A Creative Community of Fiber Artists

The North Olympic Shuttle & Spindle Guild
​has been welcoming new members for over 40 years!

Our Members include: fiber artists,  fiber animal owners, beginners to advanced and the curious at heart. There is a strong spirit of mentoring, camaraderie and support within the guild.  Our meetings provide an opportunity for sharing and showing members’ accomplishments as well as programs by members and outside experts. We also have  study groups on a variety of topics including: beginning and advanced weaving, spindle and wheel spinning,  and natural dying.  NOSSG has group memberships with the Handweavers Guild of America (HGA), Northwest Regional Spinner’s Association (NwRSA), and  Association of Northwest Weavers guilds (ANWG). We also keep in touch with other local guilds, by sharing information about events and workshops. 

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Learning...
through study groups, workshops, programs and educational demonstrations.

Inspiration...
with show & tell and showing off their talents during community exhibits.

Friendship...
made while enjoying field trips, fiber events, conferences and retreats.

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NOSSG MONTHLY MEETINGS 

We meeting the first Saturday of the month at 10:00am
​except for the months of:​ June, July, October & December
​as we participate in guild and local events at that time.

Our Meeting Schedule
Short Member Meeting   •   Show & Tell   •   Social Time   •   Guild Program

Questions?
​contact us: [email protected]

Our monthly meetings are held at the
Olympic Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 

1033 N Barr Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362

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MASK MANDATE
Masks are not mandatory but recommended for those at high risk. People with symptoms, a positive test, or exposure to someone with COVID-19 should stay home.  ​

Become a Member today!

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Benefits of Becoming a Member

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• Fiber arts demonstrations and presentations
• Library of reading and instructional materials
• Free equipment rentals
• Participation at local events, festivals, & markets
• Workshops from well known artists
• Guild study groups
•  Spin/weave/knit-ins at local places
• Membership with state & national organizations
• Mentoring and outreach opportunities
• Volunteering or holding a Guild board position