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Tennessee Valley Handspinners Guild
Monday, January 16, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Membership & Meeting This Saturday (1/7)
2012 MEMBERSHIP DUES - NOW DUE
TVHS Dues Annual dues of $15 are payable this month. Bring a check made out to TVH, or exact cash, to the Jan. 7 meeting. Members may also mail a check to Joan -- you can find her mailing address in the January e-mail newsletter.
As our membership grows, our newsletter mailing list has become increasingly difficult for the treasurer and others who use it to manage. We must now restrict the list to members whose dues are current.
Unless you've made prior arrangements and if Joan hasn't received your dues by March 3 your name will no longer appear on the list and you'll no longer receive the newsletter nor enjoy the privileges of membership (borrowing equipment or library items, taking classes, selling at the craft sale, etc.).
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ROC DAY - THIS SATURDAY (1/7)
At this Saturday's meeting we'll be celebrating Roc Day, which honors spinners around the world.
Please bring food to share and a serving utensil if it's needed. We'll have power strips for crockpots, etc., to keep things hot, but no means of keeping them cold. If your item needs to stay cold, please bring it in a cooler. If you want to drink something besides coffee or water, please bring it with you.
Because our schedule that day will be quite full, we will start a short business meeting shortly after 11:00. Our featured speaker, Dale Liles, will begin about 11:30. We'll eat lunch around 12:00 and have show and tell about 12:45.
For Show and Tell, please bring any handspun yarn or finished item that you're especially pleased to have made in 2011.
TVHS Dues Annual dues of $15 are payable this month. Bring a check made out to TVH, or exact cash, to the Jan. 7 meeting. Members may also mail a check to Joan -- you can find her mailing address in the January e-mail newsletter.
As our membership grows, our newsletter mailing list has become increasingly difficult for the treasurer and others who use it to manage. We must now restrict the list to members whose dues are current.
Unless you've made prior arrangements and if Joan hasn't received your dues by March 3 your name will no longer appear on the list and you'll no longer receive the newsletter nor enjoy the privileges of membership (borrowing equipment or library items, taking classes, selling at the craft sale, etc.).
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ROC DAY - THIS SATURDAY (1/7)
At this Saturday's meeting we'll be celebrating Roc Day, which honors spinners around the world.
Please bring food to share and a serving utensil if it's needed. We'll have power strips for crockpots, etc., to keep things hot, but no means of keeping them cold. If your item needs to stay cold, please bring it in a cooler. If you want to drink something besides coffee or water, please bring it with you.
Because our schedule that day will be quite full, we will start a short business meeting shortly after 11:00. Our featured speaker, Dale Liles, will begin about 11:30. We'll eat lunch around 12:00 and have show and tell about 12:45.
For Show and Tell, please bring any handspun yarn or finished item that you're especially pleased to have made in 2011.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
December 2011 - "Fly-By" News
January Newsletter:
Please send all announcements, fiber related articles, and classified ads for the next issue of The Flyer to interim newsletter editor Bob Devol (e-mail) by January 3. Please include all contact information—including name, address (email and/or snail mail), important dates, and/or phone number.
SPECIAL THANKS
Charlotte Iverson has decided to step down as the editor of The Flyer and will be replaced fulltime by Bob Devol who has been acting as the interim editor.
We all owe Charlotte a special thank you for her long service to the Guild and her efforts to provide the group with an informative, interesting and high quality newsletter.
We all owe Charlotte a special thank you for her long service to the Guild and her efforts to provide the group with an informative, interesting and high quality newsletter.
JANUARY MEETING - ROC DAY
Jenny Bennett and Mimi Kezer will be teaching and Jenny, Shereen Franklin and Lynn Hash will be vending at the Smoky Mountain Fiber Arts Festival in March.
Classes will include topics such as preparing your fleece for mill processing and how to build a fleece table with household tools.
To honor spinners around the world, we will be celebrating Roc (Distaff) Day during our January meeting with a potluck meal. Our program will be a special treat: Dale Liles will speak to us about the history of TVH.
Since Dale seldom gets to attend guild meetings, let's make an extra effort to have our Roc Day Show & Tell represent some of our most satisfying spinning in 2011.
