Guild Events
Photos from our 2023 Open Day
2019 Exhibition
The 2019 exhibition had Captivating Colour as the theme. Members dyed and spun silk to make woven scarves which were raffled at the exhibition. This exhibition was a showcase for items made by our members. Members are also able to sell all kinds of woven, spun and dyed items. Any technique is welcome as long as one of the three main crafts has been included. There are lots of trade stands selling all things fibre, spinning, dyeing and weaving related and there is an opportunity to buy second hand equipment. The exhibition also includes demonstrations on various Guild skills.
The exhibition included a special exhibit of natural dyeing and members were urged to provide seeds, plants and examples of plant-dyed spun yarn.
Also new to the 2019 exhibition was a display of small cases which could be used for glasses, mobile phones or ipads. They were woven, felted, dyed or knitted from handspun yarn, and embodied the exhibition theme of Captivating Colour.
Members also sold other cases they had made on the sales table.

The silk for scarves has now been spun by members and sent to the weavers to begin weaving for the raffle.

Silk scarf weaving in progress …

One of the silk scarves now completed!
Photos from the 2019 Exhibition
Some of the Traders at the 2019 Exhibition
Ananuca (wildwoven)
Arabesque Braids
Battle Spinning & Weaving (Ashford equipment)
Briarbank Rainbows
Diamond Fibres
The Dunsmore Nepalese Textile Trust
Fibreactive
Isle Inspired Yarn
IST Crafts
John Arbon Textiles
Knitwit Originals
The Little Grey Sheep
MOMO
My Fine Weaving Yarn (Toika equipment)
Textile Garden
Uppingham Yarns
Watercolours and Lace
Weavers Bazaar
Westfield Farm
Franziska Wieser
Woolcraft with Wensleydale










































































