The Prairie Weaver’s Guild was organized in the late 1970’s to promote local interest in weaving, spinning and related fiber arts. Our interests and skills in the fiber arts continue to be broadened through monthly meetings featuring speakers which often include hands on activities. In addition, the Guild sponsors educational/experiential workshops by nationally recognized instructors throughout the year. Members demonstrate their fiber skills at various state and community events such as the Illinois State Fair, Illinois State Museum and Clayville Historical Site.

We welcome anyone interested in weaving, spinning and related fiber arts to join our community. We as an organization are committed to preserving and expanding the ever changing fabric of this rich tapestry that connects us all.

Where to find us: Lincoln Library Bicentennial Room
7th and Capitol, Springfield, IL. *We are trying a hybrid meeting with an in-person option at the library and a remote option via Zoom.

When to find us: Second Tuesday of September, October, November, January, February, March, April and May
5:30 PM - fellowship
6:00 PM - meeting begins

In June we get together for a potluck at one of the member’s homes.
In December we get together for a meal and Silent Auction of member donated goodies to support our programs.

Additionally, we can be reached here:
Email us at: [email protected]
Facebook: Prairie Weavers Guild of Springfield

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Next Meeting:
(With unpredictable winter weather, please check this site or our Facebook page for possible changes to the scheduled meeting.)

Next meeting: March 11, 2025 at 6:00 PM


You can find us in-person in March at: 

Lincoln Public Library
Bicentennial Room, 3rd floor
7th and Capitol
Springfield, IL
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5:30 pm - Fellowship
6:00 pm - Meeting begins

The meeting will also be on Zoom!

Program: Technique of Split-shed Weaving, Deborah Silver