PRESENTED BY:
WOOLY PINES FARM & GRAZING HILLS RANCH
July 13 & 14, 2019 • 9am-5pm
Grazing Hills Ranch, Viola ID
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND IS A FREE EVENT
Fiber enthusiasts are coming together for our 1st annual Fiber Festival to promote the use of wool and other natural fibers and related products to the general public!
Booth space is limited to exhibitors whose products and services are fiber-related. Handmade items are highly encouraged as well as demonstration of your craft. We want to promote the artists as well as their arts & crafts.
Appropriate Products Include: * Natural fibers, roving and yarns * Fiber-craft supplies, dyes, spinning wheels, looms, etc. * Items produced from natural fibers * Books about natural fibers and their uses, or animal care * Items related to the care of fiber-producing animals * Natural fiber handmade baskets * Items depicting sheep, goats, rabbits, llamas, alpacas, or other fiber producing animals * Fiber related services, such as preparation of fleece for spinning, services related to the care of fiber-producing animals, organizations promoting fiber-producing animals or the use of natural fiber. To purchase a booth, click here.
We are hoping for more than 30 exhibitors to be able to come, showcasing their products including: clothing, quilts, blankets, rugs, yarn, looms, spinning wheels, crafts and more.
Workshops on felting, spinning, knitting, crochet, weaving, rug hooking and more will be held throughout the weekend.
(STILL ORGANIZING THE SCHEDULE!)
In addition to helping support local small businesses and also have a shopping opportunity with handmade items.... our Fiber Festival is a great educational experience for visitors to learn how animals contribute to the fiber industry through live displays of alpacas, sheep, goats, rabbits and more!
COME!
Admission to the Fiber Festival this year is FREE!
Follow us here or head over to our Facebook Page to see and learn more about this event!
Wooly Pines Farm is a small farm on Moscow Mountain in Northern Idaho, owned by Christine Nauman. They raise chickens, pigs, Pygora fiber goats and French Angora bunnies. Christine is a very talented fiber artist who loves all things nature, and incorporates natural items into her pieces. She is very involved with local artisans and promoting fiber arts. Her 2 daughters are also creative and help with some of her designs.
Follow her Facebook page to see her farm animals, crafts, and art.
Website and Etsy page coming soon! Some items available for sale at the Grazing Hills Ranch Store!
A family owned and operated alpaca farm located in Viola, Idaho, Grazing Hills is settled in the rolling hills of the Palouse. Katie DeWinkle, her entourage of 6 daughters and her easy-going husband, Cory, manage and run their farm, the Country Store and their B&B. They currently raise over 40 huacaya alpacas, assorted ducks, chickens, cows, and horses. A 3rd generation alpaca farmer, Katie is passionate about raising awareness to the fiber arts, and the endless possibilities of the fiber industry. Not just as it relates to alpacas!
Follow her on her website or on Facebook to keep up to date on all of their animals, events, and farm happenings!
GHFF relies on volunteers, donations, financial sponsors and support to keep it running.
If you would like to contribute, please use the button below and you'll be taken to our PayPal site. Enter any amount you would like to contribute.
We couldn't do this without the support of our amazing community on the Palouse!
1042 Four Mile Rd, Viola, ID 83872, US
July 13 & 14
9am-5pm
Please leave pets at home. Only service animals allowed.
Search our online vendor list by to discover who has those special needles and soaps you like, etc.
Rain or shine. Wear comfortable shoes as there is lots of walking. Layers are best. Dress appropriately with your favorite handmade items to show and tell. You can always snag a sweatshirt in our store!... Just remember this is a farm! Leave the Gucci's at home.
We do have food trucks coming! However...Lines can get long for food, so prepare to handle the young hunger pains with some simple snacks until the great festival food splurge finally happens.
Tag us in your shared photos and tweets! Let's see what you loved!
For the safety of our attendees and our livestock, no smoking is allowed in any of our barns or buildings. Please be responsible in the disposing of your garbage. The facilites will be dry, it's July!
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