has been dyeing since 2015, and in that time, had the pleasure of experimenting with many facets of dyeing. Most products consist of hand-dyed wool yarn & rovings using traditional acid dyes, but also recently begun incorporating more plant fibers in products. All products made from the dye garden are small batches which ebb and flow with what Mother Nature provides at the time of harvesting/printing.

is the brainchild of Gina Levesque to provide a variety of traditional dyeing and fiber art materials used in natural dying, rug hooking, reference books, patterns, etc.

offers breed specific spinning supplies with a focus on US grown fibers. You’ll find extreme longwool locks (up to 15 inches!) textured and smooth batts, as well as many hand painted rovings to tickle your fancy. Be sure to stop by and enjoy the colorful Indie dyed yarns, Artisan hand spun and whimsical fiber couture you’ll find in the Apothefaery booth!

makes and sells hand-woven baskets as well as teach basket weaving classes at festivals and in the St. Louis area.

BDR Creative Studio creates decorative weaving boards, ready for you to weave and then hang on your wall. In addition they have paintings and drawings, some can be used with weaving boards. These boards are great for a beginner but also a seasoned weaver. They are a great way to use up scrap yarn and trinkets.

We are a fiber farm focusing on alpacas along with babydoll and teeswater sheep and angora rabbits. Products ranging from raw fiber to finished products.

I am a Professional Tarot Reader & work with clients to help provide clarity & guidance using tarot as a self-development tool.

Here on our farm we raise hardy Icelandic sheep on lush Tennessee grass pastures. We started our flock in 2012 with four outstanding registered animals - Ebony, Rhonna, Victoria, and Hagrid - and our flock is growing exponentially! Each spring we have select Icelandic ram/whether lambs for sale. Our Studio Shop offers both full fleeces and processed roving from our twice-yearly shearings. We also offer spinning, tatting and weaving supplies, hand dyed threads and classes in a variety of fiber arts.

Aluminum knitting needles and crochet hooks recycled into whimsical new creations. Jewelry, wind chimes, signs for garden plants...all from repurposing!

We are a husband and wife team who loves color! While we do a handful of tonals, most of our colorways are variegated. We have a flagship base that others don’t typically carry, it’s. 50/50 blend of superwash merino and tencel. It’s amazing to work with whether knitting or crocheting. We also do assigned pooling yarns in fingering and DK weights. We love festivals and the ability to interact with like minded fiber/yarn lovers.

Get your one of a kind handbags and accessories using a mix of fun prints and textures. These bags are both functional and pieces of art. Fiber artists love the "snapping" closure and fun play on word quotes like "Plays well with others except at yarn sales" or "Handmade with Love and Lots of Swearing".

This farm in Lonsdale, Minnesota has Cormo and Cormo cross bred sheep. The fibers are left in their natural colors or dyed by Stacy using the plants foraged on the farm, grown in my garden, or food waste. We also have a limited supply of sheepskins available every year. the Dresow family proudly buys locally and successfully incorporates farming with nature, the surrounding water and the rejuvinated soil to provide a healthy life for their family, livestock, and the land.

We’re a family of six who had a cancer scare back in 2012. Things turned out fine.

But rather than think, “wow, glad that’s over with,” we decided to find out why it happened in the first place.

That’s what kicked off our clean living journey.

Felted Sky is a family run business that sells beautiful, high quality needle felting kits and supplies. Our video tutorials help new felters to be successful. We love promoting needle felting because it is stress-relieving and unlocks creativity.

The Foldout Cat is a multi-creative fiber business, run by Q (aka the Chief Feline) with the frequent and welcome assistance of partners Fiber J and Maker J. All three of us are fiber polyartists and teachers (Q occasionally practices estate-planning law on the side, because she's multibrained like that). We make and sell one-of-a-kind art batts using our unique Batt Buffet, featuring Merino wool, Angelina, bamboo, silk, and more, and our beloved Strauch carders. We also weave in the SAORI tradition, spin on a whole herd of wheels, hand-dye microbatch yarn and fiber, teach freespirited weaving and spinning, and sell our finished items plus fiber-arts tools and supplies.

Fresh Lotus Design aims to provide fine fiber & yarns to all artists, as well as teach unique and inspirational classes and workshops.

Hillcreek has stood for Quality in the Fiber Arts Industry for 40 years. Our Hillcreek family has authored books on weaving and dyeing and patterns in weaving and knitting; designed and manufacture our own line of Continuous Strand Weaving Looms, Naturally Dyed Yarns and Wool Potholder Loops. We bring you looms, tools, yarns, needles, notions, fibers, books and magazines for all of your fiber projects.

Hand dyed yarn from the Ozark Mountains of North Central Arkansas.

Our focus is to share our love of all things fiber and craft with the community and create a space where people feel welcome to come and hang out and work on projects or chit chat. We're a bit remote, but we love our visitors.

This all around fiber arts store with yarn, fiber, and tools for knitters, crocheters, spinners, and weavers dyes all their yarn and fiber. Natural fibers from their sheep and other local farms is available. They have designed their own warp tensioning tool for rigid heddle looms and are in the process of designing a rigid heddle loom.

Indie Hand Dyed a variety of yarn bases from their home studio on the farm. The color inspirations often come from around the homestead looking to nature, home, and of course the foods they love and grow. These wonderful yarns along with notions, project bags, macrame, soaps, knit wear and dog bandanas from their mobile trailer!

Judy and Eileen make leather shawl cuff accessories using upcycled vintage leather belts that will keep your shawl, wrap and scarf in place while adding a touch of style to your look. Many cuffs are decorated with hand-cut and dyed leather flower adornments with some that are interchangeable giving you more options to accessorize. Cuffs may also be worn on your wrist like a bracelet when not on your shawl. Leather keychains are also available to hold your keys or keep your stitch markers organized especially when traveling. Creating while saving items from the landfill is a passion of ours. Enjoy your upcycled items from Judy and Eileen.

