Monthly Guild Meeting – Speaker Midwinter Farm – Alpaca Evolution

| Alpaca – There’s a reason it’s the Fibre of the Gods |
| A talk by Nick Harrington Smith on alpaca fibre including where it has come from and where we are now. |

| Alpaca – There’s a reason it’s the Fibre of the Gods |
| A talk by Nick Harrington Smith on alpaca fibre including where it has come from and where we are now. |
The monthly meeting is our AGM + Asha Buch Chakra Spinning
Our Speaker for this month is Emma Price
Emma Price is a natural Dyer, traveller and fine artist. She is the founder of Coth Atelier for textile journeys to India and Bhutan.
The talk will cover travelling off the beaten track to remote villages to explore traditional weaving and natural dyes.
This group is for those interested in all forms of tapestry wea ving. Come and give it a try .
Run by Aruna and Juliette


This group is for those interested in all forms of tapestry wea ving. Come and give it a try .
Run by Aruna and Juliette


This group is for those interested in all forms of tapestry wea ving. Come and give it a try .
Run by Aruna and Juliette


This talk considers the symbolism of wool and spinning in the classical world
This talk is considers the symbolism of spinning and wool in the Classical world, with an emphasis on Roman women and the household. We’ll consider where spinning and wool fit into popular myths and how this reflects the importance of sheep, wool, and spinning in the general economy. The main part of the discussion looks at spinning as women’s work, and the significance of spinning and household economy – not only the practicalities of the task, but also the symbolism of spinning (and weaving) as representative of domestic harmony.


Our Speaker for this month is Jane Copper discussing her Boreray Sheep
In person Spinning Session at the Burridge Community Centre
In person Spinning Session at the Burridge Community Centre