Oxford Guild of Weavers Spinners and Dyers
Next Meeting Saturday 18th February - Funky Spinning
10am Funky Spinning Workshop with Kate MacDonald
2pm Talk by Alan Raistrick on The History of Spinning Wheels.
Latest News
Saturday 18th February
Funky Spinning Workshop
Numbers for Kate's workshop are limited -
if you would like a place please email
Saturday 21st January
Guild AGM
The Guild AGM was held at 2.00 at Stanton St John Village Hall.The minutes will be available soon.
Newsletter
January to March edition
The new newsletter is now available to download - celebrating 50 years of the Oxford Guild
A Panel for All Seasons - 50 years of the Oxford Guild
The Guild is making a panel of 84 squares to celebrate our 50th anniversary. It is being made by members and stitched together to represent the four seasons of the year.
If you are working on a square please bring it along to the next meeting. And if you would like to contribute one there is still time as we still need more squares to complete the project.
But be quick - we have already started stitching them all together. Contact Anthea for more details.
The Oxford Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers is all about textiles.
We love working with fibres and textiles, and thoroughly enjoy sharing our interest – and learning something new! Members also get chances to exhibit our work in public.
Whether you’ve been spinning and weaving for years or it suddenly takes your fancy to learn we are always delighted to welcome new members.
We meet monthly on the 3rd Saturday of the month, except in August, at the Village Hall, Stanton St John, Oxfordshire where parking is easy and visitors are welcome.
Meetings normally run from 10,00am to 4.00pm (bring a packed lunch).
The morning is usually for working on any textile project you may have on the go followed by a talk in the afternoon.
Occasionally we run a full day workshop instead.
Featured video...
Dyeing - the Roman Way. A video from the
National Trust's Chedworth Roman Villa site near
Cheltenham
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