Who We Are.
In the fall of 1981, ten fiber enthusiasts met to discuss the possibility of organizing a group of weavers, spinners and basket makers. They lived in and around the Morris County area of New Jersey.
Their goal was to establish a guild for the purpose of studying and exchanging ideas and knowledge about their crafts.
This was the beginning of Jockey Hollow Weavers. Since then our Guild has grown and includes novice and experienced practitioners of the fiber arts.
Jockey Hollow Weavers Guild is a non profit 501(c)3 organization.
Where we meet.
Grace Lutheran Church
65 East Main Street,
Mendham, NJ
We meet in person the first Wednesday of the month from September to June, starting at 7 pm, unless otherwise noted. Meetings in January, February and March are via Zoom.
Interested in joining us?
What are the Benefits of Membership?
Anyone can Learn to Weave
Associations
Our Guild belongs to three major fiber associations, The Handweaver's Guild of America (HGA), New Jersey Fibershed and the Mid-Atlantic Fiber Association (MAFA).