Please join us for Lunchtime Fiber open studios! There will be plenty of time for show and tell, sharing of ideas and tips, problem-solving, and having fun. You can hang out with us at the SEFAA Center or join us virtually, whichever suits you best. So, drop in when you can and stay as long as you’d like. We meet every Tuesday and Thursday, so register for all the monthly sessions you’d like to attend. 

See you there!

Image: Death Trap for Cutie by Leslie Amick blends whimsy, tension, and woodland lore into a richly layered narrative scene. Crafted from wool roving, coffee-dyed paper, birch twigs, cotton twine, wire, silk, embroidery floss, and acetate, the piece weaves together needle felting, sewing, embroidery, and mixed-material construction to create a textured world alive with character.

At its center sits the grey fox — a clever, ever-watchful inhabitant of the forest — reimagined as a genteel figure enjoying his morning tea and newspaper. Beneath this charming façade, however, lies a cunning twist: a carrot lure disguised as a tuffet, patiently awaiting his next meal. Through playful storytelling and meticulously chosen materials, Leslie transforms a woodland moment into a humorous, captivating tableau that invites viewers to look closer and delight in the details.