DreamSpin 2015

Spin spin spin spin! All day, all night.

DreamSpin 2015 details are out.  Here's a link to the webpage with details and a registration form: DreamSpin 2015.
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Tapestry Weaving Course

I have just organized Archie and Susan's 4 day session here at the cabin. Limited to 10 people each session.

A special house has been rented for the nights for you and we will have the great Sarah Auker

available to cook for us our main dinners.

Two separate sessions are set for April 23,24,25.26 first session

April 30 May 1,2 and 3 2nd session

Cost is $560.00

This includes all loom use,materials,and dinners..and house.

Transportation available from Portland as needed. Pick up from airport can be arranged too.

If coming a day early or staying in Portland to see the sights a place for you at the Lion and the Rose Bed and Breakfast can be booked. You must book it through me for your time as they give me a really special discount.This is an extra expense that will be figured as the time nears.

I have contacted you all first before the info goes to the ATA ad and listing in the ATA directory.. and to the other Divines as you are all in a special study group!

Many of the later in the year retreats are also arranged…mostly influenced by our dear Laurie who will be out here for the Focus on Book Arts event in June.

June 19,20,21 $350.00

July five day retreat  the 22,23,24,25,26th   $450.oo

August 14,15,16,17,18th $450

Isn't this great?

Love from Pam

Minutes for the meeting of the Guild

Minutes for the meeting of the Guild December 3/2014

We did not have show and tell-we had Pot luck so had lots of food to eat.

We started at 6 with the pot luck and then at 7pm:

Kathy McDonald and Anne Fiddick conducted a discussion on our Mid Island Weavers and Spinners Guild Sale which is to Be Saturday March 21/ 2015

at the Cedar Community Hall 9:30 to 3:30

Some discussion on ending at 3?

It will cost us $150 Anne made the motion to spend the $150 for the hall and Crystal seconded it.

The tables will be $30 and non refundable.

Set up time 8 am and open at 9:30 We had a motion to go until 2pm. Betty made the motion and Julie seconded it.

We may have the quilt batts from Birkland Brothers. If we do we will have them at the sale and have a silent auction with sealed bids. Minimum bid $25. Highest bid gets it. Kathy made the motion for having a sealed bid and Crystal seconded it.

The Guild will have two tables-one for information and for the batts and the other will be for a Guild table that will take commission on what we sell.

We had a discussion about it being open to all or otherwise fibre related. I think we decided that as longs people knew that it was fibre related and the customers would be fibre related people it was okay.

We will need at least two tables for food. Guild members can provide the goodies.

Christmas potluck dinner

[Photo by Judy Alexander]From Fiber Fabrications

The Mid Island Weavers and Spinners december meeting is our annual potluck dinner.  Bring a surprise potluck item for the buffet table.  Also bring something for the silent auction.  6 pm at St Peter's Church Hall.

Spin-in Wed 7 pm Nov 19th

Phot from the Joy of Handspinning web site

It's the third Wednesday of the month!  This summer weather (well, it was sunny) has us all relaxing and the third Wednesday snuck up on me. Apologies for such a late posting.  Bring your wheel, or your spindle, or your knitting, or a friend...and don't forget something for show and tell.  Wednesday Nov 19th. 7 pm.  Open to anyone.  Not a spinner (yet) bring your knitting.

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Minutes of the November Meeting

MIWSG MINUTES NOVEMBER 5, 2014

Called to order at 7:05

Attendance: Jeanette, Joyce, Isobel, Crystal, Jeannette (acting secretary) Fiona, Anne, Lynne, Sharon, Kathy, Margo, Liz, Julie, Pat.

Guests: Carol Ranger

Library Report: new handwoven magazine has arrived.

Old Business: Anne has tentatively booked the Cedar Hall for the 2015 MIWSG yarn/equipment sale. Fiona has booked the Nanaimo Credit Union traveling bank van. The hall rental will be 250.00, however Anne is working on getting that figure reduced. No deposit has been given yet.

