Oct 26, 2022 | Fiber Arts
Katama Murray Teach Peace Prints is a small, woman-owned business led by Katama Murray, which focuses on printmaking and fiber techniques that utilize natural materials. As an eco artist, educator and naturalist, Katama is inspired by patterns, shapes, and colors that...
Oct 26, 2022 | Fiber Arts
Joyce LeBlanc My earliest memories of sewing were sitting at my Mom’s side watching her create clothes for my siblings and me. I’d read and study the pattern instructions, so that when I was finally allowed to sew, I had already constructed the garment many times over...
Oct 26, 2022 | Fiber Arts
Jo Hesse Jo Hesse studied textiles at the Freie Hochschule Stuttgart in Germany, before deepening her study of feltmaking under mentorship of Unesco-honored master feltmaker, Mehmet Girgiç, and Theresa Girgiç in Konya, Turkey. She has exhibited at A.P.E. Gallery and...
Oct 26, 2022 | Fiber Arts
Donna Kay A knitting instructor for over 25 years, she is also an accomplished handspinner. Known for her patient teaching manner, she delights in sharing her knowledge of traditional knitting and spinning techniques with her students. Donna is also a freelance...
Oct 26, 2022 | Fiber Arts
Bobbie Tilkens-Fisher After the birth of my son in the summer of 2017, I experienced a strong desire to create. I decided to purchase a child’s frame loom and taught myself how to weave. Anytime baby Milo would allow me to, I would pick up that loom and experiment. I...
Oct 26, 2022 | Fiber Arts
Alice Ogden Alice Ogden of Salisbury, NH is a traditional Black Ash Basket maker. She has been making baskets for over 40 years. Her baskets are made from the wood collected from the woods and swamps of NH by Alice herself. None of her materials are store bought. ...
