W E L C O M E
Pikes Peak Weavers Guild was established in 1959 by a community of weavers in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Nestled in the shadows of Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods, PPWG members are never lacking in inspiration for color, texture, and design.
PPWG encourages our friends in the weaving, spinning and dyeing community to enjoy our online newsletter. While current issues are reserved for PPWG members, past issues are available to the public in our online reading area.
PPWG hosts an excellent weaving software program created by Bengt Nelson: WeaveDesign. Because of Mr. Nelson's generosity, it may be downloaded free of charge, using the link above. Thanks, Bengt!
PPWG was honored to host the 2016 Colorado Weavers Day, a biennial conference for weavers, spinners, and dyers. Thank you to the speakers, organizers, and attendees for making the event a great success.
QUICK LINKS:
Notice: Guild meetings are currently being held remotely via Zoom due to the CoViD 19 pandemic and the governor's orders to stay home. You should receive a Zoom invitation via email. Please contact the membership chair Joan Murphy if you do not receive your invitation a few days prior to the meeting.
Our major workshop for October 8-10, 2019 was Shimmering Colors: The Magic of Iridescence, by Bobbie Irwin. Click the link for more information. Our next workshop by Edna Devai has been moved to this spring.
Guild Calendar Page - upcoming Meeting and Program information
Sensational Towels, Napkins and Placemats! (free eBook)
- Colorado Weavers Day 2016
- View slideshow of Woven Together: Firestorm - 2013 International Show
- View the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum Coverlet Collection
- PPWG Modern Interpretations of the Pioneers Museum Coverlet Collection
- Cambodian Child's Dream Organization's Latrine Project
- PPWG Newsletter
- Newsletter advertising information
- Monthly Educational Programs
- Fiber Related Links and Resources
- Pikes Peak Weavers Guild Journal
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS:
PPWG members share primary interests in weaving, spinning and dyeing. Monthly meetings & programs of an educational nature reinforce and strengthen members' interests, and our many study groups welcome beginners as well as professional weavers, spinners and dyers.
The Guild usually sponsors one or two multi-day workshops featuring well-known fiber artists and educators. Additionally, members can often be found participating in regional shows, galleries and fiber demonstrations. Several of our members are also published scholars, and contribute to the online PPWG Journal.
PPWG publishes a monthly newsletter filled with interesting articles, samples and drafts. Current issues are reserved for PPWG members only. PPWG also has an outstanding library collection to which members have access.
Membership Information and Application
Contact PPWG: [email protected]
