Vendors 2026

“Project bags, tote bags, notions bags, travel trays, yarn caddies, yarn bowls, stickers, stitch markers, shawl pins, clothing tags.”

-Angela

“Retail Yarn Store featuring yarns from Plymouth, Cascade, Berocco, Urthyarns, Sandnes Garn, WYS and Brown sheep.”

-Katie and Carla

“Hand dyed spinning fibers and yarns.”

-Caroline

“I make wool pellets, I have raw CVM fleeces, CVM roving, dryer balls and dryer ball kits, various felted items, sheep milk soaps, lotion, lanolin cream and tallow. I have both finished products and materials.”

-Chrissy

“I’m an artist whose current obsession is paper quilling. Paper quilling is individual strips of paper that are rolled up and glued into shapes to form larger works of art. My pieces ranges from State shapes, animals, plants, flowers, body parts, insects even my favorite rapper or artist.”

-Christina

“Stickers, magnets, sticker sheets, journal books, crochet sling bags, tote bags, charms/stitch markers, fabric needle cases for knitting and crochet, knitted and crochet baby items.”

-Cora

“Most of our Products are made from wool from our flock of CVM sheep yarn, roving, apparel, quilt bats and other supplies, feed sack totes, various note cards, knitting notions.”

-Diana

“Your project bag just got more fun. Hand-illustrated and laser-cut stitch markers, rulers, and tools in bright acrylics—always sprinkled with pop-culture nods, nerdy jokes, and cute vibes. Cross stitch kits and hand dyed yarn. Made for fiber artists who love their craft loud and colorful.

-Bizzy

“Hand-eyed luxury yarn, spinning and felting fiber, knitting/crochet accessories finished clothing, kits for projects.”

-Heather

“Yarn, fibers, hand balms, wickless candles.”

-Jeanie

“Ceramics – knit and crochet textured cups, yarn bowls and other ceramic items.”

-Julie

“Hand dyed yarn.”

-Kathleen

“Sew Festive creates laser-cut embroidery kits that start with beautifully crafted solid wood and leather blanks—precision-cut, durable, and ready to stitch. By combining modern patterns with thoughtful design, each kit invites crafters into the rhythm of stitching. It’s a contemporary approach to embroidery, where clean structure supports creative freedom.”

-Kayla

“Clean and crafty cozy mysteries set in North Dakota, with a focus on fiber arts and the crafting community. The KnitWits R Us Mystery series includes both series and companion books.”

-Calista Rains

“Hand dyed leaf printed silk scarfs and felted journals, fused glass.”

-Laurie

“Felted wool items and wet felting kits and tools.”

-Linda

“I repurpose vintage quilts and linens into home decor, tote bags, fanny packs, and clothing.”

-Mari

“Quilting cotton fabrics. Bolt, precuts, kits etc.”

-Mary

“I sell crocheted goods including plushies and tapestries. I focus on making a lot of nerdy things like characters, items from games, and different people from shows and games I watch and play. I bring together the twin worlds I love most of my nerdy things and fiber arts through my creations!”

-Parish

“I sell unique Zipper/needle-felted mixed media art objects. These range from brooches /pins to ornaments.”

-Rhonda

“I have unique one of a kind hand spun yarn and hand dyed fiber.”

-Sharon

“Hand dyed sock yarn.”

-Sheri

“Hand dyed yarn inspired by travel.”

-Stephanie

“Hand-dyed fiber and hand-dyed yarn. Handspun novelty yarn. Fiber art. Drop spindles. Silk add-ins for spinners and felters.”

-Tamara

“Hand dyed yarn and fiber, hand dyed bamboo socks, hand dyed silk thread, handmade stitch markers, beaded flowers, stickers, notions.”

-Tara

“I make crochet amigurumi plushies, forever flowers, and whimsical mushroom decor as well as macrame-cord wristlets & keychains.”

-Taylor

“I raise sheep! Wool yarns, roving, locks, fleeces, pelts, Icelandic, Shetland, Romney, Clun Forest , woven scarves, knit hats available.”

-Jennifer

“Alpaca yarn, woven items, woven dog leashes, alpaca fiber flowers.”

-Hope

“Coated Cormo & cross bred fine wool from sheep raised on our farm. Yarn dyed by using plants grown in the garden or foraged on our farm. Wool and dye from tge same soil. Pin drafted roving & bundle dyed tea towels too.”

-Stacy

“We sell bold, saturated hand-dyed yarn. We love helping customers match colors to projects and we also create lots of mini sets, sock sets, and project kits!”

-Beth

“Icelandic yarn (plotulopi), fish covered buttons, fish leather beads, fashion accessories (wallets, purses, bags, totes, etc), fish leather skins.”

-Joe and Pam

“Hand dyed yarn inspired by mythology. I’m unsure if I will have my new collection for Japanese mythology done by this show. It may make an appearance.”

-Austin

“Looms/supplies/demos for the continuous weaving; stretched canvas paintings of sheep, sheep greeting cards/tote bags, sustainable fragrance diffusers, and completed shawls & scarves using SD/ND wool/alpaca.”

-Anita