Below is our vendor list to date. There are a few other folks out there waiting to make a decision that we hope to hear from soon!
Candace Blocher- CVM ram lambs
Janet Couch- Locker hook rugs and knit items from handspun wool
Jim Engle- Hand turned wooden yarn bowls
Eweper Spinners and Weavers group- handspun yarn, knit goods, roving, hand woven rag rugs & Miscellaneous fiber items
Jane Forslund- Triangle Looms, Shawl Pins, Handspun Yarn, Hand woven Shawls
Lavender Cottage- Fabric for rag rugs, crocheted rag rugs, some finished quilted pieces
Rose St. Martin/ Triple R Ranch- Shetland Roving, Tanned hides, wool wax hand creme, yarn, books and Miscellaneous.
Spinners End Farm- Shetland Roving, Shetland & Angora Roving, Alpaca roving, English Angora fiber, Pygora fiber, Mohair Roving, English Angora bunnies (one or two adults), small niddy noddies, drop spindles, bamboo knitting needles and crochet hooks.
Karen Valley/ Winter Sky Wool Company- Shetland Roving, Cormo Roving, Handspun Shetland and CormoYarn, hand knit socks, hats & mittens, Felting kits, Cormo lambs, Shetland lambs
Susan Vaniman- Handwoven split reed baskets and knit goods
Woolderness- Roving, handspun yarn, Louet Spinning Wheels and accessories, Weavings, and finished wool products
Remember the date: Saturday July 9th from 10-4! The little town of Curtis will be hopping with summer visitors and robed in summer finery. We hope to see you there!
Friday, June 17, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Fiber Fair Flyer
Hello!
If you would like to help us publicize our Fiber Fair here is a link to the Fiber Fair Flyer. Please pass it along to your fiber guilds, friends and artisans .
We hope to see you at the fair!
If you would like to help us publicize our Fiber Fair here is a link to the Fiber Fair Flyer. Please pass it along to your fiber guilds, friends and artisans .
We hope to see you at the fair!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
It's Officially A GO!
Being a first year fiber fair I don't think we expected things to run smoothly, but were amazed at a few roadblocks. Fortunately, the folks in our wee community helped make the right things happen for us (namely liability insurance) and all is a go!
So, we are full steam ahead signing up vendors and advertising.
We want to showcase vendors & fiber artists in the Upper Peninsula and Northern Lower Michigan so if you know anyone who fits the bill, send them our way!
A sneak peek at exciting things to view and purchase at the fair include:
Fiber: Shetland roving, Cormo roving, Shetland & Angora roving, English Angora Fiber, Pygora Fiber, Mohair roving, dyed Coopworth roving, and more !
Fiber Animals: English Angora Rabbits, Cormo lambs and maybe a few Shetland sheep (will verify this and update later)
Goods: Handmade baskets, knit goods, hand woven shawls, hand spun yarn, beautiful handmade shawl pins, triangle looms, fabric for rag rug weaving....more to come!
So, we are full steam ahead signing up vendors and advertising.
We want to showcase vendors & fiber artists in the Upper Peninsula and Northern Lower Michigan so if you know anyone who fits the bill, send them our way!
A sneak peek at exciting things to view and purchase at the fair include:
Fiber: Shetland roving, Cormo roving, Shetland & Angora roving, English Angora Fiber, Pygora Fiber, Mohair roving, dyed Coopworth roving, and more !
Fiber Animals: English Angora Rabbits, Cormo lambs and maybe a few Shetland sheep (will verify this and update later)
Goods: Handmade baskets, knit goods, hand woven shawls, hand spun yarn, beautiful handmade shawl pins, triangle looms, fabric for rag rug weaving....more to come!
Friday, April 15, 2011
First Annual Eweper Fiber Fair!
Please join us at The Three Lakes Academy (formerly Curtis Elementary School ), on Main Street Curtis in the beautiful Eastern Upper Peninsula on Saturday July 9th from 10-4 for a fiber event with a little bit of something for everyone!
Local vendors will be selling handspun yarn, woven goods, knit items, wool roving, exotic fiber, fiber animals, and spinning and weaving supplies. Artisans will be on site offering demonstrations and learning events for adults and children.
Demonstrations and Learning Events Include:
v Knitting and Crocheting for Beginners
v Kool-Aid Dyeing
v Kool-Aid Dyeing
v Spinning from a rabbit
v A wet felting project for children
v Spinning with a hand spindle
v Weaving on a Triangle loom,
v Rag rug weaving
v Locker hooking
v Weaving on a table loom
v Spinning on a wheel
Lunch will be available at the fair by the Three Lakes Community Volunteers . Lodging and meals are also available in the town of Curtis and surrounding area. There is a playground on site to keep the kids entertained.
Stay tuned....information about vendors, a schedule of demonstrations, directions to the site and more will be forthcoming.
If anyone is interested in becoming a vendor, give us a shout!
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