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May 22, 2020, at 4 p.m. CST

Fiber processes depend on the collective actions of individuals—two sets of hands more easily warp a loom, multiple hands speed up prepping fleeces and paper pulp, and many hands can tend and share an indigo vat. 

The global pandemic has affected each of us uniquely, but as makers, it has redefined how we approach our work and how we support our Fiber community. Both the challenge and the gift of sheltering-in-place, has been the emphasis on the present, the only moment we have the power to change and fully experience. 

Although we cannot physically be together, our community continues to be vibrant by showing up and sharing what is most important to us.

Image Credit: Left: Rachel Tucker (Fiber ‘21), Right: Hannah Morrison (Fiber ‘20)