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2026 Annie Webster

 Annie Webster 

Kansas City, Missouri, United States 

@websterfiberarts 




Punkpunk 

  

This is Punkpunk. They can run a mile in no time because of their very long legs, but would rather tie those legs into a knot, relax on the floor, and listen to Stevie Wonder albums.  







         







2020 Annie Webster

Annie Webster
Kansas City, Missouri
United States
www.websterfiberarts.com  



The Fire Inside 

The Fire Inside is a crocheted necklace made from a variety of embroidery flosses accented with beads and hand stitching. 









                                   









2019 Annie Webster

Annie Webster
Kansas City, Missouri, USA
www.websterfiberarts.com
Instagram:  websterfiberarts
Facebook:  websterfiberarts

BFFs

Purple and red are my favorite color wheel buddies.
I love the transition from regal, cool purple colors to fiery, warm reds. Like the best of friends, their qualities work together to create something beautiful. I wanted to explore the relationship between these two colors in this piece.














                                  









2018 Annie Webster

Annie Webster
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Instagram:  websterfiberarts
Facebook:  websterfiberarts


The Universe Favors Spheres

On an episode of StarTalk, Neil deGrasse Tyson said that the universe favors the sphere. While Dr. Tyson said this to explain that there is no way that the earth is flat, his statement inspired me to create my own galaxy of freeform crochet spheres. 

In my galaxy wall hanging, there are lumps and bumps. There are sparkles and bright colors. There are different shapes and sizes. There is effort and imperfection. All are welcome.

Annie Webster is a fiber artist in Kansas City, Missouri. She learned to sew and embroider from her mom and grandma, studied graphic design at Penn Valley Community College, and learned to crochet on her own (with a little help from the internet). 

After more than a decade of designing marketing materials for a mailing list company, Annie left her job to concentrate on fiber art full-time. She lives in Kansas City’s northland with her husband Mike and a large yarn stash.