Puffin Pals: Puffin Pals, a fiber art quilt by Janet Fox depicting two puffins standing on rocky terrain.

Inspired by the wonders of the natural world, I create fiber art that celebrates the colors, textures, and creatures that surround us.

Art Inspired by Nature

Featured Work

Trouble: Trouble, a fiber art quilt by Janet Fox depicting a raccoon surrounded by richly textured and stitched woodland elements.
A colorful collage featuring a large red poppy flower with detailed petals and a dark center, set against a background of torn paper pieces in green, yellow, and blue.

Trouble

Éclat de Printemps

Close-up of a colorful painting of a bird, featuring detailed feathers and striking eye, with bright shades of red, blue, orange, and yellow.

Klee-Klee

Workshops

I love to teach. My workshops are lively, hands-on experiences designed to expand participants’ creative vocabulary and encourage individual expression.

An older woman with gray hair and a light green sweater is standing in front of a white wall with colorful abstract paintings hanging on it. She appears to be excited or happy, with her hands clasped together.

Creative classes exploring fiber-art techniques, color, surface design, and creative expression.

Hands-on Classes

Engaging presentations for quilt guilds and creative groups, combining inspiration, practical ideas, and a fresh look at fiber art.

Lectures

Available for guild programs, workshops, retreats, conferences, and other fiber-art events.

Teaching Engagements

Meet the Artist

Janet Fox is an award-winning fiber artist whose work celebrates the natural world. Inspiration comes in a variety of ways — a surprising encounter, an unexpected color, a moment of beauty—and grows through fabric, thread, texture, and stitch.

Janet has developed her craft by studying with Betty Busby, Sandra Mollon, Katie Pasquini Masopust, Phyllis Cullen, Jane Sassaman, Gloria Loughman, and Andrea Brokenshire.

Her work has been exhibited at the International Quilt Festival-Houston, National Juried Show of Canada and SAQA Texas Regional Exhibition.

In addition to her active artistic practice, Janet loves to teach, helping quilters expand their creative vocabulary by combining strong design principles with traditional and innovative techniques, building confidence while seeing familiar materials in fresh ways.

Close-up of a woman with white hair smiling in front of a dark wall and a quilted art piece featuring a raccoon surrounded by abstract fabric and decorative moss.