About the Book
54 fiber artists, from the International Free Form Fiberarts Guild,
have interpreted the 2014 Annual Challenge theme of ONE COLOR.
Each artist has a story to tell you, and they tell it in color.
How they reached their goal is a tale of inspiration, struggle, challenge, and fun,
and the final show is intoxicating.
The Free Form Fiberarts Guild Challenge is open to all of its members, and welcomes and
encourages all skill levels to participate.
Knitting and/or crochet are asked for in the guidelines of the Challenge, and the rest
is up to the individual artists.
Weaving, beading, felting, embroidery, tatting, dyeing, painting, wirework, glass lampwork, fused glass, wood, plastic, ceramics, fabric, lace, ribbons, cords, braids, buttons, stones, shells, and even feathers have been included in these various fiberarts.
Be prepared for a surprise or two as you look closer at the fiberart pieces in this book.
have interpreted the 2014 Annual Challenge theme of ONE COLOR.
Each artist has a story to tell you, and they tell it in color.
How they reached their goal is a tale of inspiration, struggle, challenge, and fun,
and the final show is intoxicating.
The Free Form Fiberarts Guild Challenge is open to all of its members, and welcomes and
encourages all skill levels to participate.
Knitting and/or crochet are asked for in the guidelines of the Challenge, and the rest
is up to the individual artists.
Weaving, beading, felting, embroidery, tatting, dyeing, painting, wirework, glass lampwork, fused glass, wood, plastic, ceramics, fabric, lace, ribbons, cords, braids, buttons, stones, shells, and even feathers have been included in these various fiberarts.
Be prepared for a surprise or two as you look closer at the fiberart pieces in this book.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Crafts & Hobbies
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Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
# of Pages: 110 - Publish Date: Jul 25, 2014
- Language English
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About the Creator
Cyra Lewis
Opunake, Taranaki, New Zealand