New Business: Margo has given the hall key to Liz. (that makes Liz and Lynne with hall keys)

ANWG Conference June 2017 sponsored by the Victoria Weavers Guild. Discussion started with regards to MIWSG having a booth . Treadle Lightly is the theme.

Dreamspin information has been sent out. February 13-15, 2015. Cost will be the same as last year. (269.00 - 289.00 depending on accommodation choice)

Vancouver Weavers + Spinners Alaska cruise May 30, 2015. Check with Lynne for more information.

MIWSG received an offer of a free Dorothy table loom. The offer has since been rescinded.

MIWSG made two $120.00 pledges to Birkland Brothers in Abbotsford for help covering the refurbishment of their antique wool carder. In return we will be receiving two 5# wool queen size quilt batts. MIWSG will put these batts up for silent auction or sell them at the fibre/equipment sale, to recover some of the costs.

7:35 motion to adjourn by Joyce, seconded by Crystal

Meeting was followed by refreshments and an informative instructional talk/ hands on display given by Julie on how she makes the absolutely beautiful shawl pins and sheep magnets . Julie kindly left everyone with a hand out for all of us DIY experts.

Our thanks to Julie for such a wonderful program.

Show and Tell:

Kathy: bulky spun yarn

Jeanette: slouch hat, green lace shawl, handspun/knitted child’s poncho

Lynne: handwoven tea towels

Pat: bee stitch shrug

Fiona: 3 knit cowels, bias mesh scarf, drop stitch shawl, 2 toques, blue knit shawl, 4 needle bags

Jeannette: baby whale knit sweater, gray knit sweater

Julie: shawl pins, sheep magnets, sheep pins

Liz: will be giving a talk about Coast Salish blankets at the Florence Filberg Centre March 27-29, 2015 See Liz for more details. Liz will also be sending out information for the LaConner Textile Museum

Meeting November 5th

Our regular meeting is Novemember 5 at 7 pm
the Programme is Julie Gettings demonstrating making a shawl pin.
Hostesses for this night are Autumn and Lynne

Looking for a loom

Looking for a Loom by karemill2010 I am looking for a loom such as the Glimakra 36-45” and with a 2” sectional (and 1 yard extension) if possible. Seems to be the best type of loom for my long legs Smile Thanks Trish Moon info@indigomoonyarns.com Exclusive dyer of Indigo Moon artisan dyed yarns Rich, bold, beautiful colours...positively West Coast! http://www.IndigoMoonYarns.com

Computerized Loom for sale

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New post on Bradley Thursday Spinners Computer Loom for Sale by karemill2010 I have the following loom for sale. Please feel free to print the poster and share it with anyone who might be interested and your guilds. Thank you. Hugs, Karen, millerkarene@telus.net

ANWG Conference 2017 in Victoria

Treadle Lightly 2017           ANWG Northwest Weavers' Conference                                                                                                                    Oct.  2014 Victoria Inner Harbour

ANWG Conference 2017 Treadle Lightly Victoria B.C. Here's what we know now: The Association of Northwest Weavers' Guilds is sponsoring the next conference in Victoria. The primary host will be the Victoria Handweavers' and Spinners' Guild. The dates for ANWG Conference are set for June 28th to July 2nd 2017 in Victoria B.C. Canada.. The conference will be taking place at the University of Victoria. We live on an island with 3 different ferry routes to take you to Victoria. When traveling by land be sure to have the correct picture ID and identification for crossing the border. If you are flying into Victoria you will need a passport.  The airport code is YYJ. B.C. ferry Anacortes ferry Port Angeles ferry The theme "Treadle Lightly" represents being aware of our environment and making greener choices. We have approved the Logo design and have chosen the conference colours. The colours are blue, yellow, orange, purple, pink, green and grey. Thanks to our graphic artist Jeff Werner,  we have lots of colour and potential design elements to chose from. Have fun with them! The website is up and running. It will be continually mananged and edited so please keep coming back. This will give us a better rating in the search engines. anwgconference2017.com The conference will include: Pre Conference 3 day workshops- Wednesday to Friday June 28th to June 30th   Welcome and Dessert Reception and a Shop 'till you Drop in the Market Hall. Friday June 30th 1/2 day and full day seminars- Saturday and Sunday. July 1st and 2nd Fashion Show- Saturday. July 1st Banquet and Keynote Speaker- Sunday July 2nd We are looking forward to hosting the next ANWG Conference. We are in the process of looking for instructors for these classes. If you are interested in teaching please contact anwgconference@gmail.com We are looking forward to hosting the next ANWG Conference in our city.   Saturday is Canada Day and our 150th Birthday. there will be celebrations going on all day downtown and fireworks on the inner Harbour after sunset.      If you have a blog please consider a mention or a link to our website.

