Looking for holiday gifts? Check out the wonderful classes below - there's something for all your fiber besties!

December 15, 20, 22, 27, and 29 - In-person and Virtual Event

Lunchtime Fiber Open Studios

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Free and open to all!

Through December 16 - In-Person Exhibition

LunchTime Fiber Presents: Look, They're Fantastic!

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January 4 - Virtual Event

Stitching Time

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Free and open to all!

NEW! January 7 - Virtual Program Meeting

Creating Sustainably

with Mary Ray

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January 8 - Virtual Class

Felt Fabulous Flowers!

with Katrina Stone

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NEW! January 14 - In-Person Class

A Taste of Silk Dye Painting

with Hellenne Vermillion

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NEW! January 17 - Virtual Event

January Book Club Meeting

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NEW! January 28 - In-Person Class (5 sessions)

Silk Dye Painting

with Hellenne Vermillion

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NEW! January 29 - Virtual Class (2 sessions)

Make Sustainably: Practice the Art of Bricolage

with Mary Ray

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NEW! February 11 - In-Person Class

Boro: The Japanese Rice Bag

with Martha Myers

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February 18-20 - In-Person Class

Game of Improv

with Maria Shell

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Ongoing- In-Person and Virtual Event

Homegrown Dye Garden Project

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Free and open to all!

Pictured above are SEFAA members Sarah Thomsen and Kim Wall with Nicole Smith of Mercy Care. Nicole collected seventeen (17!) handmade blankets for Mercy Care's Recuperative Care program - blankets made as part of our Blanket Love Project by Stephanie Gould, Veronica Hatfield, Jim Kotaska, Stella Lang, Robin Meyer, Rita Panayioto, and Kim Wall. Thank you all!

The Blanket Love Project is an ongoing project, and we're always looking for handmade blankets for Mercy Care or pet beds for Lifeline Animal Project. Just email for details if you'd like to contribute to this worthwhile charitable project.

Holiday Tea - A New Tradition!

Below is a collage of images from our first Holiday Tea. We made a few pom poms, gave away three gorgeous handmade shawls, enjoyed wonderful food and table decorations and the current exhibition of work by Lunchtime Fiber participants, and also officially launched the SEFAA Shop with consignment items handcrafted by SEFAA members along with textile supplies at bargain basement prices. If you missed out, we'll do it again next year! In the meantime, though, stop in to the SEFAA Center Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays between 10 am and 4 pm or Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 am to 2 pm to visit, shop, and check out the current exhibition.