New Members - April 2024

• Levi Barnett, Mountlake Terrace, WA
  Levi is just starting out on his weaving journey, so he doesn’t know where he is heading but he is open to everything. He has experience with many other crafts, but now want to focus on weaving and meet others in this community.

• Margaret Cole, Oley, PA
  Margaret is interested in weave structure, with an emphasis on historical drafts, manuscripts and pattern books and their related fabrics. She is interested in our online programs and presentations.Colleen Cooke from Seattle, WA.
  Colleen is fairly new to weaving and would like to expand her weaving knowledge and improve her technique. She would like to use her rigid heddle loom to its fullest potential.

• Jay Hallows and Ruth Hallows, Mesa, AZ
  Jay and Ruth are predominantly interested in the Ravenstail and Chilkat traditions of the PNW. They use wool and cedar on a single bar loom, thigh spiining the fibers.

• Morgan Pajo, Seattle, WA
  Morgan recently started weaving. She weaves on a rigid heddle loom and is hoping to continue learning and find community in the Guild.

• Anastasia Salizzoni, Seattle, WA
  Anastasia is new to weaving but has always taken an interest in any and all fiber arts. She knows how to sew but is enchanted by the idea of making clothing from “scratch.”

• Zachary Sang, Seattle, WA
  Zachary is new to weaving and would love the chance to learn alongside others in community.

• Jess Ullman, Seattle, WA
  Jess recently started her weaving journey with a class taught by Lois Gaylord. She is still shopping for a loom.

• Kim Weers, Woodinville, WA
  Kim used to weave many years ago, and is joining the Guild to rekindle that interest, see people she knew long ago and to spend time with other weavers. She wants to explore more of the option on an 8-shaft loom.

  For contact information please email membership@seattleweaversguild.com.