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PHG Meeting Info
PHG meets on the second Thursday of every month during September - June at the Multnomah Art Center.
Morning Meetings 10am - noon, 9:30am social
Evening Meetings 7pm - 9pm, 6:30 social
Meetings are free and open to the public. Meetings generally follow the same agenda:
* Welcome new members and guests
* Show and Share
* Brief Announcements
* Short Social Time
* Program Presentation
Multnomah Arts Center
7688 Southwest Capitol Highway,
Portland, OR 97219-2489
Phone: (503) 823-2787
Tag: Study group
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PHG Band Weaving Study Group
This meeting will be discussing/sharing our experiences with double faced tablet weaving.
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Band Weaving Study Group
We will have (optionally) started a tablet weaving project and will be prepared to show how we set up our tablets, as every single tablet weaving book/author/teacher has their own…
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PHG Band Weaving Study Group
Nothing special planned; we can show up, do show and tell, and problem solving with all. Last meeting Elise showed us how to carve wooden band heddles. Gosh that was…
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Band Weaving Study Group
Elise teaches us to carve band weaving heddles! Bring a thin piece of wood (Rockler has them) and a pocketknife/chip carving knife.
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Meeting June 7,2024
Present: Michelle, Robyn, Pat, Linda, Sharon Big News in April regarding the COE program. HGA decided to suspend the program temporarily. Therefore, this study group is morphing into a “structures”…
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Meeting May 18 2024
Who was there: Lynne, Dan, Vianne, Constance, Cindy, Elise, Peggy, and Kay First we discussed our General Meeting presentation. Constance will present via Zoom. Demonstrations Lynne demonstrated Baltic Pickup on…
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Band Weaving Study Group
The Band Weaving Study Group will be meeting at Ruthie’s Agenda: Lynne demonstrates Baltic pickup weaving on a Sunna heddle. Constance will speak about tablet weaving notation. We also plan…
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Meeting March 23 2024
There was a massive show and tell session. Elise spun and dyed (with natural dyes!) her yarn, and is in the process of weaving with a band heddle she carved…