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Fiber College Vendors
September 10-13, 2010
If you would like to be a vendor at Fiber College, please click here: Vendor/Exhibitor Application Form |
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Pinestar Studio 2010,
2009,
2008, 2007, 2006
Linda Whiting 394 Hio Ridge Road Denmark, ME 04022 linda@pinestarstudio.com www.pinestarstudio.com Handmade wooden tools for spinning and weaving. Natural & dyed roving, sheep cards, felted slippers, finished knitted goods, fiber jewelry-neckpieces, felting needles. Originsl patterns, kits with hand-dyed yarns & fibers, kuhihimo and other jewelry. Demo: Kumihimo, tapestry weaving, spinning |
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Heron Crossing Farm
2010
Dianne Hoppe & Aloisia Pollock PO Box 104 Whitefield, ME 43532 sheepscottfinn@msn.com www.heroncrossingfarm.com Wool, roving, yarn from farm grown Finn Sheep, Llamas, Angora goats and Angora rabbits. Patterns designed specifically for the above fibers Demo: Lace knitting, navajo spinning & weaving, Great Wheel Spinning |
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Hussex Meadow
2010
Kim Sheehan Gene 7 First St, Rings Island Salisbury, MA 01952 kim@hussexmeadow.com www.hussexmeadow.com Needle
felted Pillows, animals, needle felt kits, handmade hardwood with fused
glass knitting needles, yarn and needles in gift (hand painted)
baskets, handmade yarn bowls and needlework frames
Demo: Needle felting demonstration and hands on public project~ everyone will needle their own flower onto a large floral piece |
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Purplebean Bindery
2010
Anna Low 520 Brighton Ave Portland, ME 04102 anna@purplebeanbindery.com www.purplebeanbindery.com Handmade journals, sketchbooks and other books for garden planning, grocery lists, well wishes, shared recipes, travel plans, family stories…well, you get the idea! Demo: Book binding |
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Choppin Cotton
2010
Barbara Ewing 17 High St. Bangor, ME 04401 ewinnoel@gmail.com www.choppincotton.com Alto'sQuilt Cut 2 Fabric Cutting System, fat quarters of fabric, rotary cutters, quilt hangers and patterns. Demo: How to utilize the Alto's Quiltcut 2 Fabric Cutting systerm, giving tips and techniques that are useful with any mat and rotary cutter |
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A Wrinkle in Thyme Farm 2010
Marty Elkin & Mary Ann Haxton 106 Black Mtn. Rd. Sumner, ME 04292 info@awrinkleinthymefarm.com www.awrinkleinthymefarm.com Yarn- Mohair, Angora/ Finn Blend. 100% wool from their own animals (90% plus). Roving- Knitted items, Needlefelting Kits, Fiber Art and Patterns for Needlefelting with Hand Dyed Roving.. Demo: Needlefelting- including but not limited to landscapes and Crockpot dying verigated roving.  |
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Crows Rise Farm 2010 205 Greenleaf Rd. Anson, ME 04911 actnell@tds.net www.crowsrisefarm.com Angora yarn, hats, mittens, scarfs, baby items. Alpaca/wool/Angora blend yarns, scarfs, hats and more. Alpaca yarns, mittens, & hats along with hand knit felted hats, handspun yarns, handmade wooden swifts & drop spindles, Angora rabbits and hand carded fibers. Demo: Spinning and drop spinning with different fibers (Angora, wool, Highland cow, Alpaca or a blend).. Try your hand at grooming Angora rabbits. |
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Purple
Fleece 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006
Deb Bergman 103 School Street Stockton Springs, ME 04981 info@purplefleece.com www.purplefleece.com Products, equipment and supplies for weavers, spinners, knitters, felters and dyers. Demo: Spinning on wheels and drop spindles. |
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The
Barber's
Bunnies 2010
Anna Barber 844 Waldoboro Rd. Bremen, ME 04551 abarber@tidewater.net Angora fiber, angora-merino yarn, knitted goods, needle felted rabbits, nuno felted scarves. Offering 100% Angora Scarf and Hat Kits. Demo: Rabbit Shearing - The basics will be explored including tools needed, grooming, where to start cutting, pitfalls to aviod, fiber storage and care of the naked bunny! |
