Southwest Farm toYarn Collective
Southwest Colorado's only Fiber Arts Collective
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A grassroots organization. a Colorado 501(c)(3) Not for Profit,
Organized and staffed solely by volunteer Fiber Artists and Producers.
At Southwest Farm to Yarn Collective, we share our love for fiber by offering social knitting, Knit-alongs (KAL), crochet (CAL), weaving, and fun special classes and other fiber-lovers' events in our Shop in Cortez. We have a wonderful stock of Commercial and Local products; yarns, dyes, rovings, and so much more. Join our mailing list to receive our current newsletter with information and upcoming events, classes and happenings. There's always something happening at Southwest Farm to Yarn. Sign up below.
Weaving Links and Resources
The guild serves a widespread geographic area with members drawn from Durango, Cortez, Farmington and many smaller regions including: Bayfield, Ignaciio, Aztec, NE Arizona, Mancos, Dolores, SE Utah, Silverton, Ouray, Telluride, Pagosa Springs, Chromo and Chama. There is something for everyone - no matter what your fiber interest! Join us for fun, facts, fiber and friends!
Intermountain Weaving Conference
The Intermountain Weavers Conference is a bi-annual conference held in odd numbered years.
The purpose of the conference is to provide workshops and other learning opportunities and provide connections between people associated with the Fiber Arts. If you have any interest in weaving, spinning or other Fiber Arts, this conference is for you!
The 2023 IWC will be held 27 – 30 July 2023 at Utah State University (USU) in Logan Utah.
Handweaver's Guild of America.
HGA is an international membership association created to encourage excellence, inspire creativity, and preserve fiber arts traditions through education and community. Our mission is to educate, support and inspire the fiber art community. We invite weavers, spinners, dyers, basket makers, and all fiber art enthusiasts to join us!
Wild Wooly Spinners of the West Facebook Group.
Community of spinners and fiber enthusiasts in the Four Corners area.
Diné Bé’Iiná
We are a group of Textile artists, weavers, shepherds, wool enthusiasts, we are young and old.
Diné Bé’Iiná, Inc (DBI) is a 501c(3) grassroots nonprofit organization led by Navajo weavers and shepherds since 1991. We provide education, workshops, consultations and demonstrations to our community.
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Rebecca Mezoff hosts a bi-weekly YouTube live video #changetheshed demonstrations of Tapestry techniques and demonstrations. She also has a broad range of YouTube videos and a terrific blog.
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And we really like Jane Stafford Textiles, and her monthly blog of sharing the work of other weavers.
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A few of our members are taking Janes online weaving classes. She's a wonderful teacher.
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