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Weave A Real Peace - WARP WARP is a catalyst for improving the quality of life of textile artisans worldwide.

🧵 This Thursday at WARP: Building Bridges Through TextilesWhat happens when traditional textile art creates new opportun...
17/08/2026

🧵 This Thursday at WARP: Building Bridges Through Textiles

What happens when traditional textile art creates new opportunities for Indigenous women and their families?

Join us Thursday, August 20 at 2:00 PM U.S. Eastern Time for a free, virtual conversation with Martha Carmen López Nimacachi, a Kaqchikel textile artist from Santa Catarina Palopó, Guatemala, whose weaving journey began as a child and grew into a thriving textile business.

👉 Register today to receive the link to join and the recording to your inbox: https://weavearealpeace.org/warp-events/threads-of-community/?occurrence=2026-08-20

Martha will share her story, her experience mastering the backstrap loom, and how her work with Handmade By Friendship Bridge has connected her traditional craft with new markets and opportunities—while helping create jobs and support education for the next generation.

The conversation will also feature Nicole Eubanks and Sussan Hrozek from Friendship Bridge.

🌎 This event is free and open to all! We hope to see you there!

What can traditional Indian woodblock carving teach us about preserving cultural heritage?Join WARP on Thursday, August ...
11/08/2026

What can traditional Indian woodblock carving teach us about preserving cultural heritage?

Join WARP on Thursday, August 13, for our next Fireside Chat with member Trisha Gupta! Register today at: https://weavearealpeace.org/warp-events/meet-a-member-fireside-chat-with-trisha-gupta/?occurrence=2026-08-13

Trisha is an interdisciplinary artist and educator specializing in Indian woodblock carving and natural dyeing—traditional practices she studied through an apprenticeship with master craftspeople in Ahmedabad, India. In her work as an educator, she explores how these heritage practices can be shared with new audiences while preserving their authenticity and cultural significance.

During this informal conversation, we’ll get to know Trisha, hear more about her artistic journey, and learn how she brings traditional Indian woodblock printing into classrooms and community workshops.

Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording!

Come meet Trisha, learn more about her work, and connect with fellow WARP members. We hope to see you there!

Join us for an inspiring conversation as we reflect on this year's WARP Annual Gathering in Guelph, Ontario!📅 Thursday, ...
19/07/2026

Join us for an inspiring conversation as we reflect on this year's WARP Annual Gathering in Guelph, Ontario!

📅 Thursday, July 23
🕐 1:00 PM Eastern
💻 Free & open to everyone
Register today: https://weavearealpeace.org/warp-events/what-did-we-gather/?occurrence=2026-07-23

Hear firsthand from Annual Gathering participants Linda Johnson, Gwendolyn Fiske, and Kate Colwell as they share memorable moments, meaningful connections, creative inspiration, and the lessons they brought home from this year's event.

Whether you attended the Gathering, are curious about what makes it so special, or are looking for inspiration from fellow textile enthusiasts, this panel is for you.

Can't join us live? Register anyway! Everyone who registers will receive a recording after the event.

Join us this Wednesday, July 8 for WARP's Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Liz Gipson!As the founder and owner of Yarnw...
06/07/2026

Join us this Wednesday, July 8 for WARP's Meet a Member: Fireside Chat with Liz Gipson!

As the founder and owner of Yarnworker Liz has inspired thousands of weavers through her teaching, books, and passion for rigid-heddle weaving. She's also a longtime WARP member, serves on our Board of Directors, and is the editor of the WARP Quarterly.

Come hear about Liz's weaving journey, what fuels her creativity, and her dedication to making weaving more accessible for everyone. Register today at: https://weavearealpeace.org/warp-events/meet-a-member-fireside-chat-with-liz-gipson/?occurrence=2026-07-08

Can't attend live? Register anyway, and we'll send you the recording!

04/07/2026

2026 Annual gathering Highlights! Cultivating connection: Land, Fiber and the Human Thread.
Guelph, Ontario / 24-28 June 🇨🇦
Thank you all for such an amazing gathering!

25/06/2026

•Check out our 2026 Annual Gathering program !! Happening right now in Guelph, Canada. 🇨🇦🧵
Cultivating connection: Land, Fiber, and the Human Thread.

📣 Virtual registration for WARP's 2026 Annual Gathering is still openOur gathering theme is Cultivating Connection: Land...
24/06/2026

📣 Virtual registration for WARP's 2026 Annual Gathering is still open

Our gathering theme is Cultivating Connection: Land, Fiber, and the Human Thread, and we have two incredible days of programming you can join from wherever you are. Just make sure to join WARP first to be able to view them:

🧵 Tomorrow, Thursday June 25 — Hear keynote speaker Naomi Smith (Chippewas of Nawash Nation) on ancestral beadwork, resilience, and Indigenous design, plus Deborah Livingstone-Lowe and Wave Weir on rethinking cloth and fashion production from the ground up. Alice Brown Memorial Scholarship recipients will also present their work.

