Marge Lindemann is a painter whose interest migrated to dyes and fibers, resulting in beautiful, colorful scarves, collages and wall-hangings.  Working with silks as well as velvets and satins, she pieces together landscape and village scenes as well as florals and abstracts, often using metallic threads and beads for embellishment.  Her ability to blend colors and textures into her own distinct style is unmatched.

Susan Zieke has been playing with fabric and color all of her life, and for the past twelve years, it has provided her living. She uses bright, bold colors to produce a variety of artwork, including wall hangings, pillow covers and quilted notecards. Her quilted cards are 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 and are made from 100% recycled paper. She cuts the design out of the cardstock and sews the fabric right into the card. Each card is unique and worthy of a frame.

Be sure to visit Susan’s web site.

Barbara Guerink weaves lushly colored chenille scarves. As her business card says, “It’s not just your grandma’s bedspread anymore!” Her results are boldly colored, soft and warm scarves.

From her stacks of fabrics, Valerie mixes and matches to create stylish totes and purses for Brickyard.  Working with tapestries and upholstery fabrics, the bags are made to last.  The bags are often embellished with Brickyard’s hand-made buttons.