Fiber art describes works relating to fabrics such as

• A. Wood carving
• B. Embroidery, weaving, knitting, crocheting, and sewing
• C. Ceramic glaze
• D. Glass blowing

Answer: (B)

Fiber art focuses on fabrics and textile processes. The description that includes embroidery, weaving, knitting, crocheting, and sewing covers the techniques that create and decorate textiles, which is exactly what fiber art is about. These methods involve manipulating fibers—natural or synthetic—to make fabric, or to add decorative details to fabric surfaces. For example, weaving builds fabric by interlacing threads, while embroidery adds stitched decoration on fabric, and knitting or crocheting turn yarn into fabric.

The other options relate to materials that aren’t fibers. Wood carving uses wood; ceramic glaze is part of pottery and ceramics; glass blowing creates glass art. None of these are about fabric or textile techniques, so they don’t describe fiber art.