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Join the Fun! Experience the Challenge!
Have you been looking for an opportunity to sell your fiber art? After much search, the Exhibits Committee has found a venue for both exhibiting and selling fiber arts items. We invite you to participate!
What & When: The upcoming MAC Crafts Festival, December 14-15, 2013
Where: Mesa Arts Center
How: Enter any fiber arts items (Paper, Basketry, Tapestry, Navajo, Handwoven, hand knitted, felted and fiber sculpture). All fibers will be considered. Instructions on submission will follow in September. Indicate your interest by October 9. Final commitment to participate is November 1.
Fee: $20 entry and 20% of any sale made (payable to the Telarana Guild).
Standards – All entrants must be Telarana members in good standing. If you collaborate on an article both collaborators must be members. Work must be original, completely hand-crafted (no kits or commercially-produced items), clean, without odor and show no signs of wear. Work must be of exhibition quality and ready to hang or display.
Questions - Email Karen at kastromberg@gmail.com, or Maureen at mmccarthy46@gmail.com
- Our auction was a huge success! We raised over $3400 for two charities — Lodestar which serves the homeless and Seeds for Autism that provides vocational training for adults with autism. Thank you for your donations and for bidding!
- Check out our latest newsletter for most up-to-date happenings.
We meet each month in the Outreach Center of the First United Methodist Church, 15 East 1st Ave., Mesa, AZ 85210.
Look for the signs that will point you to the outreach building in the back of the church, itself. Or look for the hive of activity, cars parking, people saying hello to each other, carrying in their items for show and tell, etc! We’ll look forward to meeting you!
About our guild
Telaraña is a fiber arts guild that promotes all of the fiber arts including weaving, spinning, basketry, knitting, crochet, lace-making, felting, dyeing and more. We welcome everyone – our members have a wide range of expertise from beginners to advanced. All you need is an interest in the fiber arts, enthusiasm and a willingness to be involved in Guild activities. Our name means “spider web” in Spanish and symbolizes the connections we feel with others who love the fiber arts.
Since 1978, the Telaraña Weavers and Spinners Guild has been affiliated with the Handweavers Guild of America and the Arizona Federation of Weavers and Spinners Guilds.
At each meeting we have “show and tell” where members share items that they completed during the month. If you are planning to bring something to share, please complete “Show and Tell form” so that we may keep a record of our creations!