• Handcrafted Jewelry by Jane Deyo
  • Knitted Dolls & Toys by Robin Keller
  • Quilted Items by Marcia Daugherty
  • Handcrafted Houses by Pat Rossi
  • Fashion Doll Clothes by James von Lowe

Fall Craft Show

DATES TO BE DETERMINED FOR THE 51st ANNUAL ERIE GUILD OF CRAFTSMEN FALL CRAFT SHOW IN 2024!   The 2024 51st Annual Fall Craft Show will feature handmade items by the EGOC Members and will be held at Zem Zem Shrine Club 2525 West 38th St Erie, PA 16506 on A SATURDAY & SUNDAY IN OCTOBER 2024- check back for more details…  $3/person ages 12+; under 12 is free.  Free Parking on site. Partial Proceeds benefited this year’s CHARITY: TBD

**To participate in the Fall Craft Show you MUST be an EGOC Member.  Fall Craft Show  See the information & link below for the Membership Application or visit our Membership Page for contact details Membership Information

Accepting New Members!

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MEETINGS:  We welcome new members & guests to come join us!  If you have been working on a craft/handmade item, bring it to our meetings for “Show & Tell”.  we enjoy seeing how crafters/artisans are “Keeping Crafting Alive”.

Meeting Dates for 2023-2024 Year:
General Membership Meeting dates to be held at Glenwood Methodist Church 2931 Myrtle Street Erie, PA 16508 in the downstairs meeting room are as follows:

Thursday 12/7/2023 MEMBERS ONLY:  Christmas Dinner: starts promptly at 6pm. NO meeting, just dinner & holiday fun! Bring a dish to share & small gift exchange.
**Winter Break-no meetings January or February 2024**
Thursday 3/7/2024 begins promptly at 7pm
Thursday 4/4/2024 begins promptly at 7pm
Thursday 5/2/2024 begins promptly at 7pm
LAST MEETING for the 2023-2024 Year: Thursday 6/6/2024 begins promptly at 7pm

2022 Craft Show Photos

See the photos here!

Member Spotlight

Mary Orsini A Neck’s Best Thing
This featured artisan & Guild member is well known around the area, Mary Orsini who owns A Neck’s Best Thing. She hand-makes shawls, scarves and a field of intricate designs. They are typically one of a kind.
When asked Mary described how this all started for her: “I started knitting in March of 2015 as I had suffered a pretty spectacular break to my leg. Within 2 years I had sold over 100 scarves and cowls.  Then I got bit by the lace shawl bug-big time!

I have spent the last few years exploring patterns and yarns and have even designed a few things myself. I’m currently using a yarn swift that my husband helped me make. Every time I start a project winding up a beautiful hank of yarn into a workable ball I feel a connection to it, and can’t wait until it’s finished, blocked and ready for it’s new home”. ❤️ You can tell Mary puts her heart into everything she does. Visit her Facebook Link above!