Today there will be parades and hotdog eating contests and, tonight, there will be fireworks lighting up the sky. It is July 4th, and today we celebrate our nationhood with joy and thanksgiving.

July 17th is another day to celebrate with joy and thanksgiving - SEFAA's 14th birthday. Your support has made us what we are today, a passionate regional community and unique resource for all textile art forms. Thank you for believing in SEFAA and for making it our collective creative home.

July 5: Virtual Event

Stitching Time

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Free and open to all hand stitchers!

July 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, and 27: Hybrid Event

Lunchtime Fiber Open Studios

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Free and open to everyone!

NEW! July 7: In-Person Exhibition Opens

African Blues

with Gasali Adeyemo

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July 18: Virtual Event

July Book Club Meeting

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NEW! July 22: In-Person Event

African Blues Opening Reception

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July 29: In-Person Class

Eco Print on Lambskin Naturally and in Color

with M. Theresa Brown

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Need 3+ registrations before July 15th for class to run.

July 30: In-Person Class

Eco Print with Silk Naturally and in Color

with M. Theresa Brown

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Full. Register to be added to the wait list.

August 12: In-Person Class

Mud Dyeing: Modern Fun with an Ancient Dye

with Paula Vester

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5 spots available.

August 13: In-Person Class

Beginning Rigid Heddle Weaving

with Elke Shubert

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Full. Register to be added to the wait list.

August 18-19: In-Person Class

The Joy of Gel Plate Printing

with Claudia Lee

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Need 4+ registrations before August 4th for class to run.

August 27: In-Person Class

Beginning Sashiko Take 2

with Hellenne Vermillion

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5 spots available.

September 9-11: In-Person Class

Traditional Yoruba Indigo Resist Dyeing Techniques

with Gasali Adeyemo

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Only 1 spot left!

My Secret Garden by Katrina Stone, a 2022 Square Foot Fiber Art Pin Up Show winning entry. Wet felting, silk ribbon embroidery, and beading with wool, silk, cotton, novelty fibers, beads, and buttons.

Katrina says, "My work is nature inspired and typically involves multiple fiber techniques. I enjoy exploring fiber, color, texture, and function.

But we'll be open from 10-4 as normal Wednesday through Saturday. Stop in an check out the wonders in the Shop (lots of new needlework, quilting, and sewing items) and our newest exhibition, African Blues (with Gasali Adeyemo's indigo-resist textiles), which will be installed on Friday, July 7th. Or, browse the library, hang out and create with friends at Lunchtime Fiber Open Studios, or ...!