Extending through Nov. 18, the interactive, educational and community service exhibit will explore the creation of handmade cloth, offering visitors opportunities to sit down and experiment with spinning, weaving, knitting, felting and stitching. Tools, materials and simple instructions will be placed throughout the exhibit to encourage visitors to experience the connection between creating craft and fulfilling basic human needs within our community. Every visitor will be invited to make a warm scarf, hat or mittens to bring back for display on a wall labeled Filling a Need, representing both their individual needs for artistic expression, and the basic human need for protection and warmth that cloth provides. When the exhibit closes, the finished pieces will be donated to a homeless shelter for distribution to those most at risk from the winter elements.