Feast your eyes on all that fibery wall candy!! The Emerald Art Center was packed with textile art in December 2018.

Deborah Hebert's The Oregon Landscape: Paintings in Wool — 24 needle felted pieces and woven works celebrating Oregon's colorful, scenic vistas — filled a wall. On another, Ginny McVickar's exploration of patterns in nature — Form, Function, and Design: Where Math Meets Art.

Plus throughout the gallery, the World Fairy Tale Quilts — 90 art quilts created by 90 artists from Japan, France and the US who all used needle and cloth to illustrate stories from around the globe.

At the Oakshire Public House, Katy Gollahan found the perfect space to display her “Red Poppies” — high above the Oregon Fiber Artists poster. “Red Poppies” now has a new home with an art appreciator. Sale on the first day of the show.

Come on in! At the fantastic Eugene Textile Center, member artists filled the gallery space for OFA @ ETC 2018. Seen through the doorway is Omni Mountainskyrainbow's “Color Collections on Blue” — a blanket woven with hand spun yarn from a llama named "Blue" with various other fibers added in.

Journalist Ester Barkai described her visit to our show for readers of the Eugene Weekly.

Visitors began to gather as we installed our show, silk, cotton, wool -> art, in the Springfield City Hall Gallery. Perhaps on her way to care for other blooms, one viewer pauses by the garden portrayed Katy Gollahon in "Crow on a Fence." Anne Daughtry's "Ghost Riders in the Sky" found a buyer before the last artwork was hung! First red dot of several for the show.

Mary Jane Moffat's "Sunset on Beaver Creek" was juried into the The Wetlands Conservancy's Beaver Tales Art Exhibit, which traveled throughout the state from Oregon State University’s Giustina Gallery to the Oregon Zoo, Portland.

Is it straight? Mary Jane Moffat guides Shawn C., librarian at the Eugene Public Library, in search of the perfect placement for "All Together Now," a display of recent works by Oregon Fiber Artists. OFA members Karla Nelson, Barbara Bochnovic, Mary Jane Moffat, Deborah Hebert, Anne Daughtry, and Kathleen Sweet gather beneath the finished effort.

Anne Daughtry is one of the artists selected for the “The Creative Process” at the Umpqua Valley Arts Association, Roseburg, Oregon. The juried exhibition runs January 17 -to March 14, 2014.

“Canyon de Chelley” by Anne Daughtry, was picked as one of 22 out of 65 entries into the Oregon “Exploring Layers” challenge for SAQA members. It will travel throughout the state for several shows in 2014. “I am really pleased, as this is the third time I entered, and finally was accepted.”

Mary Jane Moffat's felt piece “Coho Kiss” was juried into (Sur)Face Forward: an Exhibit of Contemporary Textile Surface Design at the Art Center, in Corvallis, Oregon. The show runs through September 30, 2013

Anne Daughtry was part of the “Passion Forward: a showcase of art by SAQA Valley-South members”. A Quilt County Exhibit, works by 18 artists were on display at the Memorial Union Concourse, Oregon State University from September 9 - October 27, 2013

Barbara Bochnovic and Karla Nelson both participated in the 15th Stretching Art and Tradition Challenge. Their work, “It's Me! Perhaps? Not.” and “Ay,” can be seen at the Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza XX in September 2013 and online at stretchingartandtradition.org.

Karla Nelson's “3.11.11” was juried into “Fabrications - the Art of Quilting” exhibit; March 2013 in Bend Oregon.

Mary Jane Moffat's felted bowl was selected for the 2012 Mayors Art Show , Maury Jacobs Gallery, Eugene, Oregon.

In May of 2012, the Springfield Museum presented “Let There be Light: Fiber and Quilted Art Exhibition”. Over 70 works were displayed by artists Carolyn Fredrickson, Barbara Bochnovic, Mary Jane Moffat, Anne Daughtry, Marian Sparks, and Sandee Soleim.

Anne Daughty's “The Trees We Hug” won a blue ribbon in the Umpqua Valley Quilt 2012 show; reviewed by a nationally recognized judge.