**Welcome to our Fiber Arts Exhibit- digital edition.**

There is an extensive history of fiber arts in Wellfleet, as indeed is true for many places with long winters. With our first Fiber Arts Exhibit we were hoping to encourage our community members to show off what they make. As for curating the show, we defined Fiber Arts as original pieces that are created through any craft or medium that makes primary use of yarn, thread, fabric or other textile materials. Participation in the show was open to everyone in the Wellfleet community.
The 6 week exhibit flew by. This digital catalog is to celebrate our first Fiber Arts show and the interesting and varied work we saw.

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Scott Packer Handwoven towel: Halvdrall Cotton and linen: Prices available upon request

Katie Hickey: Rep Weave Rug: Cotton

Sharon Rule-Agger: “Rose and Ollie Go to Coney Island”: Applique and embroidery: Wool and cotton fabric scraps, some hand dyed cotton scraps, cotton embroidery floss

Retro Swayed (Tami Horowitz): Handmade Barkcloth Bag: Cotton Nubby Barkcloth, Cotton, Zipper

Christine Martell: "Wellfleet Harbor": Mixed Media, photography and free motion machine embroidery: Cotton/Linen canvas, cotton and mixed fiber threads: $1600

Olga Kahn: Dog Sweater: Wool Yarn

Lily R. Schow: "Embroidered Rooster": Embroidery: Cotton thread on upcycled muslin

Kimberly Dunham: "Crocheted Earring Hanger": Cotton yarn.

Robin A. Robinson: Hand-knitted Shawl: Wildflowers, Shadows, Northern Sea Knitted Fair Isle Colorwork: Wool, Alpaca, Viscose

Ginny Sword: Storage Basket: Basket reed dyed with black walnut. NFS

Donna Cambi: “Legend of a Sand Dollar”: Counted Cross-stitch: NFS

Judith Cumbler: Blanket in Garter Stitch: Gifted yarn

Susan Quigley: Sweater: Wool yarn

Tom Stall: Knitted Harry Potter Gryffindor House Scarf: Wool yarn

Ella Grannis: Crocheted Blanket: 4' x 6': Various yarns: $300

Janet Rice: Handwoven Scarf Bamboo: NFS

Moira Meehan: “Monk’s Dream”: Art Quilt: Cotton

Rebekah Beers: Crocheted bag: Cotton

Marianne McCaffery: “…getting nothing but static, static filling my attic…”: Art Quilt: Cotton, pieced, fused, machine quilted

Kat Williams : “Waves of Cables”: Traveller’s scarf: Knitted Wool from Snow Wool of Lithuania

Matha Flanagan: Granny Square Hexagon Cardigan: Crochet: Acrylic/wool blend Plymouth yarn

Libby Hall: "Fantasy Garden": Scrap quilt.

Linnea Olson: Traditional Estonian Knitted Lace shawl: Lily of the Valley motif: 100% Kid Mohair

Bernadette McCauley: “George’s Socks”: Knitted Merino wool and nylon

Chris Schwartz: "Mini Lattice": Basket of dyed and natural reed, seashells, wooden slotted base

Dominique Pecce: “Changing Songbirds”: Soft sculpture: Pillowcase and pen: $2,500

Nancy Flanagan: “Chickadees at Play”: Needle-felted wall-hanging: Alpaca fiber

Julia Salinger: “Nomadic Affairs”: Sculpture Cord, string, wood, paint

Ann Condon: Knitted Sweater: "Mohair is Back" made of mohair yarn

Bonnie Jeanne Tibbetts: “Catch The Day”: Counted cross-stitch: Over-dyed linen stitched with cotton thread and mounted with fishing net backing (design charted by Bent Creek Cross Stitch)

Miah Nate Johnson: Appliqued Suit Jacket suit jacket: fabric scraps, thread

Naomi Czekaj: "Picnic Bagsket": Felted wool, fabric, recycled bicycle tire and tube

Judy P Taylor: Pieced Quilt Top: Machine Sewn: Cotton Fabric

Carol Fitzsimons: “Uncle Tim’s Bridge”: Fiber on Canvas Panel Traditional yarn, art yarn, embroidery thread and Elmer’s Glue

Fiber Arts

**Welcome to our Fiber Arts Exhibit- digital edition.**

Click on any image below to open it in a larger window. Once an image has been opened, you can see information about the work with a mouse-over or via the dot in the lower right corner on mobile devices. You may scroll through the images in this large format.

We hope you enjoy the catalog!

Wellfleet Public Library

Read our Mermaid Memo

Fiber Arts

Welcome to our Fiber Arts Exhibit- digital edition.

Click on any image below to open it in a larger window. Once an image has been opened, you can see information about the work with a mouse-over or via the dot in the lower right corner on mobile devices. You may scroll through the images in this large format. We hope you enjoy the catalog!

Wellfleet Public Library

Read our Mermaid Memo

**Welcome to our Fiber Arts Exhibit- digital edition.**

Click on any image below to open it in a larger window. Once an image has been opened, you can see information about the work with a mouse-over or via the dot in the lower right corner on mobile devices. You may scroll through the images in this large format.

We hope you enjoy the catalog!