Judy Schramm, left, and Jana Duckett, both of Rossford, make their way past the pieces of fiber art hanging during this year's fiber577 show. Schramm and Duckett are neighbors who decided to come out to the free exhibition.
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Visitors walk the gardens at the 577 Foundation as strips of fabric hang from a sculpture as a "Fabric Bomb."
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Nanette Meyer of Rossford, left, passes a piece called "Audrey," a portrait of the actress Audrey Hepburn composed of zippers, fabric, and paper hanging on the wall for display.
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Carla Brundrett of Perrysburg, center, inspects a few fiber-made pieces on display.
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A piece called "Small Leaf Panel in Blue" by the East Lansing, Mich., artist Jenny Schu, hangs during this year's fiber577 show at the 577 Foundation.
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Linda Burge of Swanton, left, and Susan Monday of Point Place lean in to get a closer view of a fiber piece.
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"This is one of Toledo's best kept secrets," Lind Campbell of West Toledo, center left, said of the 577 Foundation. Campbell and Dagmar Varela of Sylvania, right, chatted as they listened to music.
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Joy Lin of Perrysburg, right, and Jarrett, 7, work together on crafting their contribution to the Bittersweet Creative community weaving project.
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Jarrett Lin, 7, of Perrysburg works to weave wool, burlap, and a plastic branch together for the Bittersweet Creative community weaving project.
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Preforming as The Crickets on the Hearth, bassist Vern Treado, center left, guitarist Amy Brodie, center, and banjo player Bruce Brodie belt out a bluegrass tune.
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Sue Pollex of South Toledo, right, passes by a "Fiber Bomb" during this year's fiber577 show.
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