Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild
We're here to share our love of weaving and fiber arts with you.~~ Our next meeting is January 17, 6:00PM – Program by Inge Dam ~~
upcoming events
- Finishing School on 12/08/2019 12:00 pm
- 925-W Intermediate Spinning on 12/14/2019 10:00 am
- 315-D1 Beginning Rigid Heddle on 01/09/2020 10:00 am
- 314-W1 Beginning Rigid Heddle on 01/11/2020 10:00 am
- CHG Meeting on 01/17/2020 6:00 pm
- 2020 Winter Workshop on 01/18/2020
- 117-N Beginning Plus Floor Loom Weaving on 01/28/2020 6:30 pm
a message from our president
Welcome to Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild. Please explore our website to find out who we are and what programs we offer. We have a strong educational mission and offer a multitude of classes over fall, winter, spring and summer quarters. In addition we host regional, national, or international experts in weaving for workshops three times a year. This September will see Geri Forkner’s Nuno Felting for Weavers two-day workshop. Then Inge Dam will join us in January for a three-day exploration of how to incorporate Tablet Bands in Fabric. Robyn Spady returns to CHG in mid-April 2020 to present a two-day workshop titled: There are Two Sides to Every Cloth.
In 2020 we will sponsor a Members’ Show Exhibit. This is an opportunity for members to display their works and possibly win prizes. Typically there are awards for the different categories of Functional, Decorative, Accessories, & Wearables. Since 1992 we have given the Margaret Mott Award for an entrant who has never exhibited in a juried show or never won an award at a CHG members show. In addition the Georgia Cotton Commission has provided an award for best use of cotton.
Our meetings are open to visitors and we hope that you decide to drop in at one of them. Generally they are held on a third (3rd) Saturday of the month, but when workshops are scheduled, they occur on the Friday evening prior. Check our calendar to be sure.
Ray Callaway
President, CHG
2019 October Meeting Show and Tell
Spring Workshop – Supplemental Warps
SPRING 2019 WORKSHOP The Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild welcomes Deb Essen for our Spring 2019 workshop, Weaving With Supplemental Warps Without A Second Beam Click here to register Instructor: Deb Essen Deb Essen: BIO Deb Essen has been weaving for 25 years. She is...
January 2019 Meeting
Echo and Turned Taqueté: The Possibilities of Extended Parallel Threading Friday, January 18, 2019 6:00pm Meet & Greet6:30pm CHG Meeting7:00pm Lecture Join us Friday evening for this wonderful lecture by our Winter Workshop presenter, Denise...
Winter Workshop – Extended Parallel Threadings
Designed for advanced beginners and beyond. Students will begin with loom dressed in a two color warp using an extended parallel threading (drafts will be provided beforehand).
Juried Exhibits Prospectus
May 4 – July 27, 2019 Entry deadline: February 1, 2019 Click Here to submit entries via CaFE The Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild is pleased to present Color: Classic to Contemporary, an exploration of the fearless use of color in fiber arts. Let the creative...
November Program – Textiles and Travels to Uzbekistan
Saturday November 17, 2018 The call of the Silk Road embraces over two millennia of travels of conquest, commerce, and plain curiosity. Modern Uzbekistan still offers travelers the traditions of craft, unique heritage sites, and warm hospitality. Judie Dysart and Geri...
New Members Only Page
CHG members in good standing (dues paid for the current year) may use their CHG password to log onto the Members Only page to find the following information: Fiber Focus Archive New Member’s Folder CHG Bylaws Helen Woolman library – Access information for our online...
Board of Directors
President – Ray Callaway
VP Programs – Kathi Grupp
VP Workshops – Lauren Seidl
VP Juried Exhibits – Ruth Thomas-Nance
Treasurer – Hazel Segall
Membership – Leigh Skowronski
Secretary – Kathy Roulston
Properties – Colleen Casey
Members Show – Emily Kahn
Education –Ann Doherty
Communications – Elyse Anderson
CoWorkshops – Chris Hitchcock
Committees
Registrar
Librarian – Clare Anderson
Newsletter – Teresa Edmisten