🐑 Saturday, June 27 — Roxane Shaughnessy of the Textile Museum of Canada kicks off the day, followed by a panel on reimagining the Ontario wool value chain through history, product innovation, and regenerative agriculture. Plus the Gloria Davis Memorial Assistantship recipient presentations!

Virtual attendance is free for WARP members. Register today so we can get you the Zoom links: 👉 https://members.weavearealpeace.org/event/annual-gathering-2026-virtual/

Not a member yet? Join at weavearealpeace.org/join-warp/ — we'd love to have you with us. 🌿

Join or Rejoin WARP WARP welcomes all who value the social, cultural, historic, artistic, and economic importance of textile arts.  WARP’s diverse membership of approximately 500…

⏰ LAST CALL: Get your $5 tickets to the 2026 WARP raffle by midnight Eastern tonight (Tuesday, June 16)!For just $5 per ...
16/06/2026

⏰ LAST CALL: Get your $5 tickets to the 2026 WARP raffle by midnight Eastern tonight (Tuesday, June 16)!

For just $5 per ticket, you can enter to win any (or all!) of 12 incredible fiber arts-themed bundles. Winners will be drawn June 17th and prizes shipped to winners in July. WARP Membership not required to participate!

Every ticket purchased is not only a chance at a beautiful prize, but—most importantly—helps sustain WARP’s work of connecting, supporting, and empowering textile artisans and enthusiasts around the world!

Explore the raffle bundles and enter before times runs out at: https://weavearealpeace.org/product-category/warps-2026-international-textile-raffle/

🎟️ Choose the bundles you love most
🧶 No WARP membership required
❤️ Every ticket helps advance WARP's mission of improving the lives of textile artisans around the globe

✨ 2026 WARP Raffle Spotlight: Win Handcrafted Indian Appliqué Curtains for Just $5! ✨Transform your home with this stunn...
15/06/2026

✨ 2026 WARP Raffle Spotlight: Win Handcrafted Indian Appliqué Curtains for Just $5! ✨

Transform your home with this stunning set of hand-appliquéd curtains, generously donated by Peregrin. Featuring sheer organza layers delicately stitched over soft cotton sheeting, these beautiful panels create an intricate geometric design that gently filters and diffuses natural light.

🎫 Tickets are just $5 each, and you can choose which of our 12 prize bundles to enter for.
📅 The raffle is open through June 16, with winners drawn on June 17 and prizes shipped in July.
🔓 No WARP membership required!
🎟️ Get your tickets today: tinuyurl.com/2026WARPraffle (link in bio)

When you purchase a raffle ticket, you're not only entering for a chance to win these exceptional handcrafted textiles—you’re also helping support WARP’s mission of connecting, supporting, and celebrating textile traditions around the world.

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More about this bundle:

Hand-appliquéd by artisans in India, these elegant curtains showcase a centuries-old textile tradition practiced across Gujarat and Rajasthan. Appliqué involves carefully cutting, layering, and stitching fabric pieces onto a base cloth to create intricate patterns and designs, transforming everyday textiles into works of art.

This set includes four curtain panels measuring 84" in length. The layered organza and cotton construction creates beautiful depth and texture while softly filtering sunlight, making them a striking addition to any living space.

With a retail value of $480, these curtains offer both timeless beauty and a meaningful connection to one of India's most vibrant textile traditions.

⏰ FINAL DAYS: WARP's 2026 Raffle closes at midnight Eastern on Tuesday, June 16!For just $5 per ticket, you can enter to...
15/06/2026

⏰ FINAL DAYS: WARP's 2026 Raffle closes at midnight Eastern on Tuesday, June 16!

For just $5 per ticket, you can enter to win any (or all!) of 12 incredible fiber arts-themed bundles. Winners will be drawn June 17th and prizes shipped to winners in July. WARP Membership not required to participate!

Every ticket purchased is not only a chance at a beautiful prize, but—most importantly—helps sustain WARP’s work of connecting, supporting, and empowering textile artisans and enthusiasts around the world!

Explore the raffle bundles and enter before times runs out at: https://weavearealpeace.org/product-category/warps-2026-international-textile-raffle/

🎟️ Choose the bundles you love most
🧶 No WARP membership required
❤️ Every ticket helps advance WARP's mission of improving the lives of textile artisans around the globe

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