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Working Weavers Studio Trail is a self-guided driving tour of weaving studios along back roads in western MA at the height of fall foliage.

10/01/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Kate Jenkins has recently added a line of cotton towels to her repertoire.

See them in person at Trail Stop 5 in Florence, Massachusetts.

This year’s Working Weavers Studio Trail will be held October 17 and 18th from 10 AM to 5 PM.

09/30/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Kate Jenkins has been weaving for over 50 years, and over those years has long specialized in rayon chenille. See her beautiful, velvety creations in person at Trail Stop 5 at the Arts and Industry building in Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/28/2026

This week we are headed to our final stop, Trail Stop 5. There re two artists at this stop, Kate Jenkins and guest artist Jenn Girouard.

Kate Jenkins has been weaving for over 50 years, both for herself and as a production weaver making cloth for others.

Visit with Kate at Trail Stop 5 at the Arts and Industry building in Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/27/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Scott Norris has recently learned to crochet! He was inspired by his grandmothers dish towels edged in crochet. We are excited to see how he will incorporate this new craft into his weaving work!

Visit with Scott at Trail Stop 4 in Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/25/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Scott Norris shares with us some of the things that are inspiring him these days.

1 - A day at the Quabbin Resivoir

2 & 3 - Prints from The Psalm Book of Charles Knowles

4 - Drawn to Nature

5 - A trip to New Orleans

Visit with Scott at Trail Stop 4 in downtown Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/24/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Scott Norris specializes in inlay techniques, especially text inlay. HIs new book Weave with Words in out now and will be available for sale during the Trail!

Scott shares that his cat Georgia is “very proud of her good looks me is always happy to pose for any of my cat-themed inlay.” He also shares that he has been enjoying exploring color in Ms & Os this year.

Visit with Scott at Trail Stop 4 in Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/23/2026

This week’s featured Working Weaver Scott Norris (Scott Norris) has been busy with his book project for quite some time now, but new this year is has arrived and will be available for purchase during the Trail! HIs book focuses on inlay, specifically inlaid text.

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Visit with Scott at Trail Stop 4 in downtown Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/21/2026

This week we will be visiting with Working Weaver Scott Norris who you can find at Trail Stop 4 in downtown Florence MA.

Scott has been working almost exclusively on linen inlay projects for the last few years, with a particular interest in woven text. You will have an opportunity to see his work and his brand new book on the trail this year!

Visit with Scott at Trail Stop 4 in Florence MA.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

09/20/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Veronique Perrot (Véronique) shares with us another color experiment, this time in huck lace.

Veronique is the guest of Elisabeth Hill at Trail Stop 3 in Conway.

The 2026 Working Weaving Studio Trail is October 17 & 18.

09/18/2026

This week’s Featured Working Weaver Veronique Perrot loves to work with turned twills and damask. Recently she came across a draft that forms triangles in 1/3 and 3/1 twill instead of rectangles and squares. She “whittled it from 16 shafts down to 12. Many triangle combinations are possible, and this one reminds me of the classic flying geese quilting pattern.”

Stunning!

Veronique is a guest of Elisabeth Hill at Trail Stop 3 in Conway.

🍁 The 2026 WWST dates are October 17 & 18. Visit workingweavers.com for more info. 🍁

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