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Williamsburg Spinners & Weavers Guild P.O. Box 2086 Williamsburg, VA 23187 http://williamsburgspinweave.org November, 2015 Monthly Meeting Monday, November 16, 2015 10:00 am to 1:00 pm (Social Time 9:30-10 am) James City County Recreation Center, Room C Program Tools of the Trade Show and tell your favorite spinning or weaving tools & Share your results from the Painted silk scarf program Hospitality October Meeting Cindy- sweet; Ellen- savory Reminder: Sock Yarn Challenge Results will be displayed at the December meeting.

Williamsburg Spinners & Weavers Guild Minutes October 19, 2015 James City County Recreation Center Meeting called to order by Marsha at 10 am Guests recognized: Jenn (of Work Nimbly ), Ann, Kim Minutes of September 21 meeting were approved. Treasurer s Report: $2678.04 Old Business The exhibit at the Williamsburg Library was a great success. In 2016 we will have been invited to have a 6-week display in September and the first two weeks of October. Next meetings James City County Recreation Center, Room C, on November 16. In December we will have a potluck in Room A and show results of the sock challenge Bashes none scheduled for November or December New Business A motion was made and approved to authorize the webmaster to accept members-only advertising of fiber-related goods and services on the WSWG website for an annual fee of $10.00 per calendar year. A motion was made and approved to hold June, July, and August meetings at the James City County Library. Rosalie suggested a challenge based on a photo with a sunset theme. Entries will be due by the August 2016 meeting, with the photo exhibited next to the weaving. The guild has been invited to exhibit at Art on Main in Gloucester for the month of March 2016. Janet will organize the exhibition. It is recommended that a donation to the Guild be made by anyone selling any item as a result of a Guild sponsored event. Programs Judy will lead the Program Committee other members are Linda C, Janet, and Kathy K. Workshops Mary Beth Hawn has looked into a workshop on Tamari balls; it will be held on two days in March and be held in Sandi s timeshare on Ironbound Road, Williamsburg. There will be a limit of 12 students Show & Tell Marsha brought dish towels and a bag Judy brought a skein of yarn, handspun sweater and a run of towels Linda C brought an intriguing toy loom Sandi brought a challenge vest and Lowell, MA towels Barbara brought knit mittens Natalie brought towels, shawl and a necklace Micki D brought necklaces and a jacket Ingrid brought bison yarn & roving, and churro roving Debbie showed a painted warp blouse Janet showed a Moorman tapestry Virginia Banks, Secretary Members present Virginia B, Rosalie B, Ann B, Natalie C, Linda C, Micki D, Barbara F, Janet G, Jenn H, Mary Lou H, Kathy K, Ingrid K, Judy M, Sherry M, Sandi P, Micki P, Marsha R, Debbie R, Susan S

WSWG October 2015 Show & Tell Natalie s Cajun Inspired towels >>>> Natalie s Bobbin Lace pendant Judy s Variations on Gebrochen dish towels Natalie s Demelsa s Song scarf from handspun wool Barb s Elizabeth Zimmerman mittens

WSWG October Meeting Show & Tell From Ingrid s cross-country travels: Bison yarn, roving & book <<<< >>>>> A few of Micki D. s woven pendants (January s program) Marsha s inkle bands bag Linda C s intriguing toy loom find (no manual included!) Judy s handspun sweater

Welcome! Welcome to our newest members!! Ann, Kim, Jenn, Susan And welcome back Sherry! Monday November 16, 10-12:30 WSWG Monthly meeting Program: Tools of the Trade (bring weving or spinning tools to show & tell) Guests always welcome! James City County Recreation Center Room A Monday, December 21, 10-12.30 WSWG Monthly Meeting Program: Holiday Potluck & the results of the Sock Yarn Challenge Guests always welcome! James City County Recreation Center, Room C March, 2016 WSWG Guild Exhibit Gloucester Arts on Main, Gloucester, VA August, 2016 WSWG Meeting Results of the Sunset Challenge due. Select a sunset photo (Rosalie has many to choose from, if you need one!) Create a fiber interpretation of the photo. Photo and item will be displayed together. September, 2016 WSWG Exhibit Williamsburg Public Library Upcoming Guild Events Envents WSWG 2015 Officers President Marsha Rehkamp Vice-President Ingrid Kross Treasurer Sandi Petty Secretary Virginia Banks

Some of the Rusted Silk Scarf Challenge Results:

WSWG October 2015 Program Silk Scarf Dying