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SKAGIT VALLEY WEAVERS' GUILD

UPCOMING PROGRAMS

2026-2027




DECEMBER 5, 2026

A HOLIDAY GATHERING


Come ready to enjoy a kick off to the Holidays!

We will be having a

Gift exchange

Please consider bringing a wrapped ornament or card (does not have to be hand made.)


We will also have a table for Goodies (bring something to share)

and a fun activity or two.


Wreath

JANUARY 2, 2027

NATALIE DRUMMOND

ICE DYEING

Natalie Drummond is an educator and fiber artisan living in Fremont, Indiana. Born and raised in Virginia, she developed a love of science, teaching, and fiber. Natalie has pursued weaving, color, and ice dyeing with a passion. Natalie was awarded a MAFA Fellowship in 2019 and has been studying Deflected Doubleweave intensively including how to use in Woven Shibori.

Natalie Drummond

FEBRUARY 6, 2027

CHRISTINE MILLER

WEAVING WITH WIRE



Fiber has been my passion from my childhood and the thread of that interest has created a wonderful life long journey. I’ve had yarn in my fingers since the age of 8 and it led to a professional fiber art career in the early 1980s and continues now.

I started weaving in 1973, but things changed in the 90’s when I discovered weaving with wire. My work changed dramatically – woven metal cloth can be shaped and manipulated to create three dimensional sculptural work. This new medium is extremely engaging and I have used it to create jewelry, basketry and sculptural art.

Christine K Miller

MARCH 6,2027

LIZ GIPSON

RIGID HEDDLE WEAVING


 "I am a weaver, writer, and educator who is smitten with small looms and big plans. I spend my days weaving, writing about weaving, and teaching others to weave. The rigid heddle is my loom of choice—a perfect little loom for a great big world. Weave with me at YarnworkerU"

APRIL 3,2027

JENNIFER GAUDET

THREADS THROUGH TIME

THE RISE, FALL AND REVIVAL 

OF

TURKISH HANDWEAVING


In 2009, Jennifer set out to find high-quality, handwoven Turkish textiles—expecting a straightforward journey. What she uncovered instead was an endangered art form gasping for breath. Weaving had already vanished from Türkiye’s cities, and even in rural villages, looms sat silent, collecting dust or tucked away in storage out of sight. 

https://www.jennifershamam.com/


MAY 1, 2027


This is our Annual Auction!

Our opportunity to earn money for the Guild while

clearing out our unneeded yarns and equipment for resale

while at the same time we can shop for new to us items.


JUNE 5, 2027


This will be the celebration of our Golden Anniversary

50 years of SVWG

Bring your challenge project of

something woven with gold.

We will have demos, prizes and lots of fun!