Kat McClelland
Kat McClelland is a graduate of The Maryland Institute, College of Art where she majored in ceramics but took classes in a wide range of disciplines. She is married to a fabulous woodworker and is the mother of two amazing girls. She is an art teacher for a small high school in CT and also teaches felting workshops in a variety of settings. She spends her studio time developing a body of work in felting, her medium of choice for the last nine years.
In her lecture Kat will describe her journey to felting, her process and the narrative behind some of her work.
Silverado Spinsters Sheep-to-Shawl
A feisty group of fiber friends from Napa to Sacramento who follow the philosophy of ‘Work Hard, Have Fun’. The Spinsters started as a pickup group at a Stitches event when Barbara Stafford ran into some spinning friends and proposed they make a team to enter the upcoming CNCH 2003 1st National Sheep to Shawl contest. The gatherings to design and plan a contests’ shawl is an opportunity to do what we love and push the boundaries of what you can do with 6 team members, 2 pounds of wool, and 4 hours with a 4-harness loom. We like to say – Have loom, Will travel!