Blue Ridge Basketmakers
Alma Lambert
, President
Blue Ridge Basketmakers meets in Asheville, NC, in Buncombe county. People attend from Henderson, Madison, Haywood, McDowell and Transylvania, Polk counties.
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Cape Fear Basketmakers
Donna Shupe, , President
Weavers come from an approximate 20 mi. radius of downtown Fayetteville, as well as Harnett, Hoke, Sampson and Cumberland counties.
Meetings are held at the Fayetteville Arts Council the first Monday of each month
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Catawba Valley Basketmakers
Jean Lovelace
, President
Members come from Catawba, Iredell, Cabarrus, Ashe, Cleveland, Mecklenburg, Caldwell, Lincoln counties and 1 from SC
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Chapel Hill Basketry Guild
Jackie Quirk, Contact
Members come from Orange, Durham, Wake, Chatham, and Alamance Counties
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Charlotte's Web
Nancy DeVries, President
Our members come from Mecklenburg County, Union County and Gaston County in NC - we've had members from York County in
South
Carolina too.
We meet the second Thursday of the month at 7:00 in different member's
homes
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Coastal Carolina Basketweavers
Charlene White
, President
Pamilco
and Craven counties
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Coastal Weavers
Pam Mullis, President
Members are from Carteret and Onslow Counties
The guild meets the first Wednesday of the month at Western Park Community Center
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Country Weavers
Hazel Coleman
, President
Carol Carter, Contact
Members come from Caswell and Person Counties
Meetings take place first Thursday of each month, 7:00 pm, at the Person County Fellowship Hall, off Highway 158 E.
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Dream Weavers of Matthews
Stephanie Bogust, President
Cathy Schneider, NCBA Liaison
Members come from Union and
Mecklenburg Counties
Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at the Matthews Community Center from 6 to 9 pm
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Gate City Weavers
Susan Acker, Contact 336-292-3267
Peggy Adelman, Contact 336-288-9792
Joni-Dee Ross, Contact 336-644-8994
Meets the second Monday of every month
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Goldweavers
Brenda Parker, President
Members from Wayne, Craven, Johnston, & Pender Counties
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Greater Atlanta Basket Guild
(Georgia)
Judy Purvis
, President
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Gwinett Basketmakers
(Georgia)
Patti Bagley
, President
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Lakelands Guild
Chappells, SC
Jane Wilson, President
We meet every 3rd Thursday of the month (except December) at the
Chappells communiity center in Chappells, SC. We do substitute some
Saturdays for the Thursday meeting so we can have more time to weave.
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Natural Fibers Group
focusing on gathered fibers
Lynn Hoyt, President
We meet twice a month in Beaufort County. Local members are from Beaufort, Hyde, Pamlico and Craven counties, but we also have members from across the country, who join for our informative newsletter.
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Tar River Basketweavers
Susan Legaj
, President
Most members come from Nash, Edgecombe and Wilson Counties
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Pamlico River Basket Buddies
Katie Lake
, President
Members are from Beaufort County but currently no meetings are being held.
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Port City Basketmakers
Charlotte Blanton
, President
Current membership includes weavers from Pender, New Hanover, Brunswick,
Wayne, Onslow, Carteret, Duplin and Craven Counties
We meet the last Sunday in each month , at 2:00. At Rocky Point United Methodist Church.
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Smoky Mountain Basketweavers Guild
Cindy Wagner, President
828-283-3581
We meet the 1st and 3rd Wed. of each month from 6:30pm until 9:30pm
at Clyde Central United Methodist Church, fellowship hall. Our members come from the local area but everyone is invited.
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Surry County Basketmakers
Dara Gillespie
, President
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Triangle Basket Weavers
Andria D'Errico
, Coordinator
Current members reside in Wake, Durham, Orange, Chatham & Johnston Counties
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Winston-Salem/Arcadia Basketmakers
Lynn Schroeder, President
Most members come from Forsyth County
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Yadkin County Basketmaker's Guild
Libby Simpson, President
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More Information about NCBA:
About NCBA
Board of Directors
Membership
Site Map
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Membership in a local guild is not a requirement for membership in the North
Carolina Basketmakers' Association. However, a guild meeting is a great place
to meet other weavers who are just as obsessed with weaving as you are are or
to find a mentor who is a more experienced basket maker than you are and can
help you refine your techniques. Meetings also are good excuses to run away
from home-- at least for a few hours!