dont forget the fleece and fibre Festival this weekend

Fw: Cowichan Fleece and Fibre Festival by karemill2010 Hello everyone: I am sending this email,to ask you to let your Guild members (and anyone else who might be interested). know about the Cowichan Fleece and Fibre Festival . It will be held on Oct 25th at the Cobble hill Fairgrounds, from 10am to 4pm. Hope to see you there!! Thank you, Kathy McDonald Saturday October 25th 2014 10 am - 4 pm Cobble Hill Community Hall & Fair Grounds Interested in getting involved? ​​If you are interested in particiapting in the Fleece and Fibre Festival, just let us know!​ Phone: 250 597 0820 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 250 597 0820 end_of_the_skype_highlighting Email: leolawitt@gmail.com

TOSH 2014

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TOSH 2014 by karemill2010 The attachment is the invitation to our exhibition at TOSH. It features David’s scarf. If you would like to invite your friends to the exhibit you can copy the file and send it to them or print it out.

Spinning/Weaving Retreat 2015 in Powell River

Spinning/Weaving Retreat 2015 in Powell River by karemill2010 The URL for this retreat has changed. The new URL is: http://www.prfiberfest.com/

spinning Wednesday night

October 15th Wednesday Spinning from 7-9

Minutes of October 1^st meeting

We had no programme as no one had volunteered to do one so had a great show and tell.

Fifteen people present and nice to see some that hadn’t been in a long time.

Knit Scene in Vancouver this weekend had 3 members going.

Old business

Our every second year Fibre Stash sale is March 21^st next year. Since the hall will not be available. as it is being re built .the sale will be at the Cedar Hall.

Fiona is going to look into the Coastal Community Credit Union portable ATM machine to have on site at the sale.

Vancouver Guild has a free lecture on October 16th- one could get details from their site.

ANWG (Association of North West Weavers) is looking fore help for the Conference to be held in Victoria in June 2017

New Business

Eleventh annual Dream Spin is going to be held at Cowichan Lake again this February 13,14,15^th More information to come or email Jeanette Roberts.

We need to get more tea etc. Treasurer wasn’t there to give the tea money to. We used to get money from the raffle. I have bought something for next months raffle.

Lots of great show and tell but I did not take notes this time. Anne Fiddick is involved with a Country Christmas Sale November 22 at 2745 Munroe Road near the millstone River Bridge from 10 am to 3pm in the barn.

Hostesses for the rest of the year.

November- Autumn and Lynne

December- pot luck

January-Crystal and Joyce

February-Sharon Fiona and Debbie

March-Kathy and Isabel

April-Julie

May- Betty and Jeannette B.

Programmes

November- Julie doing Shawl pins

December- pot luck

January-need volunteer

February-need volunteer

March-Liz- Salish Spinning

April-need someone

May-need someone

Guild meeting tomorrow

Guild meeting at 7 pm Wednesday October 1st.

Knitting Machine for Sale

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New post on Bradley Thursday Spinners Knitting Machine for Sale by karemill2010 Someone may be delighted to have these . They were my father’s and I hope there is someone else in the knitting community that would appreciate these even if for historical reasons. Call Steve 250-954-8022 or email me stwa@shaw.ca Free to a good home. 1@ Singer 360K Memo-Matic Knitting machine 1@ Singer SRP-50 1@ Singer 360/260 LC

Minutes for the meeting September 2014

September 3^rd 2014 Minutes of the Mid Island Guild

15 people in attendance. We had a Guest Debbie, a basket weaver from Spokane Washington who has recently moved to Nanaimo.

