Manasota Weavers Guild serves all persons interested in weaving, spinning, dyeing, basket making and related fiber arts in Sarasota County and Manatee County, Florida.

Manasota Weavers Guild, PO Box 21536, Sarasota, FL 34276

Sandy Badger, President, Contact her


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MWG's new officers for next year

Sandy Badger, President; 

Kathryn Mytinger, Vice-Pres.; Maureen Carlson, Secretary;

  Kathryn King, Treasurer;  Laura Arena, Program Manager

 

MAY 10 PICNIC – Kathryn Mytinger, Facilitator

Annual Picnic at Kathryn’s home.... Directions to Kathryn Mytinger's house: 7071 Webber Rd, Sarasota Go east on Bee Ridge Rd approximately 1 mile east of I75. You will go through 3 traffic lights after I75, the I75 off ramp, Lalani that goes into Lake Sarasota, and Sarasota Golf Club Rd. The next street on your left, the north side of Bee Ridge Rd, is Aberdeen. Turn left on Aberdeen. Aberdeen dead-ends into Sunbeam, Turn left onto Sunbeam. Sunbeam dead-ends into Webber Rd. Turn left onto Webber Rd. We are the second building on your right, a 2 story white barn with black trim. Parking is available on our 1 acre property, along the narrow road and just past our house, at the dead-end of Webber, there is a long private drive/ street that we can park on and walk the short distance back. My phone number is 379-7904 for any questions or if you get lost, This really is the only way to our house no matter what Mapquest or GPS may say. Some streets have become private drives and the house numbers are not in order. We are not very far away or difficult to get to, but many people have had trouble finding the place due to this. .I am told that it is a -Good Idea- to divide the group alphabetically and to assign food categories accordingly, but I am going to go with my bad, anarchistic self and say -- bring whatever you want. The worst that can happen is that we end up with all deserts, and that doesn't sound so bad to me! Of course it could be all raw veges, but I just don't see us as that kind of group. I hope to still see the spinning wheels and knitting needles and show and tell. There will be plenty of tables and chairs under the oaks around what is left of the pond (they are still catching fish for those with a pole). If it becomes desirable to move inside that is do-able also. Its not the fanciest house on the block, but we've hosted 30-40 people before fairly comfortably. If we are inside at all, just be aware that several house cats are in residence, and while they are never invited to the festivities, those with allergies still suffer, so bring your own Benadryl. I look forward to seeing you all here for sharing and, as the kids would say, just hanging out. Kathryn Mytinger 7071 Webber Rd 379.7904.  Home 400.7705

 

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