This exhibit of fiber art was on view November 17, 2021 to January 29, 2022. Patchwork quilts, art quilts, pillows, books, collages, garments, watering cans, woven rugs, sculptural photography and more. A veritable cornucopia of color! flash! and variety! Great as holiday gifts!. Enjoy the exhibition; treat yourself or a loved one to a special handmade gift.

"Painted and Stitched Textile Art" by Catherine Worthington, May 7–June 29, 2013

Fiber In Form. Three-dimensional work by 25 Maine artists: Elizabeth Berkana, Barbara Burns, Mary Chaisson, Katharine Cobey, Janet Conner, Stephanie Crossman, Judith Daniels, Susan Ferraro, Kathleen Goddu, Cheri Goguen, Emi Ito, Kathy Angel Lee, Richard Lee, Stephanie Levy, Susan Mills, Charlotte Moore, Arlene Morris, Ann Nemrow, Rana O’Connor, Kirsti Sandoy, Pam Slaughter, Elizabeth Stoyko, Michael Stevenson, Jill Snyder Wallace, Melanie West. 

Maine Fiberarts Center and Gallery are closed for drop-ins due to the pandemic uncertainties. Call or email to make an appointment with Christine. We are still working at home or here. Wear your mask and wash your hands and be well.

Affectionately and internally called "Fiber Central" because of the activities and information that find their way into and out of the offices and gallery space, Maine Fiberarts first opened its headquarters at 13 Main Street in Topsham in 2003. This is the place to find out everything you want to know, show or tell about fiber art and farms. 

Fiber Friday gatherings are suspended indefinitely.

Join us on the first Friday of every month from 10 a.m. until noon. All are welcome! Come visit, bring something to workon, stitch and chat.

"Heart Work" Hooked rugs by Judy Mayhew Wylie, Small Quilts by Michael R. Stevenson, Holiday Gifts by Members

Conversations: Paintings and Textiles 
On View: September 11–November 2, 2019.

Allegra Kuhn:  “art and design, fiber and handwork, have always had a presence in my life. I’ve experimented with most fiber processes, but tend to be drawn to those that may not be as ‘current’ or fashionable. My interest in traditional rug hooking or hooking with wool grew out of a part time job in the industry.