Intersections TLC

SOAR 2026: Classes Are Now Live—Explore the Amazing Lineup!
York, Pennsylvania | October 11 – 16, 2026

SOAR is a spinner’s paradise: a week devoted entirely to learning, spinning, and community. We're excited to announce that our 2026 classes are now live!

For five days this October, spinners from around the world will gather in York, Pennsylvania for focused learning, meaningful connection, and uninterrupted time at the wheel.

There are just a few spots left for our Autumn Retreat!
Reserve your place today and experience the magic of SOAR!
https://spinoffretreat.com/

We had an absolute blast turning old t-shirts and hula hoops into these beautiful, colorful woven rugs! ♻️💜 A perfect group activity for all ages — fun, creative, and eco-friendly!

Looking ahead to May, Emily Trujillo is teaching at Fiber on 4th in Albuquerque on May 9th!
In "Tapestry Math: The Building Blocks of Understanding and Planning Design", Emily will guide students through calculating the Vallero Star design and how to take that knowledge into developing their own designs.

You can register or find more information through the link below:
https://fiberartson4th.com/fiber-arts-events/tapestry-weaving-math/

This Thursday, April 9th, come and spin in-person at Halcyon Yarn! 🧶 Bring your wheel or spindle and join us for a free, friendly, fleecy gathering in the Halcyon Yarn classroom! Settle in with complimentary organic tea and enjoy spinning alongside fellow fiber folks in our comfortable, light-filled classroom. Every skill level is welcome, free to attend.
Join us every second Thursday from 10:30 am–1:00 pm. Come for the whole time or drop in as you like — no instructor, just spinning, fiber, and good company!
https://www.halcyonyarn.com/products/spin-together-free-fiber-group-second-thursdays

Join us TODAY at 4:00 PM ET for Textiles & Tea, featuring Emerson Croft (.croft)! With guest host Erika Hewston and sponsored by Grace Tully. We'll see you there!

Register and watch at:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DiUBcqSMRJStBHjSdrkNNg

Emerson Croft is a craftsperson and educator based in Berea, Kentucky. They hold a B.A. from Berea College, where they studied biology and sociology. Their background in the natural and social sciences informs their personal work, which centers on themes of community, human nature, and humor. Croft serves as the Weaving Manager at Berea College Student Craft, supervising a production studio staffed by undergraduate students. Primarily a fiber artist, their practice focuses on weaving and quilting, with additional interests in woodworking, bookbinding, and songwriting, which they incorporate into their work whenever possible.