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Ken Stedman - Lone Star Weaving Weaving is a delightful adventure. And yarn rules! For every woven piece, there comes a turning point at which the yarn takes over. There will be surprises—sometimes challenging, sometimes pure joy. Yarn  dictates the…

Maria Eva JönssonI grew up in a Swedish family and a Scandinavian shop near Chicago, Illinois. This upbringing was a catalyst for my love and appreciation of fibers and fabric. My godmother gave me my first loom when I was very little. I was…

Bethe Orrell - Bees Fiber Studio and Bee Safe Fashion My heritage includes weavers, quilters, knitters, hand sewers and spinners. The Weavers and Hand Sewers were all professional and come in an unbroken line from at least 1753, when Tom and Mary…

Diana Kirkpatrick - Art You Can Wear I've been fascinated with jewelry and jewelry making my whole life. My family lived in the Washington, DC suburbs and as I was growing up we explored the Appalachians and the Blue Ridge Mountains. The crafts and…

Natasha Nargis/Textile Artist After moving from New York City to San Francisco in the 1970s, I decided that I wanted to weave. In 1974 I moved to Santa Fe, where I still live and work. I knew nothing about weaving, but soon found a wonderful teacher…

Alex George SullivanAlex George was born and raised in the Texas Panhandle. During this time he visited Northern New Mexico where he loved the land and blend of cultures. After practicing orthodontics for twenty-one years, he moved to Taos in 1994.…

Donna Eddy - AvidweaverDonna Eddy is an award winning artist and retired art educator that resides in Rio Rancho, NM. Since 1996, Donna has been needle weaving necklaces, bracelets and miniature tapestries. Each piece, which goes through a long and…

Barbara Knupper - Artful Artisan It all started the summer when I was 8 years old. I got a bag of cotton loops and a little red metal frame loom for making potholders. By the end of that summer, I had the “potholder stand” in the neighborhood, the…

Dain Daller - The Warp ZoneI am a weaver, dyer, artist and teacher living near Abiquiu. I learned to weave in 2013 at EVFAC, and am now a board member and weaving teacher there. My main interests in weaving are Ikat and Shibori. I have shown my work…

Fred Black - Big Sage ArtisansFred is an Architect Emeritus and retired American Airlines pilot. As a resident of New Mexico since 1969, he has developed a keen interest and appreciation for Southwestern art and textiles. It eventually led him to…