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A festival celebrating the fiber animals, fiber plants, farmers, and artisans of our region
CANCELED for 2020
We will announce the 2021 date as soon as conditions allow.
Hickory Neck Episcopal Church
8300 Richmond Road
Toano, VA 23168
Admission: $5 per vehicle – all proceeds go to the outreach mission of the church. One such recipient of the outreach mission is the Angels of Mercy Clinic in Norge, VA.
Vendors, delicious food, fiber animals and plants, children’s tent, demonstrations, hands-on fiber crafts, quilt raffle, and more!
PLEASE… NO PETS PERMITTED.
Registration Forms
To book your space print and complete the festival registration form. Mail it to the address on the form with your check made to HNC.
Questions? Email [email protected]
Pomocray Farm LLC
Sheep fleece
Sheep pelts
Lamb Meat
Love Ewe Farm
Check our printed schedule on May 18 to know when to head to the children’s tent to hear Betsy read to us about Daisy.
Betsy
Twisted Yarn and Fiber
Quality hand made project bags of all sizes for knitting, crochet, and fiber arts in a variety of patterns and fabrics for every interest. Handmade knitting notions and needle holders.
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Colonial Lacemakers
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Williamsburg Weavers and Spinners Guild
WSWG is an educational organization dedicated to fostering an interest in and enthusiasm for spinning, weaving, and related fiber arts. We will be demonstrating several types of weaving and spinning. Finished items will be available for display only.
Royal Wood Creations
Wooden bowl turned on lathe along with yarn bowls, wooden pens, platters, lazy susans, cutting boards.
Geraldine brings the beach to Toano
Tupulo Fiber and Design
Tupelo Fiber and Design focuses on handwoven textiles for the home and wearable garments. All textiles are woven on antique looms. All fibers are natural, ranging from wool, alpaca, cotton, linen, and tencel. As often as possible, fibers are naturally or eco-dyed and sustainably sourced. Justine of Tupelo Fiber and Design also offers handspun and naturally dyed fibers from flowers and plants grown in her gardens in Urbanna, VA. Justine has been weaving, spinning, and naturally dyeing since 2011, learning from weaver and designer Melissa Johnson in Putney, Vermont. One of her recent adventures included visiting Star Thrower Farm in Paola, KS to assist with shearing a beautiful flock of Icelandic sheep. Product line includes: Campfire Blankets (signature design), tea towels, placemats, napkins, rugs, Turkish bath towels, scarves, cowls, and a range of custom products.
Yippee! The bunnies are coming.
Urban Girl Yarns
