Several artists have contributed to our Fiber Arts Exhibit on display during January and February:
- Foster Bell – Tree Gnomes
- Scotia Bell – Crocheted Snowflakes
- Jane Bourassa – Decorative Fabric Chain
- Sue Chapin – Teddy Bears
- Judith Fischer – Foggy Point, The Last Butterflies, Aerial Coastline of Nova Scotia, Blueberry Barren, and Shoreline Beacons; tapestries (for sale)
- Hazel Kopishke – Warm Winter Wishes, wool appliqué
- Sarah Kuhn – Helmet for the Hair on Fire Brigade; mixed media (for sale)
- Janet Whittier Music – Summer Sunset, Under Water, Under Water #2, and Purple Leaves; fabric and mixed media (for sale)
- Barb Rehmeyer – Blossom and Fiddle-i-fee; needle felt and Three French Hens; knitted
- Cindy Schofield – A Lawn of Gnomes and Peace On Earth, needle felt and appliqué
Fiber artists employ techniques such as weaving, knotting, felting, and embroidery to create abstract, conceptual, or figurative pieces. Unlike traditional textile crafts, fiber art prioritizes artistic expression over utilitarian purpose.