Explore many weaving and fiber topics with other guild members.

Study Groups

  • 8 & Beyond Weaving Study Group

    This study group focuses on weaving structures for eight or more shafts. We engage in cooperative learning appropriate to our chosen topic. Members are intermediate weavers and beyond who are comfortable with reading drafts and using weaving software. We meet the 4th Tuesday for the month from 10:30am to 12:30pm on Zoom. Contact 8-beyond@rmwg.org for more information.

  • Beyond the Scarf Study Group. Weaving for Clothing

    the primary focus of the group is weaving fabric for clothing. As a group we develop projects for members to participate in. We meet on the 2nd Thursday at the church from 10am to 12pm from September to May. Contact scarf@rmwg.org for more information.

  • Shibori Study Group

    Shibori is a Japanese resist-dyeing technique, similar to “tie dye,” that shapes and secures cloth by various means-- folding, crumpling, stitching, plaiting, plucking, or twisting—thus giving fabric a three-dimensional form before dyeing. The Shibori Study Group is for all levels, beginner through advanced who wish to learn how to create Shibori. Please email shibori@rmwg.org to indicate your interest and find out when/where the next monthly meeting is. Please email shibori@rmwg.org.

  • Rookies Out of Bounds Study Group

    The Rookies group interlaces weavers of all skill levels to help building weaving confidence and community. This group covers weaving topics from planning to finishing and helps new weavers learn new skills with seasoned weavers. The Rookies meet the 1st Tuesday of the month via Zoom from 7-8:30pm year-round. For more information, contact rookies@rmwg.org to be added to the study group email.

  • Banded Together Tablet Weaving Study Group


    For anyone that shares an interest and enthusiasm for tablet and Inkle weaving from beginners to experts. We meet from 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. on the fourth Thursday of the month at the Harvey Park Christian Church. Any questions about this group can be directed to tabletweaving@rmwg.org

  • Dances with Wool Spinning Study Group

    This group is on hiatus for the near future.

  • Adventures in Knitting

    This is a technique-based knit-along study group for all skill levels. We meet on the 3rd Monday of the from 10am to 12pm at the church from September to May. During each meeting we discuss a specific knitting techniques, along with patterns to practice what we’ve learned. We study and practice a wide range of knitting techniques and styles. Since knitting is just one stitch at a time, new members are welcome to join any time. Contact adventuresinknitting@rmwg.org

  • Tapestry Group

    The Tapestry Study Group meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 1 to 3 pm at the Harvey Park Christian Church. We are a brand new group with developing goals, which include sharing our work, discussing design challenges, learning about established tapestry artists and traditions, and sharing resources. Our last meeting will be in May and we'll start up again in September. Contact tapestry@rmwg.org.

  • Weave Got Projects

    the group focuses on intermediate weaving, using four or more shafts, and working with units and blocks to design projects. We will spend time working on particular weave structures, with the end goal of allowing you time to weave your created designs. We meet on the 1st Thursday of each month from 12:30 to 2:30pm. There will be some meetings on Zoom. Please contact weavegotprojects@rmwg.org for further information.

  • Mentoring

    One of the goals of the guild is to pass our knowledge of weaving, spinning, dyeing, and other fiber arts on to others. To facilitate that within the guild we encourage mentoring. In previous years we have paired seekers with mentors, have held mentoring groups and have helped to direct inquirers to places in the community where they can take classes. We have also sometimes had an open mentoring session after each regular guild meeting. The purpose is to encourage individuals by answering questions and pairing them with other guild members who will be able to continue to help. If you are interested as either a mentor or a seeker, please visit the Mentoring section on our Members page.

  • Guidelines for Study Groups

    Want to start a study group? It’s easy. Just click the link below to see the study group guidelines.

    Study Group Guidelines