Elizabeth Miller is a Maine fiber artist, writer, and teacher. Her sources of inspiration are North Atlantic landscapes and matters of being human, including love, motherhood, trauma, and grief. North Atlantic Fiber Arts is a container for her love for Maine and Nova Scotia and the artistic themes she revisits as a result of her ties to both places.
She is the author of Heritage Skills for Contemporary Life: Seasons at the Parris House, published by Down East Books in 2021. Her work has appeared in Making magazine and Rug Hooking Magazine. She has also appeared on the Magnolia Network show, Maine Cabin Masters, and her art has been exhibited at Rug Hooking Week at Sauder Village. She is a contributing artist to the collaborative book, The Art of Mothering: Our Lives in Colour and Shadow, by Karen D. Miller, published by Rug Hooking Magazine. Her work is on view through 2024 at a variety of Mid Atlantic venues in the Susan L. Feller curated show, Stories are Made Loop by Loop.
