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Prairie Wool Weavers is a group
of rural weavers and spinners, of all ages, that meet the first Monday
of every month at 10:00 a.m. at a members home to share ideas and
experiences. The members are innovative and willing to try any
project. No challenge is too great.
One long time member
says of the group, "Prairie Wool Weavers began in 1977 as a loosely
woven organization of slow moving funseekers and in a quarter of a
century plus, has become a closely sleyed guild of complimentary idea
spinners binding friends with rainbow wefts".
Jillian Pavlin, Journalism student from the University of Regina wrote
an article about the Prairie Wool Weavers. Click
here to read it. (Adobe Acrobat
required).
Members in 2006 are:
June Exelby, Elaine Exelby, Linda Judd, Bev Obrigewitsch, MaryBelle
Powers, Mary Walker, Irene Ehman, Edna Allsopp, Hilda Dale, Jo McAlpine,
Wilma Spencer, Diana Rathwell, Joanne LePoudre, Leslee Winchester.
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