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The International Fiber Collaborative, was founded by Ms. Jennifer Marsh in a response to the growing need within her community for supplemental arts education for public schools, community arts, and perhaps most importantly, an outlet for individuals around the world to find common ground. Using the arts as a vehicle for learning, collaboration, and inspiration, the IFC continues to address the increasing needs of society, communities, and individuals.

The Dream Rocket Project
In 2009, the IFC launched its current project, the Dream Rocket project is a large scale collaborative wrap. Up to 8,000 artworks will be created by individuals from various regions of the world, and then connected side by side to wrap the 365’ Saturn V Moon Rocket at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
The designated theme of the panels, “Dare to Dream”, challenges individuals to expand beyond the present state of the world and imagine the future. Perhaps most importantly, individuals are challenged to imagine their contribution to that future. These individual dreams & aspirations will combine to create a monumental 32,000 sq ft work art, providing a tangible demonstration of the beauty of individuals collaborating to meet universal challenges.
The creation of the panels has been a catalyst for creativity in health care facilities, libraries, schools, museums, and for individuals. While the Dream Rocket team works on collecting submitted artworks for this giant wrap, they are placing submitted artworks on display in national & international venues up until the time that the Saturn V is wrapped. In just this past year, submitted artworks have or will participate in 42 exhibits and counting.
Saturn V Rocket Wrapping Date: May & June 2014 (60 day display)

Health, Community, Conservation, Science, Technology, Space, Peace, Freedom, Equality, Education....
1. Reserve a Spot: Click Here
2. Check Artwork Due Dates and Scheduled Shows: Click Here
3. Artwork Size:
Dream Theme: 2 feet x 2 feet (0.60960 meters x 0.60960 meters)
Visionary: 4 feet x 4 feet (1.219 2 meter x 1.219 2 meter)
4. Choose a Dream Theme (Health, Community, Conservation, Science, Technology, Space, Peace, Freedom, Equality, Education, other)
5. Can you see through your artwork?
If so, please add an extra layer so that when we hang your artwork we are not able to see through it.
6. Batting is not necessary
7. Submission Form: Submit our online submission form: Click Here
8. Mail to:
9. Email Us: Give us a heads up to let us know your artwork is on its way. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
****For more information go to: Create a Dream Theme panel or Create a Visionary Panel
Examples of Backer Materials: Canvas, Burlap, Cotton, Recycled Material, etc. (However backing is not required if you are crocheting, knitting, or weaving your panel. Examples of
Techniques: Painting, Collage, Weaving, Crochet, Quilting, Knitting, Stitching, Felting. You can invent your own technique, I have seen people whom print photographs on fabric, or even use laminating to put a collage together to create their panel.
Recyclable Examples: Trash Bags, Old Cassette Tape, Soda Labels, (all of which is soft and sew able). Some other examples of what Participants have used...Quilting, Appliqué, Machine Sewing, Painting, Stitching, Cotton, Digital Images cut and Sewn, Ribbon, Silk, Acrylic Paint, Plastic Tarp, Fabrics, Hand Sewing, Buttons, Beads, Dolls, Jute, Sharee, Handmade Fabric, Felt, Fusible Fibers, Water Proof Glue, Yarns, Nylon, and Polyester, Permanent Ink Markers,
Commercial Cotton, Batik Cotton, Cotton Batting, Wonder Under, Misty Fuse, Angelina Fibers, Rayon Thread, Ahead, Beads-Glass, Acrylic Paint, Free-Motion Quilting, Beading. Lots of recyclables, fabric, plastics, waterproof glue, acrylic paint, candy wrappers, buttons, cut-up recycled clothing, oil Pastels.


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| Brown v. Board of Education "Expressions of Freedom & Equality" | KS | Apr 15 |
| 2012 | ||
| Douglas County Law Library | KS | Oct 15 |
| FOOTWISE Window Display | OR | Jul 15 |
| Lawrence Public Library | KS | Jun 15 |
| Arkansas City Public Library | KS | Jun 15 |
| Mulvane Art Museum | KS | Jun 15 |
| Corning City Library | KS | May 15 |
| Kiowa County Library | KS | May 15 |
| Harper Public Library | KS | May 15 |
| Morton-James Public Library | NE | May 15 |
| Durham County Main Library | NC | Apr 15 |
| Cheney Public Library | KS | Apr 15 |
| Grant County Library | KS | Apr 15 |
| SUMP Memorial Library | NE | Apr 15 |
| Goodland Public Library | KS | Apr 15 |
| Fernandina Beach Library | FL | Apr 15 |
| Amelia Island Quilt Guild Visit and Display | FL | Apr 15 |
| Augusta Arts Council | KS | Apr 10 |
| Wamego Public Library | KS | Mar 15 |
| Salina Public Library | KS | Mar 15 |
| Mabee Library at Washburn University | KS | Mar 15 |
| Revere Public Library | MA | Mar 15 |
| Jetmore Public Library | KS | Mar 15 |
| Hudson Park Branch | NY | Mar 15 |
| Seneca Free Library | KS | Mar 15 |
| Chaffee Elem.School | AL | Feb 15 |
| 2012 NAEA Exhibit | NYC | Feb 10 |
| Pratt Public Library | KS | Feb 15 |
| Jay Johnson Public Library | KS | Feb 15 |
| Kansas Discovery Museum, National Youth Art Mounth |
KS | Feb 15 |
| St. John's Catholic School | AL | Jan 15 |
| Ottawa Library | KS | Jan 15 |
| Mundy Branch Library | NY | Jan 15 |
| Grand Central Branch | NY | Jan 15 |
| Liberal Memorial Public Library | KS | Jan 15 |
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| Hamilton Fish Park Library |
NY | Dec 15 |
| Crestwood Elementary School | MS | TBA |
| Atkinson Public Library | NE | Dec 15 |
| Imagine It Children's Mus | GA | Dec 15 |
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Univ. of Huddersfield
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U.K.
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| Valparaiso Public Library | NE | Nov 15 |
| Huntsville-Madison County Public Library | AL | Nov 15 |
| Houston Public Library | GA | Nov 15 |
| Eleanor E. Murphy Library | AL | Nov 15 |
| Discovery Gateway Children's Mus. | UT |
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Children's Mus. of Phoenix
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| Tompkins Sq. Branch Library | NYC | |
| KAEA (Kansas) Regional NAEA Conference Display | KS | |
| Hands On Children's Mus. | WA | |
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Bronzeville Children's Mus.
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IL
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| Gaffney Elem. | CT | |
| Tillman D. Hill Public Lib. | AL | |
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Ottendorfer Branch Library
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NYC
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Elizabeth Carpenter Public Library
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AL
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World trade Center Memorial
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NYC
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National Quilt Museum
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KY
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| SW Branch Library 3rd Show | FL | |
| Atlanta-Fulton Public Library | GA | |
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Visions Gallery
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ME
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Ruffner Mountain Nature Center
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AL
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| Children's Mus. of Cleveland | OH | |
| SW Library Branch 2nd Show | FL | |
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