January 16: Virtual Event.

January Book Club Meeting

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Free and open to all!

January 18, 23, 25, and 30: In-person and Virtual Event.

Lunchtime Fiber Open Studios

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Free and open to all!

January 20: Virtual Class.

Five Awesome & Easy Couture Techniques

with Claire Shaeffer

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January 20: In-person Exhibition opens.

Her Majesty Margo's Fluff's and Fancies

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Free and open to all!

February 3 and 10: In-person Class.

Beginning Knitting: Easy Dishcloths

with Peyton Waggoner

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Need 1+ registrants by 1/27 for class to run.

February 7: Virtual Event.

Stitching Time

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Free and open to all!

February 11: 5-session In-person Class starts.

Silk Dye Painting

with Hellenne Vermillion

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February 17 and 18: In-person Class.

Botanical Prints on Wool

with Vicki Bennett

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Need 4+ registrations by 2/2 for class to run.

February 20: Virtual Event.

February Book Club Meeting

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Free and open to all!

March 1: In-person Class.

Easy Shibori Dyeing

with Jess Kaufman

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Need 6+ students by 2/16 for class to run.

March 2: In-person Class.

Incredible Ice Dye

with Jess Kaufman

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Need 2+ students by 2/16 for class to run.

June 29: Online Call for Entry closes.

Spotlight on Student Fiber Trends 2024

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Holiday Tea 2023

Enjoy this video featuring our own Katrina Stone cutting the ribbon 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 rose to the challenge, creating string art zinnias, milkweed, and cone flowers along with fabric monarch butterflies. It will be up for several years, so you have plenty of time to drive under and/or over the Peachtree Road bridge (at Chamblee Dunwoody Rd) to enjoy the fun flowers and beautiful butterflies.

This new year brings with it exciting changes to SEFAA's Board of Directors: We are transitioning to role-based Board positions to continue growing and thriving. So, we have three openings on our volunteer team. Please email Board President Katrina Stone today if you have time and talents to share and you'd like to get more involved with SEFAA! And if now is not the right time for you or you know of someone else who might be interested, please share this information!

Program Committee Chair

You will be responsible for guiding and overseeing the planning and implementation of classes, monthly program meetings, exhibitions, and events. You will work with existing and new team members to bring exciting year-round programming to our fiber arts community. Job Description.

Development Committee Chair

You will be responsible for fundraising, grant acquisition, and donor stewardship efforts to support our financial sustainability and enable growth. Take the disparate pieces of our past efforts, develop your team, and position this vital income stream for success. Job Description.

Talent Team Leader

You will be responsible for the selection, skills verification, onboarding, training, and retention of SEFAA volunteer leaders and employees. This is a new team, so develop it to grow with us. Job Description.

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