Walk through a yarn storm to enter the latest offering at Nancy McGrath Green Gallery. You’re greeted with an oversized handstitched Julia Child, an interpretation of a quilting spider, and a woman inside a fabric frame who escapes with a touch of a QR code. This is not your usual quilt show.

The first fiber arts show at Nancy McGrath Green Gallery, across from the Sunriver Marketplace, runs through March. It features eleven artists using fiber, mixed media and other textiles in surprising ways. The exhibit includes embroidering, weaving, quilting, crocheting, felting, dyeing, printing – along with artificial intelligence and yarn storming. Materials range from reclaimed linens, lingerie and knitwear to tree branches, photographs, Covid masks and rusty tools. Plan to spend some time. The exhibit also invites the artists to share the stories behind their work – their inspiration and process.

The gallery is open weekdays, 1 – 4 p.m. and directly after church service on Sundays. 18139 Cottonwood Road in Sunriver (inside Sunriver Christian Fellowship)

www.sunriverchristianfellowship.org/nancy-mcgrath-green-gallery