• 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

ANNOUNCING THE 50TH ANNUAL ERIE GUILD OF CRAFTSMEN FALL CRAFT SHOW IN 2023! PLEASE SAVE THE FOLLOWING DATES: Saturday October 21st & Sunday October 22nd, 2023.  » More Info soon 

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”.

CURRENT 2022-2023 Meeting Dates scheduled:
The next set of General Membership Meeting dates to be held at Glenwood United Methodist Church 2931 Myrtle Street Erie, PA 16508 in the downstairs meeting room are as follows:
LAST MEETING for the 2022-2023 Year: Thursday 6/1/2023 begins promptly at 7pm. 

FUTURE Meeting Dates: 2023-2024 Year:
General Membership Meeting dates to be held at Glenwood United Methodist Church 2931 Myrtle Street Erie, PA 16508 in the downstairs meeting room are as follows:
Thursday 9/7/2023 begins promptly at 7pm
Thursday 10/5/2023 begins promptly at 7pm
Thursday 11/2/2023 begins promptly at 7pm
Thursday 12/7/2023 Members ONLY Christmas Dinner Time TBD
**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!