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| Jeni V. is nearly finished with the toe-up socks she started with a friend, Laura B. brought two gorgeous scarves that she spent countless hours weaving, Nancy S. displayed her embroidery project started at the January Guild meeting program, lead by Vicky B. |
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| Dana H. has been busy knitting slippers with liners as well as wool moccasins. All the slippers have been felted. |
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| Sandy W. has been experimenting with a drum carder with Briana F. Sandy showed the group bag after bag of the soft, blended fiber. Sandy also spun some of the batts into colorful yarn. The green skein in the bottom left corner was plied from her wrist with the Andean plying technique. |
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| Linda W. admires the items that Dawn H. brought for the Guild display at the Riverton Library. Many of the items were made from past Guild classes - basketry, tatting, embroidery with mirrors to name a few. |
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| Cinde P. brought two sweaters to show the members. She spun the wool into yarn, dyed the red wool at the October 2016 Fiber Fest, and knit the two garments. Cinde also had scarves and cowls, but she was too quick for the photographer to capture them. |
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| Colleen J. brought a crochet sampler scarf she's making and a pair of knit socks. |
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| Mary H. has been busy making dresses for her granddaughter. The Easter dress has a matching hat and under pants. The little sundresses are reversible. |
