A wonderful mix of local artists, makers, and dyers at a working fiber farm. This was wonderful fun last year, and I can’t wait to go back! Tammy is opening her farm to visitors and opening her barn for all of us makers to set up our wares.

From the event website:

We're so excited for the Open Farm and Taproot Maker Market here on August 31 from 10 - 1. There is free parking in the field and we recommend comfortable, closed toe footwear for walking the farm and touring, observing Natural Dye demos outside the dye garden, being introduced to the animals and shopping our local Farmers' Market and Taproot Magazine's Maker Market in the barn.

Being a production fiber farm means it is not always easy to find time to share with the public, but there is nothing we love being able to do more than introduce our fiber stars to you, their adoring fans. Get your cameras ready, bring your baskets to fill in the marketplace, bring a blanket and a picnic if you like! A local food cart will be here, too, for purchasing delicious, homemade snacks such as crepes or popsicles and we'll have pies for sale in our Farmers' Market, along with other local farm's produce, syrup, honey, dairy and meats.

Hope to see you there!

Sarah

The Yarn Sellar knittings store, York, Maine is hosting their 6th Annual Fiber Marketplace that the York Harbor Inn, featuring an array of dyers and makers of knitting notions. This was a really fun show last year and I’m thrilled to return this year.

Hand dyed yarns, fiber, buttons, woven items, ready made alpaca
items,clasps & more.
Saturday April 6TH 2019| 10-3pm
The York Harbor Inn
480 York Street York ME 03909

The Boston Farm & Fiber event at the Boston Public Market was the highlight of last winter, and I’m so excited that it’s becoming an annual gathering! (And I’m even more excited to announce that I will be vending!).