Albury Wodonga Handweavers and Spinners Guild Inc. in Albury, New South Wales, Australia | Art gallery

Albury Wodonga Handweavers and Spinners Guild Inc.

Locality: Albury, New South Wales, Australia

Address: Guild Rooms 2640 Albury, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Colourful balls of predrafted dyed fibre by Robyn Walker make a lovely display of colours.

25.01.2022 Jill displayed her scarf made from fibre sandwich plyed with alpaca wool. Beautiful shape. And her brown alpaca llama cross hand dyed crocheted yes yes shawl ..soft & luxurious.. and it scrunches into almost nothing it is so soft & fine !

25.01.2022 Pam showed me these two items made by her sister Faye. Faye Hoffmann was a founding member of the Guild & a Pam is modelling the handwoven blue coat made from bouclé wool & handwoven & sewn pink vest .

24.01.2022 So funny https://fb.watch/1A_taycsoa/

22.01.2022 Vivien’s August show & tell consisted of a bag of grey poodle hair & an attempt to felt the poodle hair into a picture! While the dog hair ‘felted ‘ well , the picture was not a total success. I think it’s good to show both successes & failures..... the dog hair feels quite prickly, give me superfine merino any day ! And it smelt like a wet dog ! Ha

22.01.2022 Portable electric spinning wheels were in abundance on this day! Jane’s new spinning wheel was a gorgeous gift, completed with a hand made carrying box. Bev continues to spin up a storm... Pam is spinning alpaca to make a baby shawl, pattern from AW SPINNERS book. Can’t wait to see the finished products.

22.01.2022 Gorgeous sox made by Jane. Hand spun merino, half of it dyed with opal blue Landscape dyes. Made for niece in law in UK.

21.01.2022 Ella keeps very busy, here is some of her plied yarns : Plyed 3 singles to 1yarn (2 Moorit/Silk, 1 dyed merino)

21.01.2022 199 page Likes ! Who is going to be number 200 ? No prizes, just kudos ! Tell your friends and share your favourite post...

20.01.2022 Rhonda was busy continuing her job of cataloguing the library:....big job & it’s looking very neat !

18.01.2022 Vivien’s scarf for the cancer council fundraiser, thanks Joy Dawson for the ball of grey to break the colours up

18.01.2022 August show and tell by Heather. Scarf No. 8, cotton (mostly) some Fibonacci sequence stripes and some hailstone sequence stripes and some totally random. Beautiful Heather ...

16.01.2022 Jenny's bulky cabled ribbed windcheater made from handspun super fine merino wool. Great job Jenny and it looks very warm.

13.01.2022 Jane made this infinity scarf using up left over angora/silk two ply hand spun for her sister. Love the colour.

12.01.2022 Robyn's July show & tell, this gorgeous skein of hand spun acrylic yarn from the huge bale for Wangaratta that Jill bought. Nice colour!

10.01.2022 Deb’s trauma teddies. Teddies given to patients by paramedics to keep them calm. Great idea, for a good cause.

10.01.2022 Deb has just received her square knitting needles...good for knitters with arthritis. Clever idea x

07.01.2022 Debbie has made two gorgeous shawls recently. A mitred square shawl & a Cnr to Cnr shawl in the blue. Love them both

07.01.2022 This sale is on ...now ! https://m.facebook.com/pg/JosParadiseOfColor/photos/?tab=album&album_id=3457799910967166&ref=page_internal&mt_nav=1

07.01.2022 Moorit merino and silk. When plyed should give 500-800m of knot-free knitting yarn by Ella..... just gorgeous.

06.01.2022 Robyn knitted a beanie for her Dad , good colours .

05.01.2022 Go to meeting with guest speaker ,Cheryl Crosbie, chatting about the origins of Gotland sheep & how she became involved with breeding & developing Gotland sheep in Australia on her farm Granite Havens. Cheryl began her fibre journey with two gelded llamas.Teaching herself to spin, Cheryl became interested in creating a bespoke fibre and so began by using artificial insemination (AI) to develop the Gotland sheep. Very interesting & informative chat and Cheryl’s dedication & ...passion to ethical practices was evident . Thanks Julie for organising the meeting & guest speaker. I know I’ll be checking out Cheryls website & hopefully a visit to the farm one day ..... http://www.granitehavenllamas.com.au/

04.01.2022 Very interesting story about one of the rarest fabrics in the world, Lotus Silk. https://www.facebook.com/20446254070/posts/10158240213594071/

04.01.2022 The Good, The Bad, & The Doily?

03.01.2022 The long awaited return of our weekly get-togethers for spinning, weaving and all things fibre plus a fair bit of chatting and laughter has arrived with the guild rooms being set up to observe Covid safe precautions while we meet. Our guild rooms are open on Wednesdays from 10am to 2pm If you're interested in checking it out and enjoying some good company while you work on your project. All welcome!

03.01.2022 Jane’s journey...... Rolags made with wool soybean fibre ,milk fibre and angelina . I dyed the soybean fibre purple. Spun as a single. ... Woven on four shafts, basic twill and tabby. Commercial wool yarn as warp. Jane says : I’m still learning about even weaving...... I beg to differ, another stunning piece !

02.01.2022 Jane’s stunning shawl made with soy bean fibre and glass beads. This took Jane approx 120 hours to spin and knit this Estonia lace pattern shawl. This is the natural colour of the fibre but it dyes well if you want to dye it. It feels like a mix of silk and cotton.

01.01.2022 Jane’s shawl is merino two ply hand spun. Lovely subtle colours. Socks are hand spun xbred merino dyed black and green.