Marketplace Vendors

Eugene Textile Center
Eugenetextilecenter.com

Eugene Textile Center is a fiber arts destination.  We carry yarn for weaving and knitting, dyed and natural fiber – including wools, alpaca, silk, mohair, cotton, flax, and others.  We also carry weaving and spinning equipment like looms, spinning wheels, shuttles, reeds, benches, hand cards, combs, swifts, and lots of books and magazines.  We also have a selection of chemical and natural dyes and mordants.

Lunatic Fringe Yarns
www.Lunaticfringeyarns.com

Whether you are looking for brilliant colors, naturally colored cottons, hemp or cutting-edge elastic or stainless-steel yarns, Lunatic Fringe Yarns is your source for great yarns and everything fiber related.
Some of the brilliant and sustainable yarns that we carry:  Tubular Spectrum ™ mercerized cottons in an expanded palette of brilliant colors; sustainably produced American Maid ™ naturally colored cottons; GevolveYarns ™ our incredible line of active and unusual yarn; and Lyte, our new European sourced hemp yarns which are available in more than 20 colors.  We also carry our famous kits, cool tools and other fun stuff by weavers, for weavers. 

John Marshall
www.johnmarshall.to

John Marshall is an American fiber artist specializing in natural dyes and the traditional Japanese techniques of katazome (stencil dyeing) and tsutsugaki (cone drawing). He is internationally noted for his use of color and line to create truly unique one-of-a-kind art-to-wear, turning traditionally inspired aesthetics into contemporary treasures for daily life. As a teacher he is recognized for his ability to adapt traditional recipes and methods to suit local climates, resources, and temperaments – and for his ability to distill complex techniques into easy-to-understand steps

Windmill Crest Farms
www.windmillcrestfarms.com

Welcome to Windmill Crest Farms. We have a wide selection of Texas grown and commercially processed alpaca products! Plus some extra surprises. We have added a big selection of jams and jellies from our fruit trees grown in Arizona and Idaho.

We retired from raising alpacas and have moved to Idaho! We still have plenty of fiber from our animals raised in Texas. Remember the mailman goes everywhere.

Glimakra USA
glimakrausa.com

Glimakra USA is an importer of fine Swedish weaving supplies.  We carry looms of all sizes and styles:  from the traditional Swedish countermarch or counterbalance to rigid heddles, tapestry, and table looms.  We also carry weaving equipment and loom accessories.  Our yarns are all high-quality Swedish cotton, linen, and wool.

Northwest Yarns & Mercantile
nwyarns.com

Welcome to Northwest Yarns & Mercantile!  We provide you with the best equipment and finest fiber arts supplies for your projects.  Our physical store is located in historic downtown Bellingham, Washington — just 90 minutes north of Seattle and 25 minutes from the Canada/US border.

We sell yarn and fibers for knitting, crochet, spinning, weaving and other fiber arts projects; fiber arts equipment such as spinning wheels, drop spindles, looms, knitting/crochet needles; fabric and sewing machines; embroidery supplies and kits, and so much more.

Sheridan Flats
sheridanflats.com

Sheridan Flats is a 20 acre family farm located in Enumclaw, WA. We raise a variety of sheep breeds all selected for their quality fleece. Our breeds include: Border Leicester, Blue Faced Leicester, Romney, Gotland, Coopworth and Rambouillet.   

Enjoy a virtual farm visit and browse through our website to satisfy your inner Fiber Artist.   

Siren of the Skeins

Sketch Looms
sketchlooms.com

We are fiber artists, just like you! So we are creating new tools like the ergonomic beater and adjustable weaving looms to easy your work.  Send us a picture of your finished project and feedback on tools you used to  make it with.

The Sojourn Collection
www.sojourncollection.com

One of a kind clothing made from vintage ikat woven silk sarongs and cotton textiles.  Hand painted glass buttons and beads, unique natural fibre embellishments.  Hand dyed silk yarn and pearl cotton.  Silk, wool, and cotton weavings from the asian continent.  Felted wool accessories and home decor.  Carved wood textile holders and more.

ZZ Fiberworks
www.zzfiberworks.com

We are a cottage industry fiber mill which creates and sells alpaca and wool products

Cloud Nine Fibers
Cloud Nine Fibers

We sort, skirt, wash, pick, blend & custom card your fibers into roving, batts or clouds. Please contact Deb at the mill in the lovely Pacific Northwest.

Ginger Snapped Crafts
www.gingersnappedcrafts.com

Decopage tins for organizing bits and bobs… stitch markers, crochet hooks, DPNs, dice, paperclips, tacks, rubber bands, pencils, pens… you name it.

Jadawoo Designs
www.jadawoodesigns.com

“A beautiful yarn is to makers, what a blank canvas it to a painter.”- Jadawoo

Jadawoo Designs was created to give makers more inspiration and options for their projects. I have been a maker for over 30 years and there is nothing that inspires me more than a beautiful hand dyed yarn. I hope to provide that same inspiration to makers of all skill levels, craft types, and backgrounds. 

Mad Hatter Fibers
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MadHatterFibers

Mad Hatter Fibers is a Wonderland of fiber arts! With hand painted fiber, yarn, art batts, and more.

Ply and Weft Magazines
weftmagazine.com

After 12 years of creating PLY Magazine, the magazine for spinners, Jacey Boggs Faulkner partnered with Lisa Graves embarked on a new adventure. It started with a dream, led to a wildly successful kickstarter, and we’re excited to see what happens next!

Quantum Entanglement
https://www.quantumentanglementyarn.com

At Quantum Entanglement our goal is to create fun and high quality products that you, your family and friends will enjoy for years.

Skagit Woolen Works
www.skagitwoolen.com

It started with a love for the fiber arts; handspinning, knitting, weaving, needle felting. It grew to an appreciation beyond textiles. Beyond the expected path. Rooted in a desire to see small fiber farms not just survive, but thrive, we are seeking out ways to move fiber out of the fields and into an array of products for home & garden, hand crafters & fiber lovers. 

Soundview Fiber Mill
www.soundviewfibermill.com

As a fiber enthusiast I longed for yarns that “fit” the one of a kind item I was creating. So I learned to spin. I attended many Pacific Northwest regional fiber events learning about the many different breeds of sheep, alpaca, and fiber producing animals. Soundview Fiber Mill strives to offer services to all, from the farm to roving to yarn, in small batches.

Tahoma Vista Fiber Mill/La Vida Alpaca
www.tahomavistafibermill.com

We are a full service alpaca ranch and fiber processing mill.  We produce custom spun artisan yarns, gel sheets, rugs, trivets and coasters.  We also make roving and batts.  We also carry USA-made socks, gloves, scarves and hats from USA alpaca farms and alpaca-themed fits and souvenirs.

Teresa Ruch Designs
www.teresaruchdesigns.com

Teresa Ruch Designs has been in production since 1997. Originally focused on weaving, the yarn has become a larger part of our business in the last 10 years. I maintain an emphasis on color and hand in both the yarn/fiber, weaving and dyeing, specializing in hand dyed/painted tencel yarns in 3 weights in warps or skeins and upcycled Shibori dyed leather accessories.

Wine and Wooly Design
www.wineandwooly.design

Hand dyed roving, yarn, hat kits, shawl kits

Wooly Walkers
woolywalkers.com

Punch Needle rug hooking supplies and original designs.