REED.'JEANNE'[55]' [email protected]$ 422$Forest$Avenue$ $ Wilmette,$IL$60091$ SCHULER,'TOM'[132]' H$847=251=7973$ 115$N$Knight$Avenue$ [email protected]$ Park$Ridge,$IL$60068=3107$ $ C$708=807=2676$ REISNER,'VIRGINIA'[61]' [email protected]$ 229$Indiana$ ' Elmhurst,$IL$60126$ SENG,'CAROLYN'[27]' H$630=530=2723$ 413$S$Crescent$Drive$ F$630=530=2723$ Park$Ridge,$IL$60068$ [email protected]$ C$847=224=6933$ $ [email protected]$ ROSENBERG,'LYNN'[320]' $ 2323$N$Orchard$ SHORTLIDGE,'BOBBIE'[248]' Chicago,$IL$60614$ 549$Sheridan$Rd,$#A1$ C$312=524=9977$ Evanston,$IL$60202$ [email protected]$ C$847=834=5116$ $ [email protected]$ ROSSDEUTSCHER,'ELIZABETH'[312]' $ 133$S$Vail$Avenue$ SIMON,'JUDITH'[201]' Arlington$Heights,$IL$60005$ 1570$Elmwood,$#1501$ H$847=577=0404$ Evanston,$IL$60201$ C$773=484=9455$ H$847=869=5385$ [email protected]$ C$847=417=7856$ $ [email protected]$ RYAN,'FAYE'[280]' ' 1415$W$Jarvis$ ' Chicago,$IL$60626$ ' C$773=263=8076$ ' [email protected]$ ' ' '

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SINNOTT,'NANCY'BRENNER'[318]' WRAY,'KRIS'[243]' 54671$Sagewood$Drive$ 5536$S$Dorchester$Ave,$Apt$1W$ Mishawaka,$IN$46545$ Chicago,$IL$60637$ H$574=286=2502$ C$733=259=6637$ C$574=286=2502$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ ' SKYDELL,'ELEANOR'[28]' YOSHIDA,'KATE'[286]' 633$Sheridan$Square$ 2430$Eastwood$Avenue$ Evanston,$IL$60202$ Chicago,$IL$60625=2908$ H$847=475=1230$ H$773=561=7143$ C$312=213=6089$ C$773=344=7011$ F$847=475=1430$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ ' $ ' SOLOMON,'EILEEN'[328]' ZANOTTI,'SUSAN'[313]' 804$Chestnut$St,$Unit$B$ 7124$Dexter$Road$ Deerfield,$IL$60015$ Downers$Grove,$IL$60516$ C$314=920=9095$ H$630=969=5602$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ TAYLOR,'ELAINE'[279]' ZIEN,'KATHLEEN'[305]' 2729$W$Agatite$Ave$ PO$Box$161$ Chicago,$IL$60625$ 6060$Joseph$Drive$ H$773=478=9879$ Oxford,$OH$45056$ C$773=620=3534$ H$513=523=1496$ [email protected]$ [email protected]$ $ $ UTKINA,'TONYA'['293]' $ 3928$N$Marshfield$ $ Chicago,$IL$60613$ $ C$917=692=5020$ $ [email protected]$ $ $ $ WEHMAN,'JEANNE'[298]' $ 131$Stratford$Road$ $$ Des$Plaines,$IL$60016$ $ H$847=824=4163$ $ C$847=791=4491$ $ [email protected]$ $ $ $ WEINERT,'BONNIE'[281]' $ 306$S$Parkway$ $ Prospect$Heights,$IL$60070$ $ H$847=392=3619$ $ C$224=688=3264$ $ [email protected]$ $

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Loom for Sale

Norwood 50" Cherry Floor Loom 4-harness 6-treadle Sectional warp beam that can be converted to plain beam 3 reeds: 6 epi, 12 epi, 15 epi Folds to 31.5" to fit through doorways Excellent condition $1500 or best offer

Contact: Judith Querciagrossa Email: [email protected] Cell: 773.953.2808

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NEW!! WGNS Tips & Tricks

Fun fact: I recently pushed the Leclerc warping mill (table model) to its limits. It supposedly accommodates 22-yard warps. I tried 23.5. It was a lesson in patience and fortitude and while it is technically possible, even at 22 yards it would have been a pain in the butt. On the bright side, I tried out the kite stick method suggested in Peggy Osterkamp's weaving blog (https://peggyosterkamp.com/peggys-weaving-tips-kitestick-chaining-warps/) as an alternative for chaining warps (I have developed a wrist problem and warp chaining really aggravates it) and OH MY GOODNESS it's a been a game-changer for me! It also saves me sooooooooo much time as I don't tie any choke ties with this method—I hear the Hallelujah Chorus in my head every time I realize I get to skip that step. I've used it for 3 different warps, all over 15 yards, and honestly, I've never had such quick, smooth, tangle-free beaming experiences. I'm never going back!

