Carrol

Fiber Art Stories

I am Carol Hancuh.

My career in art began with acrylics, pen and ink, watercolors, and a few years majoring in art in college. I dabbled in computer mask layout design to bring the bacon home for myself and my son.

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The Sunset quilt was a raffle quilt for my church’s summer celebration in 2013. Partly because I sold over $250 worth of tickets alone, I know that the quilt brought in over $600. My challenge in this quilt was making the sunset shimmer over the water.

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Jeremy Frank

Dignity Quilts

Dignity quilts were donated to a...

09 - 11 Jun 2021

Lucas Gilberto

Yellow and Black

Between projects, I visited our...

09 - 12 Jun 2021

Emmie Roche

Sampler

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09 - 12 Jun 2021

Ezequiel Arguello

In the Lake

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09 - 13 Jun 2021

The upcoming exhibition Fiber Art Stories promises a vibrant celebration of textile-based storytelling. Featuring artists from diverse backgrounds, the showcase will explore how fabric, thread, and weaving techniques are used to narrate personal, cultural, and historical tales.

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Fiber Art Stories weave together tradition, creativity, and personal expression through threads and textiles. Each piece tells a unique narrative—whether it’s a hand-stitched quilt that honors cultural heritage, a tapestry reflecting social change, or a woven sculpture exploring identity and emotion.

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Christmas Tree

These pine trees grow in Washington..

Eyes of Africa

In February of 2015, I was...

Spilled Vase

I wanted a challenge and this...

In the Lake

Cascading Flowers

Cascading flowers was made for the...

Feed My People

Thirty years ago, I was introduced...

Prayer Quilt 3

The prayer quilts are given to...

For the N’er Do Wall

When you sit down to a...

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A Tapestry of Creativity

With over 1,250 unique pieces on display, the Fiber Art Stories exhibition stands as a testament to the boundless creativity of fiber artists.

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Peasant Scenes & Landscapes

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Start With Art At The MooM

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Calvert Richard Jones’s Duomo

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Christmas Tree

These pine trees grow in Washington state. While there, I was less interested in seeing the publishing company that writes quilt magazines, than I was walking out the door and looking up up to these huge pine trees.

Cascading Flowers

Cascading flowers was made for the Project Open Hand silent auction and was loved at $550. This organization makes meals for poor and sick people in the poorest part of San Francisco, the Tenderloin neighborhood.

Spilled Vase

The flowers tumble on their way down, picking up water bubbles along the way and eventually land upside down or on their sides. There is a condition called refraction which is the water in the vase being distorted from the water outside the vase. This effect was barely used and will be pursued another time.

Galveston

I was asked to make a quilt depicting Galveston for the silent auction of the Galveston county Salvation Army. They loved it at $550.

In the Lake

“In the Lake” – a look at THE lake – through the eyes of the fish. One lost hook for fisherman, one win for fish.

For the N’er Do Wall

When you sit down to a dining room table, people on one side of the table end up looking at a wall. This wall hanging is made for that wall. Now, everyone can have a nice view to study. The quilting is so heavy that the wall hanging looks more like a tapestry.

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Fiber Art Stories

Magical World Of Art Denice Francisco

What's Going On

Upcoming Exhibitions

Jeremy Frank

Dignity Quilts

Lucas Gilberto

Yellow and Black

Emmie Roche

Sampler

Ezequiel Arguello

In the Lake

Fiber Art Stories

On View AtFiber Art Stories

Exhibitions

Visitors

Awards

Collections

Gallery Collection

Explore The Collection

Christmas Tree

Eyes of Africa

Spilled Vase

In the Lake

Cascading Flowers

Feed My People

Prayer Quilt 3

For the N’er Do Wall

Let's Join Now!

A Tapestry of Creativity

Fiber Art Stories Schedulue

Exhibitions Schedule

09

Jun 2021

Peasant Scenes & Landscapes

10

Jun 2021

Start With Art At The MooM

11

Jun 2021

Calvert Richard Jones’s Duomo

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