Barbara Schneider was a professionally trained artist inspired by nature that applied that knowledge to fiber art after retirement.
Maggie Meister is a bead artist inspired by history and travel, and incorporates elements collected by her travels in her unique bead art.
Theresa Wensing creates embroidery designs mixing bold and not ladylike with a traditional craft of housewives.
Leilani Purvis creates detailed fiber art inspired by the world around her. Her work has you looking into the eyes of a Lynx or Donkey.
Kit Vincent came to quilting for a practical reason, she wanted a large piece of textile art for her dining room wall. She hasn't stopped.
Meet Daisy Aschehoug. Modern quilter that has embraced curves in her quilts,inspired by the artistic and functional aspects of quilts
Sarah Gunn and Julie Starr connected over sewing garments and haven't looked back. The duo has co-authored books helping home sewers create amazing clothes.
Susan J Lapham works improvisationally creating intricate quilts that are inspired by her experiences and family.
Maggie Meister is a bead artist inspired by history and travel, and incorporates elements collected by her travels in her unique bead art.
Delilah Iris is a fiber and felt artist creating adorable miniature felt animals and dolls sharing her tips and tricks in her new book.
Emma Varnam is a crochet designer that has authored several books and creates patterns for all ages - including adorable toys!
Marie Bostwick is a writer and quilter who is inspired by the many places she has lived reflecting on the people and cultures in her work.
Sally Linville has turned her love of chickens into fiber art creations. A variety of fiber art techniques are used to create each chicken.
Paula Gron explores the beauty of seeds, pods and plants through her 3D fiber art, drawing off of her experience as a basket maker.
Robin L Bernstein studied art in college. She now creates detailed work similar to yarn painting technique of the Huichol Indians.
Jaime Chalmers, also known as Mr. X Stitch, started cross stitching as an adult and now creates embroidery patterns and tutorials.
Carolyn Murphy is a self-taught textile artist who was originally inspired by Denyse Schmidt and the Gees Bend quilters.
Maggie Dillon creates textile art portraits inspired by everyday life in the 1940s using fabric and stitch to create texture and design.
Kat Puente began sewing as a young person to personalize her clothes. She now creates art quilts that tell her stories.
Cyndi McChesney enjoys making creative quilts by starting with preprinted panels and then adding her touch to bring them alive.
