What is Sloyd?  My favorite definition of Sloyd comes from Jogge Sundquist who said that a person who is Sloyd is "not un-crafty".  Sloyd is based on skills sharing & the use of hand tools to learn crafts, primarily woodwork, but could also include paper-folding, sewing, embroidery, knitting, and crochet. The word sloyd comes from the Swedish word slöjd, which means crafts, handicraft, or handiwork.

What is Sloyd Sunday? Sloyd Sunday is an event that we've been helping to organize for a while now.  We've been doing it (almost) every other Sunday.  A time to gather and explore a particular craft together - or you can always bring your own project and just share space with others who like to be crafty.  

Where is Sloyd Sunday?​  Our flavor of Sloyd Sunday takes place in Southeastern Vermont.  Often on East Mountain in Guilford, but the location does change from time to time.  

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How do I know where to find the Sloyd?  Email Mike and ask him to add you to our Sloyd Sunday email chain!

Often stylishly dressed young people are adept Sloyders

Raising The Eyrie on a custom Pavilion Yurt in WV.

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