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Log Cabin Lamb & Wool
2010,
2009,
2008
Registered
romney/natural sheep/ navajo churro - fleece, roveing, handspun yarn,
lamb, breeding stock. Betty Hauger 443 Stream Road Winterport, ME logcabinqueen@aol.com Demo: Hand spinning and discussions on raising sheep for fiber. |
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Knitting Out Loud & Village Books
2010, 2009 Kathy Goldner & Karen Jelenfy 111 Middle Street Stockton Springs, ME 04981 www.knittingoutloud.com www.villagebooksmaine.com Fiber related audio books plus used books related to knitting and fiber. |
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Attic
Heirlooms
2010 Specializing in original embroidery stitchery kits, wool applique penny patterns, miniature punch needle, wool rug hooking punch needle, dolls and other patterns and kits designed by owner,Trish Harriman. |
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Maine Hooked Rugs
2010 Ken Carpenter PO Box 30 Brooklin, ME 04616 mainehookedrugs@myfairpoint.net www.mainehookedrugs.com Traditional hand-hooked rugs/ mats, trivets, coasters, flower pins, rug hooking supplies and equipment. Hand-dyed woolens. Punch needle patterns and supplies. Demo: Learn how to hook with the best of them. |
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Downeast Fiber
Farm 2010, 2009 Hatie Clingerman PO Box 385 Hancock, ME 04640 hatiespinss@earthlink.net www.downeastfiberfarm.com Finished products will be offered such as hats, gloves, wraps, pocketbooks, soaps, yarns, fiber, sheep/ goats. Demo: Spinning with one on one education related to caring for livestock. |
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Hopewood Crafts 2010 Lori Shafer 343 Hope Rd. Lincolnville, ME 04849 loris4563@aol.com www.hopewoodcrafts.com Rughooking frames (lap & floor), wool sorter, quilt racks, power looms, knitting bags and quilt frames. Demo: Rughooking tips and using a power loom. |
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Sunshine
Daydream Farm 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 |
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Black Locust Farm
2010 Yvonne Taylor PO Box 378 Washington, ME 04574 Yvonne@blacklocust.com Black Locust Farm Cashmere in the form of cloud, roving, and yarn, finished products and cashmere goat pelts. Demo: Live Cashmere goats to show harvesting of cashmere, care of hooves, etc. |
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Highland and Handmades
2010 Heather Kinne PO Box 9 Brownville Jct., ME 04415 heather@highlandhandmades Highlandhandmades Hand dyed fibers including: corriedale X, polwarthfalkland, wensleydale, Super wash Merino and BLF. Hand painted yarn and hand crafted spindles. Demo: Learn drop spindling at the booth! |
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Baskets by Gin
2010, 2009 Gin Randolph 207 Eastbrook Rd. Franklin, ME 04634 grandolph@aol.com Basket Weaving 101 Baskets with a primitive finish. Basket weaving kits with special gifts for beginners, tin, punch and basket making materials Demo: Making the perfect basket Basket making Gin's aim is to teach people how to create their own baskets using age-old methods and techniques. |
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DEER ISLE WOOL
2010 Pauline Boyce 723 Reach Road, Deer Isle, Me, 04627 pe-boyce@hotmail.com Selling handspun, hand-dyed, wool and mohair Demo: Introduction to a motorized, Louet wheel. |
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If you would like to be a vendor at Fiber College, please click here: Vendor/Exhibitor Application Form |
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dedicated to enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you're
looking for an introductory class or wanting to perfect your technique,
with over 40 classes, there's something at Fiber College for you. Most
classes are 2 to 4 hours in length and cost $25 to $45 each. With
bargains like these, why not take several and learn new skills for the
long winter months ahead?
Class sizes are limited.
You are also welcome to attend the college, shop the boulevard and
participate in the free demonstrations without taking a class.
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