Also, those who brought a scarf for the scarf challenge could bring it back for Dale to see.
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SMOKY MOUNTAIN FIBER ARTS FESTIVAL NEWS
Jenny Bennett and Mimi Kezer will be teaching and Jenny, Shereen Franklin and Lynn Hash will be vending at the Smoky Mountain Fiber Arts Festival in March.
Classes will include topics such as preparing your fleece for mill processing and how to build a fleece table with household tools.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Meeting Next Sat. (12/3) & SAFF Haul Show and Tell
Just a quick reminder that the December guild meeting will be next Saturday, December 3rd from 10:00 - 2:00.
As the craft fair will be going on next door and we'll have members covering booth shifts during the meeting we won't have a formal program. For show and tell, bring fiber goodies or equipment you brought home from SAFF!
As the craft fair will be going on next door and we'll have members covering booth shifts during the meeting we won't have a formal program. For show and tell, bring fiber goodies or equipment you brought home from SAFF!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Wovember

Wovember looks like a fantastic reason to celebrate wool during the month of November!
Their goal is to reclaim "wool," "wooly" and "woolen" for items actually made from 100% real wool and not from other man made or natural fibers. They also aim to reconnect the idea of wool to sheep and people involved in the creation and manufacture of 100% wool yarns and garments.
You can find more about the movement, participate in a friendly photo competition, learn about their textile industry petition, share wooly stories and more at wovember.com.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
November 2011 - "Fly By" News
December Newsletter:
Please send all announcements, fiber related articles, and classified ads for the next issue of The Flyer to interim newsletter editor Bob Devol (e-mail). Please include all contact information—including name, address (email and/or snail mail), important dates, and/or phone number.
GUILD ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jenny suggests that participants bring back their scarves this month so who couldn't be present at the Guild Challenge show and tell last month can view them.
SPINNING WORKSHOP NEWS
Many thanks to Barb Keyes and Jenny Bennett for the spinning classes
they've been teaching at our meetings.
The current round of workshops have concluded but a new round of classes/tutoring sessions by other members will begin in
February.
CRAFT SALE
From Lynn Hash:
If you are participating in the craft show at Fellowship Church on December 3rd and did not receive a vendor number or you have decided that you want to participate in the sale and do not have a number, please contact me. I will also be at the November meeting and you can get a number there.
Reminder - Meeting & Holiday Celebration This Saturday (11/5)
Just a reminder: The November meeting will take place this Saturday from 11:00 - 2:00 pm. Don't
forget we will be having our holiday celebration and gift swap!
Please plan on bringing finger foods to share. If you would like to participate in the
swap please bring a wrapped fiber-related gift valued between ten to twenty
dollars. Please leave a note with
your name on it on or inside of the gift so the recipient knows who brought it.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Fellowship Church Holiday Craft Fair Flyer
Please consider sharing this flyer with family and friends!
11/2/11 -- Updated with corrected flyer! If you downloaded the original please use this version instead. Thanks!
Monday, October 10, 2011
October 2011 - "Fly By" News
November Newsletter:
Please send all announcements, fiber related articles, and classified ads for the next issue of The Flyer to interim newsletter editor Bob Devol (e-mail). Please include all contact information—including name, address (email and/or snail mail), important dates, and/or phone number.
NOVEMBER MEETING & HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
The September meeting will take place Saturday, November 5, from 11:00 - 2:00 pm. Don't forget we will be having our holiday celebration and swap during this meeting!
Please plan on bringing finger foods to share. If you would like to participate in the swap please bring a wrapped fiber-related gift valued between ten to twenty dollars. Please leave a note with your name on it on or inside of the gift so the recipient knows who brought it.
Please plan on bringing finger foods to share. If you would like to participate in the swap please bring a wrapped fiber-related gift valued between ten to twenty dollars. Please leave a note with your name on it on or inside of the gift so the recipient knows who brought it.
SPINNING WORKSHOP NEWS
Barbara Keyes will be available teach beginning spinners with their drop spindles and on their spinning wheels.
Jenny Bennett will not be available this month for the advanced spinners class but should be back for the November meeting.
Jenny Bennett will not be available this month for the advanced spinners class but should be back for the November meeting.
Monday, October 3, 2011
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