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Membership

Membership fees are based on a one-year, non pro-rated term and will be the same regardless of when application for membership is made during the year. Annual membership fees are $25 for Individual members and $10 for Junior members. Applications for membership received in December 2025 will come into effect when payment is received and will be valid until December 31, 2026.

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There are three types of membership: individual, junior, and group.

Individual Membership

Any person 18 years or older may become a member by application and upon payment of the annual membership fee of $25. Membership will be from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026. Individual members have voting privileges in FFAA.

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Group Membership

Group members (aka Member Guilds) have voting privileges in FFAA. Members of the following guilds are automatically members of FFAA:​

  • Barrhead Spinner & Weavers Guild

  • Black Gold Quilt Patch Guild

  • Country County Quilters

  • Edmonton & District Quilters’ Guild

  • Edmonton Modern Quilters Guild

  • Edmonton Needlecraft Guild

  • Edmonton Rug Hooking Guild

  • Edmonton Weavers’ Guild

  • Latchet Machine Knitting Club

  • Sheep Creek Weaver's Guild and Fibre Artists

  • Whitecourt Pins and Pines Needles Quilt Guild

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Junior Memberhip

Any person under the age of 18 years may become a member by application and upon payment of the annual membership fee of $10.00 Membership will be from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026. Junior members do not have voting privileges in FFAA.

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Membership Benefits

 

  • Access to a wide variety of FFAA fibre art workshops with preferred fees
     

  • Access to the FFAA Studio for fibre art activities
     

  • Advance notification of FFAA events as well as other FFAA member guild events
     

  • Voting privileges at our annual general meeting
     

  • Eligibility to serve on the FFAA board of directors
     

  • Opportunities to show your work at FFAA biennial exhibitions. These competitions/exhibitions are judged (optional) and feedback is provided to entrants; competitions/exhibitions are open to all.

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Networking & Building a Fibre Art Community – Volunteer

 

Opportunities for networking with other fibre artists include assisting at workshops, installing an exhibition, promoting FFAA, participating on committees and/or the board, teaching a workshop, and other activities. Sound interesting?  Reach out to the FFAA President for more information. ​

 
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