This past weekend, as part of our 50th Anniversary celebration, current Board members gathered to honor and thank past DFG Presidents. Without their leadership, our Guild would not be where it is today–an official non-profit organization which is an important... View Article
This past Saturday, DFG members demonstrated weaving and spinning at Glensheen Mansion. Many people stopped by to observe and chat, including a bachelorette party!
Just a reminder that we are gathering for a potluck meal and a common interest in fiber arts this Saturday. All fiber enthusiasts are welcome! (Our Treasurer will be happy to accept your dues payment as well). Saturday, August 26,... View Article
50 years of Duluth Fiber Guild continues! Please join us next month for a celebration of fiber art at the Nordic Center in Duluth. Juried pieces will be displayed all month and fiber activities offered for all ages.
Please join us, new and returning friends, for a fall kickoff gathering. This is a potluck–please bring a dish to share and serving utensil. After lunch, we’ll have a brief meeting to announce all the great events coming up for... View Article
While we are just over halfway through 2023, DFG is still celebrating our 50 years! We have many events planned during August-December and we encourage you to attend them all. There is something for everyone of all ages, whether you... View Article
Want to learn how to warp a loom? Or need to update your warping skills? Or do you just want to try a different method? Barb’s July 22-23 class has openings! This class will teach the 6 steps of Lou... View Article
The DFG Studio has been brightened up with the addition of the completed fiber flags made by DFG members this year. Stop by during open studio or study group times to check them out.
The 50th Anniversary of DFG continues, this time in Grand Rapids, MN. The MacRostie Art Center is hosting our exhibit through July 29. Thanks to member Donna for these highlights, but you really should see it in person!
About twice a year, DFG members and friends gather to process flax that was grown in our area, preparing the plant to be spun into linen. These photos illustrate the breaking, scutching, and hackling of the fiber. Want to learn... View Article
