ANNOUNCING "OPEN OFFICE"!
The PNNAG office is open for drop-in time, on the first Thursday of the month, from 10AM to 8 PM. Come browse the library, bring projects to work on, take advantage of the large tables to cut out your fabric, meet new friends.
The PNNAG office is open for drop-in time, on the first Thursday of the month, from 10AM to 8 PM. Come browse the library, bring projects to work on, take advantage of the large tables to cut out your fabric, meet new friends.
Do You Know - who stitched this? If so, please email us at pnnagboard@gmail.com.
WHAT WE DO
We encourage needlework of all kinds (knit, crochet, embroidery, sewing and more), and we actively share our knowledge with each other and the wider community. We bring in teachers from outside of PNNAG to extend our knowledge. Besides holding three general meetings per year, numberous satellite and study groups operate under the PNNAG umbrella. We maintain an extensive needlework library at our office the the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford (Seattle). We sponsor an annual fiber show, offer classes and sales, and share with the community as the Gift Gang through the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. You are invited to learn more about us on this site, and we welcome all who are interested to join us.
We encourage needlework of all kinds (knit, crochet, embroidery, sewing and more), and we actively share our knowledge with each other and the wider community. We bring in teachers from outside of PNNAG to extend our knowledge. Besides holding three general meetings per year, numberous satellite and study groups operate under the PNNAG umbrella. We maintain an extensive needlework library at our office the the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford (Seattle). We sponsor an annual fiber show, offer classes and sales, and share with the community as the Gift Gang through the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. You are invited to learn more about us on this site, and we welcome all who are interested to join us.
The Pacific Northwest Needle Arts Guild was organized in 1972 for educational purposes, to encourage individuals, without discrimination, to pursue knowledge in the needle arts and to raise and maintain standards of technique and design.