The Mary Meigs Atwater Weavers Guild of Utah
The Mary Meigs Atwater Weavers Guild was established in 1956 to promote the art of weaving and provide weaving resources to the community. We provide educational opportunities through our study groups, workshops and meetings.
You do not need to be a weaver to join. If you have an interest in weaving, the Guild has a lot of resources to help you learn to weave and have a lot of fun!
Membership Benefits
There are lots of benefits of membership, including:- Newsletters
- Workshops
- Sales
- Library
News
What: Sampling is not a Dirty Word, Ruby Leslie
When: Thursday, 9 Jan 2025, 6:30 pm
Where: Zoom
See the Meetings page for more information
Guild Challenge
This year’s Guild Challenge—“Weaving for Clothing”—was introduced at the October meeting, and we are really looking forward to it!
Those who are interested in participating will weave cloth that can be used for clothing. Weavers can also explore the use of color in cloth as they do this. This clothing can be simple scarves or shawls or yardage, or it can be clothing that is constructed in some way. We hope that this challenge will allow all of us to learn more about weaving for clothing.
See the Events page for more information
Kitchen Towel Exchange
It’s so much fun to exchange tea towels, especially with friends! The Guild is sponsoring a Kitchen Tea Towel Exchange this year. To participate, weave one to four towels to exchange at the Guild meeting on May 8 2025.
See the Events page for more information
Ruby Leslie Workshop
Ruby “Charuby” Leslie will be coming to Utah to teach a three-day workshop on April 3, 4, and 5, 2025. The workshop is called “There Must Be 50 Ways to Weave Your Color.” With apologies to Paul Simon, in this workshop, we’ll go beyond white and blue, Sue, and do more than red, Fred!
See the Workshops page for more information
MMAWG Facebook Page
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Newsletter
The Guild publishes newsletters throughout the year.
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Mary Meigs Atwater Bulletins
The Guild web site has the only complete downloable bulletins published by Mary Meigs Atwater between 1924 and 1949.
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Membership Application
Sign up for membership online using a credit card or Pay Pal, or you can mail in a paper form.