Sunday's meeting: Llamas bare it all! Join us for Sue and her shearing demo at the Burchfield.
BTW, feel free to bring your show and tell items. The Critter Ranch thinks that the llamas won't mind.
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A Guild for Spinners and Dyers
Meeting Information
Common Threads meets the second Saturday of each month, 9:00am - 12pm. Join us at West Seneca Senior Center, 4620 Seneca St, West Seneca, NY.
Contact Information & Membership Appliccation
Common Threads
533 Fisher Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
commonthreadsspinningguild@gmail.com
533 Fisher Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
commonthreadsspinningguild@gmail.com
Please email us for the 2024 Membership Application
Upcoming Events
- 2024 Common Threads Guild Program Schedule - see December 2023 Post
- WNY Fiber Arts Festival - September 14, 2024 , East Aurora NY
Lending Library
- All New Homespun Handknit
- American Spinning Wheels
- Angora: A handbook for spinners
- Art Craft Natural Dyeing: Traditional Recipies
- Beginning Spinning
- Big Book of Spinning
- Braiding Rugs
- Breeding & Selecting for Wool, VHS
- British Sheep Breeds
- Color Works for Spinners
- Color and Fiber
- Color and Yarn Design for Spinners, Menz
- Color in Spinning
- Complete Guide to Natural Dyeing
- Drafting: the long and short of it
- Dyer's Garden, A
- Dyers's Companion
- Eco Color: Botanical Dyes for Beautiful Textiles
- Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook
- Fleece in Your Hands
- Gentle Art of Plying, MacKenzie
- Get Spun: The Step-by-Step Guide to Spinning Art Yarns
- Hand Dyeing Yarn and Fleece
- Hand Spinning, Dyeing and working with Merino and Superfine Wools
- Handspindles
- Handspinner's Handbook
- Handspun Treasures from Rare Wools
- Handweaver's Workbook, A
- Harvesting Color
- Harvesting a Handspinning Fleece, VHS
- High Whorling
- Homespun Handknit
- How to Card Wool
- How to Spin, Buchanan
- Imazighen
- In Her Hands
- In Sheep's Clothing
- Intentional Spinner: A holistic Approach to Making Yarn
- Know Your Wheel
- Natural Dyes and Home Dyeing
- Natural Dying
- Pictorial Guide to American Spinning Wheels
- Ply Magazine
- Popular Wheel Mechanics, MacKenzie
- Respect the Spindle, Franquemont
- Sit and Spin, Boggs
- Spin Art
- Spin Knit, No 1
- Spin Off, 1986 - Present
- Spin, Span, Spun
- Spinner's Book of Yarn Designs
- Spinner's Toolbox, A
- Spinning Exotic Fibers & Novelty Yarns
- Spinning Llama and Alpaca
- Spinning Luxury Fibers
- Spinning Wheels, Spinners & Spinning
- Spinning Wool: Beyond the Basics
- Start Spinning
- Teach Yourself Visually Hand Dyeing
- The Art of Knitting
- The Care and Feeding of Spinning Wheels
- The Joy of Spinning
- The Whole Craft of Spinning
- Twisted Sister Sock Workbook
- Weaver's Garden, A
- Weaving is Fun
- Wild Color
- Wild Fibers Vol 6 Issue 3 Fall 2009
Woolery Affiliate Program
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Good morning. I'm writing from the Buffalo Historical Society! We worked with Common Threads last year from our Harvest Fest. Sunday June 12 is our Museum's Summer Family Day from 1-4pm. We are looking to have spinning/dyeing demos in our newly redesinged Pioneer Life Gallery and throughout the Museum. I welcome everyone and anyone, from one person to the entire guild! Please contact me if you know spinners who would be interested in participating. Thank you and take care.
ReplyDeleteTara L. Lyons
Program Manager & Museum Educator
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court
Buffalo, New York 14216-3199
Phone: 716-873-9644 Ext. 311
Fax: 716-873-8754
www.buffalohistory.org