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What we do

We encourage needlework of all kinds, and we actively share our knowledge with each other and the wider community. We also bring in teachers from outside of PNNAG to extend our knowledge. Besides holding three general meetings a year, a number of satellites and study groups operate under the PNNAG umbrella. We maintain an extensive needlework library at our office at 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.
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Amazon has added PNNAG into their SMILE program.  If you are an Amazon customer, you will have to sign in through Smile.Amazon.com.

The first time you go there, you can set up your donation preference.
(Amazon is calling us "Pacific Northwest Needles Art".) 
If you have any questions, Smile.Amazon.com has a Q&A page that answered all the questions I had.

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.
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New PNNAG member Gini Tripp in costume as Cousin It from the classic Addams Family.  Three hula skirts and a recycled bed sheet formed the base for her hilarious disguise for Halloween 2018.  Gini also volunteers at UW Northwest Hospital Gift Shop.  She dressed as one of Santa's elves for the Gift Gang distribution in December.  Gini has dived right into PNNAG activities and can also be found at Sno-King Satellite, Wearable Arts Study Group, and UFO Study group where she is constructing a cushion that is a dead ringer for a fluffy cat.   
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