Weavers of Orlando

Established in 1942, Weavers of Orlando is a nonprofit organization of over 100 members from the Central Florida area who are interested in promoting and encouraging interest in the fiber arts such as weaving, spinning, basketry, dying, and felting.

Monthly meetings are held at the Orange County Extension Office and via Zoom. Meetings begin with a brief business update, then “Show and Tell” where members show off projects they have recently completed, followed by a Program on something fiber related.

Members receive bi-monthly newsletters and get first chance to take three sponsored workshops, two of the workshops are usually with nationally known instructors. The Guild participates in Florida Tropical Weavers Guild (FTWG) conferences and Handweavers Guild of America (HGA) activities. We also host an annual Holiday Sale in December.

Orange County Extension Office

6021 Conway Road

Orlando, FL 32812

Meeting Schedules & Programs

Membership Benefits

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What's New

Next Weavers of Orlando Meeting:
Saturday, February 21,2026 @10:30
Orange County Extension Office
6021 Conway Road, Orlando, Fl 32812

Workshop: Feb 21 through 23 (starts after the business meeting on Saturday) Overshot with a Swedish Twist workshop with Susan Conover

Berna Lowenstein Zoom Weaving study group. Members will receive an email with Zoom link.

This month's subject: Demonstration of knots Berna uses and how to tie them, and where she uses each knot in her weaving

Weaving Study Group - Mornings.
Date: Thursday, February 5, 2026
Time: 10a.m. – Noon. EST

Weaving Study Group - Evenings.
Date: Thursday, February 12, 2026
Time: 7p.m. - 9 p.m. EST

Stimulating Interest and Providing Education in Fiber Arts

Demonstrations

Members go to schools, fairs, festivals, art shows to share their knowledge of Fiber Arts.

Workshops and Monthly Programs

Three-day workshops with nationally known instructors are held 2-3 times a year for a fee to cover workshop cost. Mini-workshops are occasionally held after lunch for a small materials fee.

Study Groups

Weaving Study Groups are made up of guild members interested in sharing information about weaving with each other and in challenging each other to learn new weaving skills.