Workshops

Three CHG-sponsored workshops are offered each year, including at least one by a nationally known fiber artist. These provide an intensive study of a specific technique over a short period of time (1 - 3 days). Students are often required to do some prepatory work, such as warping looms or winding skeins.

Materials: Students are often asked to bring easily obtainable supplies and pay nominal fees for specific material to the instructor on the first day of the workshop. Looms and other equipment are not included in the fee.

Equipment Usage: Qualified members can contact the Properties Chairman to reserve looms and other equipment, with advance notice.

Registration: CHG members are given priority for workshop registration. If there is space available after current members have registered, others from the community may join the guild to take advantage of these workshops.

Recent CHG Workshops include:

Designing with the Three T's - Threading, Tie-Up, and Treadling
presented by Judith Krone and Jo Marie Karst

Studies in Color
presented by Margaret Roach Wheeler

Stripes with an Attitude
presented by Barbara J. Walker