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Northern Colorado Weavers Guild Events - Fiber Arts Workshops

Northern Colorado Weavers Guild offers monthly guild meetings including a social hour, business meeting, and fiber arts-related presentation. The guild also offers fiber arts workshops led by local and visiting artists. Not a member? Join our fiber arts guild today!

Please note: The guild does not provide refunds for registration cancellations unless there is a waitlist. If you are no longer able to attend a workshop that you are registered for, please contact the workshop organizer to inquire about the waitlist.

Upcoming events

    • May 11, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • First Baptist Church of Loveland 1003 W. Sixth St.

    9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Social Hour

    9:30 AM - 11:00 AM Guild General Meeting

    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Scholarship Presentations

    12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Potluck

    As we close out the year, we invite all recipients of Guild scholarships to share with us their experience at the workshop they attended. We would love to hear about new things you learned, what you created, your observations, and recommendations for others to attend this workshop.  Either Hannah Hostak or Beth Fox will contact you ahead of time about your presentation.

    After the presentations, we invite everyone to enjoy a potluck with other members of the Guild. Bring a dish and your own place setting.

    • September 14, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • First Baptist Church of Loveland 1003 W. Sixth St.

    Martina Celerin holding 3D weaving of vegetables

    Social Hour 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

    General Guild Meeting 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

    Dimensional Weaving:  My Journey from Scientist to Fiber Artist 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM 

    Martina emigrated as a young girl from Prague to Canada and went on to earn her doctorate in plant sciences.  She was working as a molecular geneticist at Indiana University when she and her husband started their family.  One day in 2002 while breastfeeding one son and coloring with the other, Martina realized that she was ready to go back to her roots as an artist.  

    Martina will share her long an unusual path to an art career and how she arrived at her particular blend of weaving and felting in this fascinating presentation. 


    Martina Celerin Bio:

    "I am a fiber artist. I create 3 dimensional weavings using reclaimed and recycled materials. I love to create tapestries that are stories of the world around me - people I've met, places I've been and things that make me smile."

    Martina shows her work at several art shows each year throughout the U.S. and is a regular exhibitor in the By Hand Gallery in Bloomington, Indiana and in the Orchard Gallery in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  Martina also completes several commissioned pieces each year.  


    Presentation follows general Guild meeting

    • September 14, 2024
    • September 16, 2024
    • 3 sessions
    • See Details
    • 10
    Register

    3D weaving Forest Trail by Martina Celerin

    Skill Requirements:  All skills welcome!

    Create a weaving that captures memories and emotions with elements that seems to reach out of the loom!  We'll use plain weave, soumak, crochet, a variety of yarns (everything is game!) and found objects to create our masterpieces.  

    Materials Provided by Instructor: 

    • frame loom, shuttles, pickup sticks
    • yarns, cords, string
    • found and recycled objects, beads, wire

    Participant materials/equipment to bring:

    • scissors, crochet hooks, embroidery needle
    • remnants, thrums, treasures (optional)

    Instructor Bio: 

    Weaving allows me to incorporate objects, textures and shapes, as well as colors and coarsenesses into the canvas. By combining this with needle felting, I have been able to push the dimensional limits of wall art and to create weaving-felting fusions that are 3D tapestries.

    Follow Martina on instagram or http://www.martinacelerin.com/

Past events

April 14, 2024 Wild Vine Rib Basket - Patricia Montoya Donahue
April 13, 2024 Using Natural Materials in Basketry - Patricia Montoya Donahue
March 09, 2024 Stalking the Singles Yarn – Both Tame and Wild - Mary Renstrom
March 09, 2024 Fiber Foolishness and Disaster Recovery - Mary Renstrom
February 11, 2024 Woven Shibori on a Rigid Heddle Loom
February 10, 2024 Growing Up Making - Sienna Bosch
January 13, 2024 Member-to-Member Sale
December 09, 2023 Holiday Potluck | Gift Exchange | Scholarship Presentations
December 08, 2023 Opening Reception, Northern Colorado Weavers Guild: Celebrating 50 Years
November 11, 2023 Mending All Around - Tawnya Foster
November 11, 2023 Mending Now, Then and Carrying it Forward - Tawnya Foster
October 14, 2023 Scandinavian Coverlets and Sleigh Blankets - Susan Conover
October 11, 2023 Spinning Flax into Linen - Susan Conover
September 10, 2023 Botanical Dyeing Basics - TeDi Jansen
September 09, 2023 Lessons from the Farm - TeDi Jansen
May 13, 2023 Scholarship Presentations and Potluck
April 08, 2023 Warp Painting for Weavers
April 08, 2023 Presentation by Linda Hartshorn
March 12, 2023 Four Shaft Aren't Complex? Au contraire!
March 12, 2023 Block Party with Robyn Spady
March 11, 2023 Totally Twill
March 11, 2023 Great Weave Structures for Color and Texture using Novelty Yarns
February 11, 2023 Member-to-Member Sale
January 14, 2023 Rio Grande/Chimayo Tapestry Workshop
January 14, 2023 Eppie's Way
December 10, 2022 Holiday Potluck
December 10, 2022 Scholarship Presentations
November 12, 2022 Spin-In
November 12, 2022 Guild Shepherds
Need help paying for a workshop? Members can apply for scholarships!

Are you looking for a community in Northern Colorado that shares your interest in fiber arts? Want to gain access to equipment and media libraries, fiber arts education, and more? 

Join today!

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Mailing Address:
Northern Colorado Weavers Guild (NCWG)
P.O. Box 2404
Fort Collins, CO 80522

Meeting Address:
First Baptist Church of Loveland
1003 W 6th St, Loveland, CO

Northern Colorado Weavers Guild is a 501(c)6 non-profit organization.

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