October meeting on 10/21/26 is in Annie Busch Auditorium at Library Center - 6:30
sITE UPDATES 10/11/26
Added October newsletter
Added September meeting minutes
Our Story
As Springfield Fiber Artists, we are passionate about fiber arts and fiber artists. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned expert, there is always room to share knowledge and learn along with other fiber enthusiasts.
(Photo is of inkle bands woven with Baltic pickup method by Liliana Sweeney)
Spinning News from Kathy Rapp
Tues. Oct. 13 4-6:30 Meeting room A <-- NOTE TIME CHANGE
In October, those were the only 2 consecutive hours that I could get for us. Hope they work out. PLEASE let me know if they do not. Maybe we can work something else out. Will have to look at other dates.
Our Mission
Our mission at Springfield Fiber Artists is to foster cooperation, promote interest, educate, and encourage originality in the fiber arts.
(Photo is of an art quilt made by member Emmie Seaman.)
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What are fiber arts?
We embrace fiber arts of every shape and form, including (but not limited to) the following:
- WEAVING
- SPINNING
- KNITTING
- CROCHET
- BASKET WEAVING
- RUG HOOKING
- TWINING
- KUMIHIMO
- QUILTING
- SEWING
- PAPER MAKING
- BEAD WEAVING
- FELTING
(Photo is of member Barbara Vicente teaching a girl at a demo how to make a fiber craft.)
Links
Links
Check out these links!
https://weavespindye.org/convergence/
https://amksoc.org/featured-home/gathering-2026-save-the-date/
https://www.missourifiberartists.org/calendar
(Photo is of a nuno felted piece made by member Janice Casey.)