A roundup of some of the many highlights from programming at Intertwine Arts, featuring our wonderful fiber artists and their work.

& Images from our colorful Fashion Show!

Cardinal love

With the help of teaching artist Andrea, Myrna from VISIONS has woven and constructed a fabulous pair of red cardinals.

Latch Hooking

Christine from YAI has finished latch hooking this gorgeous owl rug. It's such an awesome example of a fun, versatile fiber art technique.

Scarf season!

Karen from AHRC wearing her woven scarf on the cricket loom. We love the pink and white combo!

Debra from IAHD shows us her woven pillow and headband, complete with decorative beading work.

Beatrice from IAHD smiles while she works on a purple woven fabric made on the floor loom. She is wearing her own colorful woven hat!

Flower Pillow

Alexis from Heartshare has finished working on a flower embroidery pillow. We love to see our artists translate their drawing into fiber through embroidery, as it gives the drawing a new life of its own.

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Nicole from AHRC is working on a sweet heart embroidery on a floral fabric background.

Woven Together is over with a FLASH 📸 of the catwalk camera!

On September 30th we closed out our Woven Together Community Exhibition with the finale event...

a fiber-filled fashion show!

We had a wonderful evening with live music from James Ian, lovely words from Xian Horn of Give Beauty Wings and Rick Guidotti of Positive Exposure, an educational styling handout from The JH Pattern, guest garment designs from Lonely Worm Farm and Sugandha Gupta, and of course gorgeous designs from our program artists and community members - worn by our radiant models.

The room was filled to the brim with positive energy and color, it was a truly inclusive and celebratory night to remember.

About Intertwine Arts

Intertwine Arts is a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring creativity, joy, and self-confidence through freestyle weaving with people with disabilities and chronic illness. Our accessible programs allow people of all ages and abilities to engage in visual and tactile exploration and to create unique weavings. Learn more about our work, get involved, and donate at intertwinearts.org.

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Intertwine Arts programming is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.