Julia Blake

Online Weaving Resources:

Virtual Classroom at Vävstuga Beth C. received this in an e-mail from Becky Ashenden at Vävstuga in Massachusetts. Becky is a great teacher and has shared videos on proportioning stripes and project planning. She has an interesting website too. https://vavstuga.com/classes/virtual.shtml

Peggy Osterkamp's Weaving Blog Peggy has written books and made videos on Weaving How-To's. Recently she has been posting a series of helpful ideas and other interesting things on her blog. Older posts have pictures from her frequent weaving trips to Japan. https://peggyosterkamp.com

Drafts, Drafts & More Drafts www.handweaving.net is an unbelievable resource for weaving drafts. Kris Bruland has collected 69,847 weaving drafts from historical texts, guilds, published collections, and more. A $25/year subscription helps Kris keep improving the website and entitles you to view, print and download the full drafts. WORTH IT!!

Beth Coughlin

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NEW!! Book Corner

This month’s book is a favorite of mine. It was republished in paperback in 2014 and is available on Amazon. Laila Lundell, The Big Book of Weaving. Handweaving in the Swedish Tradition: Techniques, Patterns, Designs and Materials, Revised & Edited Edition with Elisabeth Windesjo, translated from Swedish by Carole Huebscher Rhoades, 2005 & 2008, Trafalgar Square Books, Vermont, reviewed by Beth Coughlin

This is a fantastic book with a step-by-step approach to tackling a wide range of weaving projects while teaching just about everything one needs to know about weaving. All the projects are for things I can use, from towels to pillows to throws to rugs to scarves to wall decorations and all embrace Swedish techniques and aesthetics. There is a weaver, Karen Eisenhower, whose blog I enjoy, who approached this book as a curriculum in Swedish weaving and spent seven years weaving through it, one project at a time. She posted a list of all the projects, the warps & wefts she used for each and a video of all the things she wove. https://warpedforgood.com/the-big-book-of-weaving/.

When I looked to see if this book was still in print on Amazon, a few of the reviews complained that it is only applicable to Swedish style countermarch and counterbalance looms. It’s true that there is detailed information about setting up Swedish-style looms, but there are so many techniques and tricks that are applicable to all looms and weaving situations; it’s like spending time with Robyn Spady! I do have a Glimakra countermarch loom so I especially appreciate the illustrations and explanations, but I think anyone would enjoy the beautiful project ideas and the depth of the content.

Reading through the book really is like taking a class in the fundamentals of weaving (something I have never done!). In addition to the discussions of setting up the loom (warping from back to front), there are sections on keeping project notes, calculating yarn quantities, choosing materials, rag rug considerations, determining warp sett and weft density, weaving tools and how to use them, weave drafting and finishing techniques. The projects are teaching tools for a wide variety of technique and structures: Plain Weave, Rosepath, Bound Rosepath, Drall, Half Drall, Damask, Double Weave, Rep, Twill, Monks Belt, Tapestry, Rya Knotting, Lace and more. Only three of the 40 projects require a loom with more than 8 shafts. Many use 4 shafts.

This is a very well-written and accessible book that I go back to appreciate frequently. I have woven several of the projects but I am tempted to follow Karen Eisenhower’s example and use it as an instructional guide. Of course, she’s retired and lives in a beautiful house with her husband and all her looms in the quiet Texas hill country…

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Bulletin Board The(Weavers(Guild(of(the(North(Shore(is&a&501(c)(3)& Library Users Not&for&Profit&corporation,&organized&in&2006&to& Our library is now being housed at educate&and&encourage&creative&weaving&and&textile& The Chicago Weavers School arts&through&monthly&programs&and&work( 4201 W. Irving Park, Chicago, IL 60641. Our&Guild’s&mission&is&to&promote&handbweaving&and& Please contact Natalie Boyett to arrange a visit. fellowship&through&guild&programs,&workshops&and& [email protected] philanthropy.& (773) 490-0602 & Please email Kate Yoshida Contact&Korah&Erbacher,&Membership&Chair& [email protected] [email protected]& to check out books and for other information.

DISCOUNTED PERSONAL MEMBERSHIPS FOR About the Guild CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN: Because our Guild is a member of the Plant Society, you are eligible for a $10 discount on any of the levels of membership at the garden. Meetings are usually held on the first Thursday of the See their website for more information and month. Schedule details are in the newsletter the website application forms. and the Membership Book. Regular location is: http://www.chicagobotanic.org/ Unitarian Church of Evanston 1330 Ridge Avenue Evanston, IL 60201 phone 847-864-1330 Irene Suyeoka Memorial Grant We have established a small grant program for our members with the funds generated by the sale of Irene's donated yarns, plus some supplemental Newsletter: Published from March to December. Deadline funds. The purpose is to assist guild members in nd is 2 Friday of the month preceding publication. the advancement of their skills. Applications may Submission of information to share is welcomed. be submitted at any time during the year to help Contact: Wynn Graham, Ann Foster, or cover tuition and fees for workshops and courses in the fiber arts. The criterion for selection is past and [email protected]. present service to our guild. A commitment to future service will also be considered. All information provided will be strictly confidential and will be reviewed by the philanthropy committee Website: http://www.weaversguildnorthshore.org ONLY (3 past presidents). Beth Coughlin: northshoreweavers@gmail Deadlines for Classified Ads

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