Deborah Chandler writes " We have had a long and extra-wet rainy season here in Central America this year, and now for a grand finale we have been hit by two huge hurricanes, ETA and IOTA. The damage is staggering, and

Textile makers around the world do more than create vibrant fabrics for innumerable uses. Their creations stretch in countless ways. They reach back in time—continuing time-honored practices—and forward in time, bringing countless innovations and cross-cultural influences. Textiles may reflect hope,

Handweaver's Guild of America The PTArts Spinning Group continues to meet regularly - contact Ann Brezina at annscats @ gmail for more information. Recently we have been meeting at Ann's home but we also gather on the patio at

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this year's FIBER FAIR has been cancelled.

- May 2-3, Mickie will offer a FELTING BEADS AND MAKING JEWELRY class.- May 9-10, Jennie Henderson will teach a NO MESS DYEING for quilters and others class.- June1-August 3: Mondays either afternoon 1:30- 4:30 pm or  evenings 6 -

10am social11am program Suzanne da Rosa is a master lace knitter and has been involved in ahistorical study of Shetland fine lace knitting. She has knit samples and garments for the Shetland Museum and Archives and test knits for well known

At 11:00 AM   Adriane Nicolaisen will present a slide show about her recent trip to Uzbekistan and Turkey, elaborating on her collection of textiles from the area now on exhibit in the Gallery. Meet and Greet at 10:00 AM before

Social and Sharing 10am Program 11am:  Linda Turner and Valerie Frey will delight us with “show and tell” from their travels to Japan and their study of Kumihimo.

Beginning Kumihimo class will be given on Saturday November 9th.  Sign up via our registration page.

LAYERSHand knitted and crocheted wraps often worn over multi-colored hand dyed shirts. Plus other accessories created by Eileen Broderick.

Introductory lesson in crocheting flora and fauna with Trisha LavoieNovember 4/5th Introductory talk Monday, Nov 4th, 7pm at PTA classroomAll welcome at no charge.  Donations gratefully accepted. Talk: Artist Trisha Lavoie will discuss her fiber art practice of recreating natural objects using

Due to the likelihood of PGE power shutoff in Fort Bragg tomorrow

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Thanks to all who worked the faire as well as those who came to find treasures.

Come visit the Gallery 5-8pmDeborah Corsini Wedge Weaves, plus local weavers work.

Argentina’s Textile Crusader     or perhaps one about sheep?  The Hidden Powers of a Sheep.

Jean was born in Ukiah and spent most of her life in Mendocino County. After graduating from Potter Valley High School she  attended UC Berkeley where she earned a degree in English.Jean married John Ham, a Covelo native. She has

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5-8pm Opening Reception:  MAGIC STRANDS - Sue Luna items in Elaine Todd's collection. Exquisitely woven scarves, throws, shawls and more in lustrous chenille, ultra-soft alpaca and quality cotton fibers from the Magic Strands studio of Sue Luna. Sue will not be available

The Ancient Mangel of Santarcangelo di Romagna:  In a tiny town near Italy’s Northeastern coast, the unique art of handmade, rust-printed textiles is still alive thanks to a piece of living history: a massive stone-and-wood mangle designed, in part, by

Lolli is beginning to digitize the amazing textiles that exist in the PTArts collections.  Click on links to view PDFs. Japan: Kimonos

Come at 10 for social and sharing.  Ann Brezina will share her insights regarding spinning wheels and spinning lovely yarns.

  Graduating Krenov School students proudly present their fine woodworking at Partners Gallery May 18th  to May 27th. OPENING RECEPTION: MAY 18TH 5-8PM   With one semester of excellent instruction under their belt, this year's students have set out to push boundaries and explore

Lisa Grey, artist, teacher, innovator Lisa Grey has been a full time studio artist for close to 40 years. She has led workshops in multiple dyeing, printmaking, and creative sewing techniques in the US and abroad.

Friday 5pm-8pm Come enjoy the exhibit and a few munchies.Also Mushroom Dyeing with Alissa Allen, 1 hour lecture, 5:30 PM

Barn to Yarn 2019 at the UC Hopland Research and Extension Center will take place on May 4th from 9am-3pm. I welcome you all to join us as volunteers and to share your skill and

Social and Sharing at 10am. Program 11am-Noon. Mickie McCormic will delight us with her world of art dolls. Should be a great time!

Click on this link to see in color Jackie's last newsletter which was mailed the week of April 10th to all PTArts folks past and present.

PTArts Program Saturday March 23rd. NormaLee shared information gotten at Carol James' MAC class last November. Social and Sharing at 10 - Program 11 to noon.