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6 Arts Notes

Yarnstorming Partnership with Adkins Arboretum

March 15, 2022 by Spy Desk

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Yarnstorming – a partnership between Adkins Arboretum and the Fiber Arts Center of the Eastern Shore March 6 through April 3, 2022.

Dragon Artists Kathleen McCulloch and Victoria McConnell decorated their tree as active board members of The Fiber Arts Center of the Eastern Shore, where Victoria serves as President and Kathleen as the Outreach Coordinator.

Victoria has mastered the art of circular weaving with yarn and has recently taken up knitting in addition to her passion for quilting and dyeing fabric, recently snow-dyeing hues of reds and blues on Kona cotton.

Kathleen was taught to knit by her mother as a child and has a serious affliction with hoarding yarn, which some knitters politely refer to as a “stash”.

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