Library has a new book called Knitting Without Tears and we also have Maiwa's catalogue for next years up coming courses.

Treasure's report from Chrystal accepted

We are now with the Coastal Community Credit Union and Lynne, Kathy and Crystal are the signers.

The Hall we rent is being re built and so we have to have everything finished for use by the end of February 2015. Our Stash reduction Sale which we will be having March 21^st of 2015-needing a different location in the area if possible.

Hostesses for the following meeting have been signed up as follows:

October-Darlene and Heather

November-Autumn

January- no one signed up

February- Sharon M.

March Kathy M.

April-Julie G.

May-Betty T. And Jeannette B.

June-Pot Luck Anne F.

Programmes (we need some more help here)

October

November-Julie G. Polymer pins for shawls

December-pot luck

January

February

March=Liz HK-Salish spinning

April-

May-

June-pot luck

Show and Tell

Sharon-towels and pillow of hand woven and wedding pictures

Kathy-Cornsilk and Alpaca combination dyed a beautiful lavender

Debbie -socks

Pat- Sweater and Hat

Darlene carriage cover using leftover yarns

Autumn-kumihimo bracelets

Liz -thigh spinning

Heather -Shibori and wine glass holder

Anne F.- Quiviet

Jeannette B.-warm grey shawl and button scarf(something unreadable in my notes!) and bag made by Fiona with sheep on it

Chrystal-cat ass coasters!

Lots of things for sale

As I am unable to spin or weave any longer I have a wide variety of things for sale: weaving yarns, yarns that I used for making art yarn. I also have some spinning fibres and a whole lot of dyes. I have a warping mill by LeClerc, odds and ends of shuttles including 2 wooden Schacht boat shuttles and bobbins. I also have a bunch of handwoven etc magazines and books on spinning, weaving and knitting. And I’m sure I’ve forgotten something I haven’t yet found. I am open to any reasonable offer, if interested in any or all please give me a call at 250-248-0678 or email me at sueze@shaw.ca
Thanks for reading this Sandra Massey

Meeting at 7 pm September 3rd

Our first meeting this year will be at 7pm at St. Paul's Church hall on Church street. Organizing for the next year.

World Wide Knit In Public Day

World Wide Knit In Public Day takes place June 14-June 22 this year. Now, you might think, “Why do I need a holiday to knit (or crochet) in public?” The reason is that in many peoples’ brains, knitting  and crocheting still reside in a section labeled “old fashioned.” Believe it or not, 10-15 years ago, people were actually ridiculed for pulling out their yarn, needles and hooks in public and they hesitated to do it.
We’ve come a long way. But we’re not there yet.  I was knitting at an airport a couple of weeks ago and a man watching intently spoke up after a while and said, “I haven’t seen anyone do that since my grandmother.”  The man was in his 60s! I wanted to ask him where he’s been but obviously, he hasn’t been anywhere where he has seen people who don’t look old fashioned knitting or crocheting in public.
That’s where you come in.  Make your presence known. Promote your hobby on the train, the subway, the airport, the doctor’s office, the beach, the park,  the hockey game, the local coffee shop or bar. You know how great it is that you have this craft.  It helps you relax. It offers you the opportunity to give meaningful gifts. It allows you to be creative and productive in a tangible way.  Go out. Knit in public.  People will talk to you and you’ll have an opportunity to tell them what they’re missing.
Visit World Wide Knit (&Crochet) In Public Day’s Facebook page to find or lead a group and use the hashtag #wwkipday to find information and share images and info about knitting in public.
Then, let us know how it goes.  We’d love to hear your stories!

June Guild Meeting-Potluck

[Photo] Past president Anne Fiddick in her B+B kitchen. 

