Susan's art quilts are the result of various dyeing and painting methods and innovative machine quilting. Her work has been exhibited in national and international venues and has appeared in many publications. See more of Susan's work at www.bluemoonriver.com

Jill Nordfors Clark has a history of doing needle lace and needleweaving. She is now working three dimensionally, and has been exploring the possibilities of combining dyed and natural gut with twigs, thread, stainless steel wire, and colorful parachute cord.

Veena Burry creates custom knitted and crocheted pieces that are skillfully designed and expertly crafted. See www.theknittingguru.etsy.com for more of Veena's work.

Devayanee Kachare uses piecing, applique and embroidery to create quilts inspired by nature and spirituality.

Felted Works--Nina uses nuno, strip and needle felting methods to create art wear, felted "paintings",three-dimensional felted animals and interior accessories. Visit www.ninasfiberarts.com to see more.

Sally Dillon is a well-respected artist in the area of silk dyeing. Now she is working in felt, and this gallery gives us a good picture of both Sally's fiber media favorites. Go to www.sallydillon.com to learn more!

Tricia Coulson uses markings and various dyeing methods to create her interesting quilts. Go to Articles and Interviews-Quilts to read about Tricia.

Meg layers over-beaten paper pulp to create her landscapes. Learn about this unique method by visiting the Articles and Interviews area and clicking on Paper and Book Arts.

Painted paper prepared for weaving; plaiting used in many pieces, employing different structures to achieve various effects. Some pieces use waxed linen and/or beads and buttons for embellishment.

White cotton fabric (hand-painted, stamped and screen printed), acrylic paint, felt (burned), cheesecloth (hand-dyed), hand-dyed cotton fabric and cotton yarn (crocheted), upholstery fabric, black duck cloth (screen printed), polyester fabric; silk fabric, recycled scraps and binding from artist’s art quilts, thread. Collage; hand and machine stitch.

Film Bowls: Clean film, blend and splice for color variations, fuss over the finish Lamps: Made from various materials Baskets: Made from various materials *Go to Articles and Interviews-Basketry to read more about Brian's work and methods.*

Made by winding multiple rolls of tickets into one disk, shaping and sealing. *Go to Articles and Interviews-Basketry to read more about Brian's work and methods.*