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Taste of Tapestry with Mary Kircher. Registration is now open!
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Taste of Tapestry with Mary Kircher. Registration opens Oct. 6th
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Duke Students Learn Tapestry Basics
On October 9, 2025 the Mad Hatchers, a tapestry study group, welcomed students from Duke University who are taking a class to co-curate an exhibit featuring Sylvia Heyden’s work. The afternoon started with receiving a tour and history of the Triangle Weavers Guild. The students then got a quick lesson in tapestry techniques and even got to…
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Registration for Classes opening soon
View available classes and come join us! We have something for everyone and superb instructors! “I loved this class and enjoyed the people involved. I made some new friends. TWG does a magnificent job.” -Recent satisfied student Beginning Basket Weaving-Christmas Decorations: Large Swedish Star and Reindeer Ornament with Robin Hall Class date: Registration is now open! More…
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Carol Lerner
This tapestry was inspired by a photo of the Smoky Mountains and is 11″ by 27″ The warp is cotton seine twine, and the weft is all fine and medium weight wool yarn from Weavers Bazaar. It is mounted on a wood slat with a strip of velcro, so it will “float” on the wall.
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Mary Kircher
This tapestry is called “I am Light and I am Strong”. Each panel is 12’ X 33”. It is installed at the UNC Rex Cancer Center at 2605 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh. The center is now open to patients Monday-Friday. I wove these panels one at a time on my Macomber loom. The weft is wool (mostly…
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Phyllis Demko
Tapestry “Sunday Morning,” inspired by one of the sun pictures from the TV show “Sunday Morning,” which I have watched for years. The warp is cotton seine. Weft is all wool – Harrisville Highland and Paternayan. I added the blue sky to cool it down. Tapestry is mounted on linen wrapped foam board.
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Tapestry Study Group Regroups
The Thursday Morning Tapestry Study Group met for the last time before summer break this month, and is looking forward to regathering in the Fall with new projects, more questions, and more topics to investigate.This was a lively Zoom meeting with questions flying (How do you….? What if you….?) and answers shared. Tapestry is a slow process,…
