Spring Workshop

Dye With Plants!
with Nicole Cleaveland, Goldenrod Fiber Studio

Saturday, March 28th & Sunday, March 29th

We are excited to host this unique dyeing experience with Nicole Cleaveland of Goldenrod Fiber Studio. Nicole aims to make natural dyeing more accessible in the broader fiber arts community. With the resurgence in the popularity of local fiber, local color can also return in abundance with the proper resources. 

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Knitting and Crochet Retreat

February 26 – March 1, 2025

A weekend of knitting and crochet fun! Spend the weekend with your fellow craft enthusiasts and learn something new in our workshops. Reserve your bunk today, or join us for Saturday workshops only.

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Past Events

Shop Night

November 10, 2025 at 6:30pm

Spend your evening shopping with local vendors:

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Guest Speaker

January Guild Presentation: A Year of Repair

Featuring Jennifer Raymond of The Tinking Turtle

We are delighted to welcome Jennifer Raymond of The Tinking Turtle, an expert in both knitting and crochet repair, as our January presenter. Jennifer will join us via Zoom on Monday, January 12, 2026, at 7:00 PM for a thoughtful and inspiring presentation titled A Year of Repair.

In this talk, Jennifer explores the deep connections between repair, community, and handcraft through four repair projects—one for each season of the year. Each project tells a story rooted in caution, creativity, and care, highlighting not only how we repair, but why we do.

• Winter brings tales of Christmas stocking repair, when sentiment and tradition meet skill and patience.
• Spring, a season of renewal, also marks a time when many handcrafts are packed away. Jennifer reflects on repair as restoration, transformation, and intention.
• Summer features the “big doozies” of repair—heavily damaged crochet bedcovers and tablecloths that test both technique and resolve.
• Fall introduces the familiar culprits of damage—puppies, children, and kittens—and includes discussion on how objects become precious enough to repair, how we can help them last, and yes… the absolute necessity of weaving in the ends (even for crocheters!).

Please mark your calendars and plan to join us for this engaging and meaningful presentation. 

If you’d like to attend as part of a Zoom watch party, both Lift Bridge Yarns and The Fuzzy Bunny have graciously agreed to host. 

The Zoom link will also be emailed to members the weekend before the event.

We hope you’ll join us for an evening that celebrates skill, story, and the beauty of making—and mending—by hand.