Nancy Billings, a New York native, received her BFA in Fashion Design at Pratt Institute.
After college she taught fiber art from middle school through college. Billings has been creating unique textile art for private and corporate collectors for years.

Billings has exhibited her textile art both nationally and internationally. She often exhibits in the South Florida area including solo exhibitions at the Coconut Grove Art Festival Gallery and the Dave and Mary Alper JCC. She was a juried artist in Southern Accents at the Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts, Beyond the Fringe at the Lowe Art Museum, Etui Fiber Art Gallery, Larchmont NY, . Her juried participation in the exhibition Piecing Together a Changing Planet toured 12 national parks. She was also juried into the Mostra De Arte, Brazil, Textures, Aspen CO, and the American Craft Council S.E. Region, Asheville N.C. Billings was selected by the the History Museum Miami for a residency for community outreach and is a Juried Artist Member of Studio Art Quilt Associates.

She has been published in Quilting Arts Magazine, Aspen Peak Magazine, and American Quilter multiple times. Billings has also been published in respected textile art books such as 1000 Quilt Inspirations, Cutting Edge, American Quilter and Magical Effects of Color. She has been published in The Miami Herald, and The Bayside News.

My current body of work, ‘Hanging By A Thread' is my visceral response to what has been currently happening in our political arena. Like our society, there are many layers of fabric and paint in my art. The stitching adds depth and personality as does each person in our country. Some of the underlying layers show through to the front to remind us of our personal histories and who came before us.