Join us for the Guild's annual potluck dinner. This year Anne Fiddick has graciously offered to host it at the beautiful (the view is to die for) Fiddick Farm B+B. check their website for directions. Wed, June 4th. 6pm. Bring a potluck and any items for a silent auction and for show and tell.
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Reminder that we meet at 7 pm the third Wednesday of the month for spinning which is May 21st  Newcomers welcome.
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Annual Show and Share Reminder

Annual Show and Share Reminder by karemill2010 Just a reminder to please remind your members of our annual show and share at the Bradley Centre, Thursday, May 29th at 7 pm. This year it is hosted by the Nanoose Weavers and Spinners Guild. We will be acting on the suggestions of the questionnaire from last fall: Keep it Simple. This means no large tables set up; tea, coffee and cookies only; show and tell limit to 3 items per person; and lots of time for talking and conversation. We hope to see lots of people attend. Thanks, Elaine Elaine Duncan Handweaving Studio PO Box 623, 1219 Dobson Road, Errington, BC V0R 1V0 250.248.1270 http://www.elaineduncan.com

Loom for sale

Loom for Sale by karemill2010 Woolhouse Gertrude Loom for sale 58” 4 shaft 2” sectional $1500 in excellent condition. please visit this link for more details. http://www.indigomoonyarns.com/shop/loom-sale-p-1078.html Thank you Trish Moon info@indigomoonyarns.com Exclusive dyer of Indigo Moon artisan dyed yarns Rich, bold, beautiful colours...positively West Coast! http://www.IndigoMoonYarns.com

Weavers go green with workshop series - Richmond Review

Weavers go green with workshop series - Richmond Review

Guild Meeting this Wednesday May 7th

Reminder meeting at 7 pm Program is Autumn showing beading. Should be lots of show and tell from the spinning workshop.

upcoming spinning classes

April 17, 2014

Hello, Spinners,

Is your spinning “like a brick wall with a few bricks missing”? That’s what an enthusiastic participant in Linda Raven’s first class said about her spinning before taking Spinning Beyond the Basics earlier this year.

Due to popular demand, Linda has agreed to teach Spinning Beyond the Basics again this spring. In this 10 hour course, you’ll find an opportunity to extend your spinning knowledge and skills.

A limited number of 6 participants can attend, so plan early to attend.

Dates:  Wed. May 28, Wed. June 4, Sat. June 7 and Wed. June 11.

Times: 10:30 am to 1 pm

Location: Guild loft, Qualicum train station

What you’ll learn:

• A Brief History of Spinning
• Towards Understanding Your Wheel
• Classic Spinning Methods: worsted, semi-worsted, woollen, semi-woolen
• Fibre Preparations for the above techniques
• Finishing techniques for the methods above
• Plying tips and techniques: 2 ply, 3 ply, Navajo ply, cabled yarn

Cost: QWSG members: $45 for four sessions  plus $20 for materials. Total: $65

         Non-members:      $65 for four sessions plus $20 for materials. Total: $85

How to register:

1. Contact either Linda Raven at lraven49@shaw.ca or call 778-424-1001 or Jackie Worboys at jworboys@shaw.ca or call 250-752-5568 to confirm your attendance and provide contact information.

2. Mail or drop a cheque payable to QWSG for either $65 (QWSG members) or $85 (non-members) to Jackie Worboys as soon as possible to guarantee your spot.

3. Pass the word. Invite your friends, and come for a unique learning experience. We look forward to seeing you.

5. Cancellation policy: If you cannot attend, find someone to take your place. Your money cannot be refunded after May 15th unless the workshop is cancelled.

Coming Soon:

Step into the World of Silk,

a one day workshop

with Linda Raven in the autumn of 2014!

Stay tuned.

Jackie Worboys, 754 Kensington Place, Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 2K3 jworboys@shaw.ca 250-752-5568

Spinning Beyond the Basics 2 April 17, 2014

Spin-in this Wednesday April 16.

It's the third Wednesday of the month!  This summer weather has us all relaxing and the third Wednesday snuck up on me. Apologies for such a late posting.  Bring your wheel, or your spindle, or your knitting, or a friend...and don't forget something for show and tell.  Wednesday April 16th. 7 pm.

