North Olympic Shuttle and Spindle Guild Graphic The North Olympic Shuttle & Spindle Guild shares learning and fellowship of the Fiber Arts through "show and tell" at monthly meetings, study groups, workshops, programs, trips, educational exhibits and demonstrations to the community.
Spin-ins are held monthly at members home to share handspinning projects
North Olympic Shuttle & Spindle Guild (NOSSG)   from Washington State's North Olympic Peninsula area has  nearly 50 active  members.  Members include weavers, spinners, dyers, basket makers, felters, knitters, crocheters and many other fiber artists.

We meet on the first Saturday of each month, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Sequim Library meeting room. 630 N Sequim Avenue.

Join us at the Library. We invite artists of all fiber arts media to join us at our meetings. Please bring your own lunch while refreshments with treats will be provided.

Membership benefits include a monthly newsletter, the opportunity to participate in study groups, library privileges, and guild sponsored workshops.

Membership Application for 2010/2011
Newsletters
January 2010
February 2010
March 2010
April 2010
May/June 2010
July 2010
August 2010
Links:
North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival
Association of NW Weavers Guilds
NorthWest Regional Spinners Assoc
Clallam County Fair
Library List
Guild Bylaws
North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival
October 1,2,3 2010
Sequim Museum and Arts Center
Contacts 2010 - 2011
Come meet talented folks in our community, learn more about local fiber resources, and discover what will be  happening at the North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this October in Sequim, the Shepherd's Festival in May and the Clallam County Fair in August.

Please join us and share your creative project for show and tell, your passion, inspiration, and bring a friend or make a new one.
Newsletter: Jean Montoya
Chair: Lynn Barritelle
Vice Chair (programs) Jan Tatom
Membership: Kathy Hogan
Secretary
Margie Kepner
Treasurer: Jean Martin
Weaving study groups meet regularly to learn new projects and techniques.
Webspinner: Beth Witters
Last updated 7/10/10