January 6, 2024 Program Meeting:

Ribbon Cutting for the Pollinator Bridge Project

Where: Peachtree Rd. bridge over Chamblee Dunwoody Rd., immediately followed by a reception at the SEFAA Center.

Please join us for the ribbon cutting for Chamblee’s newest public art installation – the Pollinator Bridge Project! The City of Chamblee commissioned SEFAA to honor the City’s commitment to saving the monarch butterfly and other pollinators, and Katrina Stone, SEFAA’s Board President, rose to the challenge, creating string art zinnias, milkweed, and cone flowers along with fabric monarch butterflies. Come celebrate the completion of this colorful and fun project and then return to the SEFAA Center with us to enjoy light refreshments and a final viewing of the SEFAA Members’ Exhibit which will close at the end of the event. It’s the perfect way to kick off the New Year!

January 3: Virtual Event

Stitching Time

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Free and open to everyone!

January 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, and 30: Hybrid Event

Lunchtime Fiber Open Studios

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Free and open to everyone!

January 6: In-Person Event

Ribbon Cutting

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January 14: 2-Sesssion In-Person Class Begins

Learn to Spin: Basics for Beginners

with Debbie Held

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January 16: Virtual Event

January 2024 Book Club Meeting

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Free and open to everyone!

January 20: Virtual Class

Five Awesome & Easy Couture Techniques with Claire Shaeffer

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NEW! February 3: 2-Sesssion In-Person Class Begins

Beginning Knitting: Easy Dishcloths

with Peyton Waggener

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Need 4+ students by 1/24 for class to run.

NEW! February 11: 5-Sesssion In-Person Class Begins

Silk Dye Painting

with Hellenne Vermillion

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Need 4+ students by 1/12 for class to run.

February 17 &18: In-Person Class

Botanical Prints on Wool

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Need 5+ students by 2/2 for class to run.

Window of Divine Splendor by Jane Hutchens, a 2024 Square Foot Fiber Art Pin Up Show winning entry. Needle felted with wool batting and antique cotton.

Jane says, "I love to create pieces that require a second look - a second thought. The symbolism of the peacock in different cultures means divine splendor. The eye is the window to the soul. I want to know more about this soul."

Students, click here to enter your work in a juried exhibition of textile art at Haywood Community College and to contend for the generous cash prizes that will be awarded! All undergraduate/graduate students enrolled in a fiber/textile program or independently pursuing a study of fibers/textiles in the Southeast (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Virginia) at the time of application are eligible to apply.

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