"What a wonderful array of vendors!"
—Former Shopper
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All Knit Up Designs is a project bag maker and knit wear designer.
project bags • notion pouches • knitting patterns
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Selah, of Bigfoot Yarn Company, is a hand dyer and knitter. She sells small batches hand dyed yarn and fiber. You can find her yarn in a few local yarn shops.
yarn
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Your Olympic Peninsula Destination Yarn and Fiber Store, supporting Pacific Northwest Fiber Arts & Artists. In addition to our own Distracted by Yarn fingering yarn and local roving, we will have locally sourced yarns & fibers, Wool Pets, needles & tools and weaving and spinning supplies for sale. Our downtown store will be open from 11:00am-5:00pm on Saturday.
yarn • fiber • supplies
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Let Compass Rose Wool Mill's beautiful yarns and roving inspire your next hand-craft. Made from wool lovingly cared for from their flock of Icelandic sheep and blended with fiber from their regional fibershed. The Wool Mill at Compass Rose Farms supports women in agriculture and cottage industry while using regenerative practices with the land and animals they care for. Compass Rose Wool Mill is passionate about processing fiber from their local fibershed and farms. They will be accepting fiber for processing at the Expo, please contact them for information.
yarn • roving • rug yarn • soaps • lotion bars • dried flowers
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Alpaca roving and handspun yarn, lavender sachets and essential oil;
items made from alpaca fleece, items made with lavender. roving • yarn • gift items
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Four Rivers Yarn & Fiber is a small, locally owned and operated Fiber Arts business located on the West End of the Olympic Peninsula. We carry a variety of beautifully hand dyed yarns & fibers for spinning, knitting/crochet, weaving and felting as well as finely crafted handspun yarns.
hand dyed roving • yarn
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Fjordmade is a tiny fiber arts and jewelry studio on the shores of Hood Canal. Solo operator Seyta Selter hand-dyes supersoft merino wool yarn in small batches, specializing in unique variegated yarn that looks AMAZING when knit, crocheted or otherwise made into a special item. Seasonal offerings also include handmade statement earrings crafted with Fjordmade yarn, natural elements, semi-precious gemstones, and hand-worked metals; and soft cozy knitted from Fjordmade merino yarn. All items ritually imbued with good vibes.
yarn • Jewelry • yarn accessories
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Knitter Mama is a black-woman-owned business making the kind of notions we couldn't find anywhere else — bold, snarky, and made the way your grandma's projects were: by hand, in small batches, with real care.
accessories • notions • project bags • apparel
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Mad Hatter Fibers specializes in vibrant hand painted roving, yarn, and embroidery floss. Our kits are designed in house, perfect for beginner and seasoned artists alike, with a focus in embroidery, needle felting, and crochet.
fiber • art batts • locks
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We’re two best friends who absolutely love creativity and the fiber arts. Life can get pretty hectic with family and all, but our true passion lies in the fiber arts, and we’re determined to turn this into our lifelong career. Rozlynn is the mastermind behind the hand-dyed yarn, while Ashley meticulously crafts each project bag. Together, we cherish making memories and having a blast, and we really hope that shines through in our vibrant colors and unique bags. Our latest creation is the Phat Buttz Collection, featuring project bags adorned with whimsically placed booties shaped like various creatures and plants. We truly hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
project bags • hand dyed yarn
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Sheridan Flats offers bulk roving colorways, hand painted mill spun yarn and handspun yarn from our own roving. Sheridan Flats products are produced from fleece grown on our farm or in partnership with local peer farms. Products are indie dyed on the farm, and mill processing is local in Washington State. We are proud to be part of the local fiber arts community.
bulk roving • hand painted yarn • handspun yarn
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Siren of the Skeins
Cydne Pidgeon, Owner |
The Siren is renowned for her extensive collection of Exotic Fibers and Practical Tools, and is a sensory experience. Cashmere, Cashgora, Yak, New Zealand Brushtail Possum, 14 Micron Merino, Muga, Red Eri, Tussah, Bombex, and Recycled Sari Silks, and exclusive Exotic Fiber Blends are just a few of the delights that await, as well a Vintage Tools and the Sirens Custom Blending Board and Hackle Sets in Vintage Boxes.
yarn • equipment • fiber • project supplies
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Stillskin Yarn
and Fiber Bruce Bailey & Josh Whitney Owners |
Stiltskin Yarn and Fiber has hand dyed yarns in a variety of fibers, textures and colors. Our yarns are exuberant and unique, even our solids are not merely solid but have a nice range of depth making them truly one of a kind.
Our yarns add visual texture and are quite striking. Our boucle yarns have an individual technique, while our Stiltskin gold yarns are somewhat impressionistic. We are happy dyeing rustic handspun, farm yarn, NSW, SW single ply, SW multi ply, merino, coopworth, BFL, shaniko, alpaca, cashmere, silk, angora, mohair and more. If there is a natural fiber out there we are eventually going to dye it then crochet, Tunisian crochet or knit with it. hand dyed yarns
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Taggartshire Farm is located in the gorgeous Chimacum valley near Port Townsend, where you will find a spinner’s flock of registered Shetland sheep bred for color, crimp and softness; perfect for handspinning. We offer locally processed yarn, roving, bumps, braids, batts, and scoured/picked fleeces in a range of natural colors. Assemble your own Fair Isle assortment here. Visitors are welcome at our farm by appointment.
locally raised shetland sheep • roving • batts • yarn
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Sandy, of Way Cool Stuff, makes unique handspun Art Yarn from wool and other natural fibers. Her yarns are perfect for your knitting, weaving or crafting projects. Sandy also makes felted bags by handknitting them, then felting. She uses leather belts for straps and unique buttons for closures. Her hats and scarves are hand knit as well as her felted mug huggers.
handspun art yarn • apparel • felted items
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Contact Us: [email protected]MAILING ADDRESS
PO Box 965, Port Angeles, WA 98362 |
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The Pacific Northwest Fiber Arts Expo operates under the umbrella of the Port Angeles Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) Corporation dedicated to nurturing the vitality of the arts as an essential ingredient of the quality of life for area residents and visitors.
Financial support provided with funds from the City of Port Angeles Lodging Tax. |