Guidelines for Prospective Members
Thank you for your interest in joining Foothills Craft Guild. Foothills welcomes new/emerging artists whose creative handiwork demonstrates stimulating visual appeal, good design, and fine craftsmanship. Before acceptance as a member of the Guild, each person’s work must go through a jurying process. The artisan submits five to ten representative pieces in the selected media category for examination and approval by a committee of fellow artisans who are seasoned Guild members.
All active Guild members are encouraged to participate in Guild activities by exhibiting or demonstrating at Guild shows, serving on committees or on the Board of Directors, or by participating in other activities sponsored by the Guild.
All active Guild members are encouraged to participate in Guild activities by exhibiting or demonstrating at Guild shows, serving on committees or on the Board of Directors, or by participating in other activities sponsored by the Guild.
To Qualify for Membership
- Applicant must be accepted by the jury process by submitting five (5) to ten (10) pieces of her or his craft for jurying along with the application form and applicable fee, which is non-refundable.
- Items submitted for jurying must be handmade by the artisan who is submitting the application.
- Items must be of original design and produced within the past two years.
- Items submitted for jurying must be handmade by the artisan who is submitting the application.
- Items must be of original design and produced within the past two years.
NEW information
Jury Process is now Year Round for Submittals
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Read the Application Instructions before completing the application. This document contains information about the entire jury process, the do’s and don'ts for submitting your work, and how to fill out the application.
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If you have additional questions, please email the Standards Chair for additional instructions. We want you to jury, but it is most important to have to have your work reviewed by a judge that understands your field. Specialty judges require notice to participate.