Kiss looms is home to the adjustable gauge knitting loom! We also make weaving looms in triangle, hexagon and square shapes. Our tools are designed to bring people the joy of knitting and weaving in a variety of styles and sizes. Our mission is to show people that fiber arts are for everyone!

Knitting Notions is a family owned and operated business. We opened in 2005 with our first product, our handmade Yarn Swifts, and have added to our product line as our business grew. We now produce a large line of handmade wood and leather products as well as hand dyed merino wool yarns. 99% of the products that we sell are made by us or another American small business.

Lavender Lune Yarn Co. is from the Northwoods of Minnesota. Inspired by the surrounding beauty, Samantha dyes yarn in earthy wearable tones on lots of unique bases from superwash to millspun. Having recently added Shetland sheep to the farm, Samantha looks forward to providing you with flock to fiber products in the near future!

Leading Men Fiber Arts specializes in hand dyed yarn, kits, patterns, project bags, tools & accessories.

Macramé Mouse specializes in wall based macramé plant hangers. I also create various other macramé plant hangers, wall decor and accessories.

I also make handmade plant support poles and occasionally sell houseplants alongside my work.

I do premade as well as custom work.

Mesta Meadows is a fine wool farm located in the beautiful Ozark Highlands. Our focus is producing the finest wool possible for our fiber artisan customers. Our Rambouillet and Cormo sheep produce ultra fine wool which we provide to our customers across North America.

In addition to selling wool, Mesta Meadows provides Registered Rambouillet breeding stock and registered working Great Pyrenees livestock guard dogs for the small - mid-size farm operation. We also raise registered Scottish Highland Cattle as members of the Ozark Highland Cattle Company partnership.

Misty Woods Products is committed to making natural, goat milk, lotions and products. We sell fleeces, rovings and hand spun yarn as well as finished products and soaps and lotions.

ModeKnit Yarn specializes in hand-dyed wool, wool-blend and cotton yarns, garment kits, mini skein sets and gradient yarn cakes. Since 2013 we’ve dyed bright, beautiful colors that make the heart sing.

Together we can Make Something Nice!

Fiber art, verity of different felted items- hat, mittens, scarfs, shawls, brooches, bracelets. home decor and more plus fiber for felting, spinning - silks fiber, flax fiber, silk for nunofelting.

Established in 2010, Oink Pigments is a purveyor of small-batch, hand-dyed yarns. Our operations are split between Vista, CA and Indianapolis, IN. Our owners (Alexa, Helena, and Julie) are a trio of strong-willed humans who love pigs, puns, and purls. We have over 200 bright and playful colorways, available on over a dozen yarn & fiber bases.

We are a LGBTQ+ owned and operated company, and we make every effort to insure our company is a welcoming, safe space for marginalized folx. Team Oink always has, and always will, proudly and constantly strive to be an ally & friend to BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled people, & beyond, regardless of what acronyms, labels, or pronouns you use to self-identify. We understand that allyship is ongoing work -- like becoming a better knitter or crocheter, it is something that takes time, and must be practiced.

Making Project Bags & Yarn Bowls that Work for You!

As a ceramic artist who also loves fiber art forms like crocheting, sewing, and weaving, Randi understands the kind of ceramic pieces that will interest YOU! Randi loves making unique, beautiful yarn bowls, buttons, and other fiber related items out of porcelain. There’s something special about being able to drink a nice cup of tea from a handmade mug while knitting from yarn being held by a matching yarn bowl.

We have a wide selection of colorways and bases to fit everyone's needs. We also create various accessories to complement our yarn. We have a relaxed yet energetic presence that is welcoming to all attendees.

We are a small farm raising alpacas & teeswater sheep. Specializing in extremely high quality fleeces, neon bright colors, yarn fiber and more.

We are a fiber mill catering to spinners and felters. We have processed wool, mohair and alpaca into roving or clouds. We also have some felting tools and shawl pins, along with multicolored art batts. We are a Power Scour dealer. We would accept fleeces for processing with a 10% show discount for those interested in bringing their fleeces to the show.

Tangerine Designs is where to find tools and accessories for the Fiber Lover! From stitch markers, tags, gauges, and so much more!

Owned and ran by Casey Day-Crosier, Tangerine Designs is based in her family home in St.
Peters, MO. She used to cut and sew between CandyLand, My Little Ponies, story time, meals, tantrums, and of course spinning and knitting! Now, she designs knitting patterns, laser engraves, designs new tools, and creates tutorials all while teenagers wish she'd just leave them alone!

We are a traveling shop we sell wool and yarn, Kromski spinning wheels and products, natural dyes and supplies, felting products and supplies. We also sell our hand made crafts. Beth teaches spinning and felting.

Sarah Wilson created The Sexy Knitter as a way to spread joy into the lives of her fellow fiber enthusiasts. The product line began in 2011 with her signature item, The Knitter’s Tool Tin, and has since grown to include stitch markers, knitting jewelry, project bags, knitting patterns, stitch marker bracelets, and more! In the eleven years since opening shop, she has enjoyed more than 37,000 sales on Etsy alone and has grown her Instagram following to almost 50,000. She makes each product by hand in her lakeside studio in Kansas City.

Alpaca fiber, roving, yarn and select finished goods and accessories.

Handmade wooden tools for knitting, crochet, yarn spinning, fiber prep and weaving.

Super amazing yarn truck designed to bring hand-dyed yarn and indie made goods to everybody we can through a mobile local yarn store experience.