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MIWS Guild April 2nd 2014

Minutes of the MIWS Guild meeting April 2^nd 2014

Treasurers report for this year accepted as read by Lynne Vander Linde and seconded by Sharon McGarrigle

Motion Made by Kathy McDonald and seconded by Lynne Vander Linde

Decided to donate $100 in Eva Ryan’s memory to the Heart and Stroke

Karin Jacobson was thanked for her stint of being chairman for the guild.

We had a new member through the Blog who wants to take the Colour in Spinning workshop. Her name is Damaris Oakley

It was out AGM so next years slate is:

President Lynne Vander Linde

Secretary Heather Sinclair

Treasurer /Crystal Hanson (I hope I got that right as I don't have a current membership list)

Librarian-Margo Turner

The guild is doing a demonstration at 1pm April 15^{th More volunteers needed at Lakeside Gardens}

The knitters Loom is at Anne Fiddick's

Colour Control in Spinning Workshop 28th and 27th is being held at The Country Grocer on Bowen Road.

9-4 pm with a half hour for lunch. Since Saturday is customer appreciation day come early to the /Bowen Road side.

Library books -two donated
Knitting lace by Barbara Abbey and a Vogue-Mittens and Gloves



Website of Maiwa Blog=www.maiwahandprintsblogspot.com
Talked about a dye day in the summer with Cheryl Weibe on Saltspring Island



Show and Tell( correct me if I missed anything)

Kathy McDonald- Cotton blankets woven different greens and blues

Crystal brought samples of yarn for sale on cones

Karin- handspun shrug knit with lace sleeves

Jeannette Brooks socks and dishcloths-knit

Heather -scarf with the yarn left on the knitters loom when i got it and I posted what I did on the knitters loom

Fiona-camel and silk shawl with beads

3 hats and another shoulder cozy and cowl and shawl with beads-very productive.

Next programme is Margie's slides and hostesses are Heather and another volunteer

Colour Control in Spinning Workshop

New dates:

April 26 +27

Photo and yarn by Deborah
who spins while doing yoga!
check her blog: Heart like a wheel

Colour Control in Spinning

Tired of getting mud when you spin multicoloured roving? Sometimes you might get a pleasant surprise but wouldn't it be much more satisfying to spin with confidence that your finished yarn will be exactly what you want? After working with various combinations of colours and spinning techniques, you will begin to find your stride.
Chain [Navajo] plying, striated roving, painted roving, sprinkle dyed roving will be just some of what will be explored.

Only 4 spaces left! The guild is hosting another spinning workshop Colour Control in Spinning by Cheryl Wiebe. $90 for Guild members with $50 deposit due at the Apr 2nd Guild meeting, $120 for non-members. Space is limited and priority goes to Guild Members. To register contact Kathy cedarweaver@gmail.com


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Upcoming meeting March 5th

Programme was to be   Coast Salish Wool Dog and Spinning (Liz)So I know Liz wont be there I could talk about Nuno felting? Hostesses were Anne F and a volunteer and Anne wont be there so hopefully someone will do that.
Next month is the AGM and felting with Betty.

Spinning night

Reminder that Spinning is Wednesday Feb 19th at 7pm

ANWG Conference in Victoria in 2017

ANWG Conference 2017 in Victoria > The Victoria Handweavers' and Spinners' Guild is joining with ANWG to host the 2017 ANWG Conference at the University of Victoria, June 26 to July 2nd, 2017. > > We have put together the core of a planning committee and are looking for additional volunteers to help with the process over the next 3 1/2 years. In this world of internet communication, if should be possible for us to work together over the internet. If a guild or individual guild members would like to help, we would love to include them. Some areas we need help include companion activities, juried shows, instructor selection and publicity. > > We are looking for suggestions for a conference name/theme. As the name/theme is central to our planning, we would ask that all suggestions should be emailed by April 1st, 2014. > > We are also collecting suggestions for both instructors and vendors. Suggest yourself or someone else. There is a lot of talent on this island. > > Please email all questions and/or suggestions to Christine at weaverbird@telus.net. > Thank you > Christine Purse > ANWG Conference 2017 Planning Committee Chair