Cynthia Catlin's fiber art work was featured in the Springboro, Ohio FiberShow '22. She was one of ten featured artists at this event. The show was held at the Springboro Performing Arts Center in September 2022.
Here are some of her vases that were at the show:
Teresa Shippy will be one of the featured artists at this years Tustin Art Walk and Craft Crawl. The event will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2022 from 11am to 5 pm in Old Town Tustin. This will be a great opportunity to purchase beautiful, one of a kind art journals and other art pieces from Teresa.
For more information - email tprd@tustinca.org.
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Beyond the Edge artists creativity extends beyond fiber arts. Teresa Shippy created the lovely Art Box shown below.
The fiber art piece shown below was created by Eileen Wintemute. It was shown in our exhibit "Between Heaven and Earth" at PIQF 2021.
This piece was created by Teresa Shippy for the Beyond the Edge Artist's "Between Heaven and Earth" exhibit. This piece was inspired by great loss and what it takes to move forward in life.
"Oops?!" is one of Laura Bisagna's most recent fiber art pieces. It was included in Beyond the Edge Artist's exhibit, "Between Heaven and Earth". The background piecing is amazing on this whimsical piece!
Eileen Wintemute's "Royal Treatment" piece is now on display at the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum in La Conner, Washington. The piece is part of their "Birds of a Fiber" exhibit. This exhibit will run through the end of March. The museum is located at 703 South 2nd Street, La Conner, Washington.
We're proud to announce that Cynthia Catlin has several fiber art pieces on display as part of the "KUUMBA CONNECTIONS" exhibit at the Ohio Craft Museum. This exhibit will run from February 6th through April 3rd. The museum is located at 1665 West 5th Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. The phone number is (614) 486-4402. This looks like a fabulous exhibit, well worth seeing!
Here are some photos of Cynthia at the exhibit with her art pieces.
This is one of the fiber art pieces in our most recent exhibit, "Between Heaven and Earth". "Receiving the Spirit" was created by Cynthia Catlin.
