The Blue Ridge Fiber Show is a biennial exhibition sponsored by the
Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild. As a new member of the Guild, I had never been to the show before. It was hung in September and this is the last week it will be displayed, so I just barely made it before it is dismantled. Some beautiful examples of weaving, felting, and spinning are displayed with entries submitted from around the country, not just Guild members. This was a juried show and all of the winners of the BRFS can be seen
here.
The Guild also took an old two harness barn loom and Guild members demonstrated weaving during the run of the show.
The show is held at the
NC Arboretum, located just south of Asheville. December is not a great time to visit the Arboretum, since most of the plants are dormant. But you can see the structure of the gardens and I can't wait to go back in the Spring.
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