Join us for a special docent tour of Threads of Change: Design & Data at the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA). This exhibition explores how fiber artists use textiles to transform climate and ecological data into immersive, large-scale works that tell powerful stories about our planet’s past, present, and future. Featured works include: Black Gold Tapestry…

If you hand stitch, this fun, free, monthly virtual gathering is for you. Share your work(s) in progress, seek and share creative and technical advice, and enjoy time with others who share your stitch passion. Sign up to receive the Zoom link and then grab your beverage of choice on the first Wednesday of each…

Embark on an incredible journey through the rich history of American textile art as Cassie Dickson shares her 40-year adventure in mastering traditional coverlet weaving. Coverlets are bed coverings that reached the height of their popularity in America between the 1830s and 1860s. Early coverlets were traditionally crafted with a plain-weave linen or cotton ground cloth and…

Discover the timeless craft of basket weaving in this relaxing, hands-on class, where you'll learn to create your very own wood-based basket. Led by expert instructor Bev Larson, whose passion for weaving spans over three decades, this class offers a welcoming environment for beginners and seasoned weavers alike. Throughout the session, you'll start with a…

Experience the timeless craft of rib basket weaving in this hands-on class where you’ll learn to create your very own unique basket. Choose from a variety of rib basket styles, including the classic melon basket, the intricate Irish knitting basket, the traditional egg basket, or the whimsical hen basket. You’ll gain valuable skills in rib…

Join us for our monthly Sorting & Pricing Party at SEFAA! We always have a treasure trove of textile and fiber-related donations, and we need your help sorting, pricing, and organizing them. This is a great way to give back, connect with fellow fiber lovers, and get first dibs on new stock before it hits…

After years of dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment to SEFAA, our beloved Executive Director, Suzi, is stepping into her next chapter! Let’s gather to honor her remarkable contributions and send her off with love and best wishes for her next adventure. Come share memories, laughter, and gratitude as we celebrate Suzi’s legacy! We encourage you…

Join us as we explore The Rarest Blue: The Remarkable Story of an Ancient Color Lost to History and Rediscovered by Baruch Sterman. This book uncovers the history, science, and cultural significance of tekhelet, a rare and sacred blue dye that held deep spiritual meaning before disappearing for centuries. Through a blend of history, chemistry,…

Discover the art and magic of marbling and create stunning patterns on fabric and paper in this engaging two-day introductory class!  What You’ll Do: Day 1: Master foundational techniques, experiment with color and pattern, and explore traditional and modern designs. Day 2: Dive deeper into reproducing specific patterns, fine-tune color balance in the marbling tank, and…

If you hand stitch, this fun, free, monthly virtual gathering is for you. Share your work(s) in progress, seek and share creative and technical advice, and enjoy time with others who share your stitch passion. Sign up to receive the Zoom link and then grab your beverage of choice on the first Wednesday of each…

Come meet author Debbie Held and celebrate the launch of her new book, The Spinner’s Blending Board Bible, where she reveals innovative techniques for transforming your fiber preparation into a creative adventure! As more and more spinners delve into fiber preparation for intentional spinning, the blending board has become more popular than ever before. It’s space-efficient,…

Skip back in time with Cassie as she takes us on a deep dive into the world of antique linen textiles and the time-honored techniques that inspire her work today. She’ll guide us through the fascinating process of growing flax and processing the fiber using authentic 18th and 19th-century tools, including: an analysis of antique spun yarns…

Started in California in the 1970s, Folkwear provides sewing patterns based on authentic vintage and folk garments from around the world. Their patterns are flexible enough to be used for historical and theatrical costuming as well as for making unique everyday wear. Folkware believes that sewing is made richer and more enjoyable when you understand…