
2027 Vendors
Barnhart Studios / Mother of Purl
Rolene Barnhart
Charlevoix, MI
(641) 426-5957
Natural fiber yarns & blends, roving (Jamison & Shetland), knitting needles, crochet hooks, tatting supplies, notions, books & patterns.
Brenway Fibers
Brenda Cummings
Mio, MI
(989) 335-3290
Roving, batts, hand knitted/felted items, handspun yarns.
Fehrenbach Fibers
Denise Fehrenbach
Evart, MI
(231) 590-8549
Yarn, both mill-spun and hand-spun, indie dyed yarn and roving; mill created roving, llama roving, handmade items, felting kits and supplies, braids, batts, llama/alpaca socks.
Huron Shore Woolens
Jeanne Howison
North Street, MI
(810) 985-6096
Hand-hooked wool rugs, patterns, hand-dyed wool fabric.
Katie's Fiber Connection
Katie Olding
Comstock Park, MI
(616) 862-1555
Hand dyed yarn, roving, combed tops & locks; fiber batts & rolags; custom roving & combed top blends; drop spindle kits; Unicorn Products; hand spun yarns. Mini-loom kits, stitch markers.
M1 Yarns
Jamie Lewis
Royal Oak, MI
Hand dyed yarn & accessories. Featuring wool, alpaca, mohair & more.
Pandemonium Studios
Jeanne Seitz
Hubbard Lake, MI
(989) 464-6450
Handwoven towels, shawls, scarves and accessories.
Spruce Shadow Farms Wool Yarns and Rovings
Shelia Robbins
Hubbard Lake, MI
(989) 255-9142
Wool yarns and rovings from my BFLS.
Triple F Hobby Farm LLC
Theresa Wojnar
Charlotte, MI
(517) 290-4296
Shetland wool roving, alpaca roving, hand spun and mill spun yarn, crocheted items (using natural yarn), braided wool rugs, rolags and bats, dryer balls, raw Angora fiber.
Wilder Creek Workshop
Nancy Binkowski
Marshall, MI
(616) 318-9360
Homemade brooms, ornaments, wood goods.
Beagle & Badger
Erin Baker
Madison Heights, MI
(734) 778-2022
Hand-dyed yarn, vintage buttons, and notions.
Dresow Family Farm ** NEW in 2027**
Stacy Dresow
Lonsdale, MN
(612) 325-3015
Coated Cormo yarn & roving. I dye fiber with plants grown on our farm. Wool & color from the same.
Fiber Boutique
Joanne DuFour
Bark River , MI
(906) 630-0370
Alpaca yarn, Alpaca fiber, handmade Alpaca products, handmade lotions and soaps.
In My Back Yard
Tina Etter
Howell, MI
(517) 294-2194
3D and 2D needle felted stuff along with felting supplies.
Knitting on the Fringe
Kelly Machado
Commerce Township, MI
(248) 672-2445
Hand dyed yarn, notions, project bags, knitting tools, sewn clothing.
MI Lavender Farm
Jonathan McGuire
Posen MI
(260) 229-0350
We sell all natural lavender based products such as lotion bars, lip balms, toners, soaps, etc.
Random Rovings
Jane Link
Bancroft , MI
(989) 277-7021
Hand dyed roving, hand painted roving, locks, hand woven rugs, felted items.
Thistle Rock Acres
Gretchen Diffin
Posen, MI
(989) 351-0516
Roving, yarn and knitted and sewn items from my own sheep.
UP North Yarns
Monica Thoune
Powers, MI
(906) 869-6098
Hand-dyed yarn & fiber, Shibori dyed garments, lotion bars, stitch markers, ice-dyed garments.
Wilder Creek Workshop -- Spinning Wheel Repair
Dave Binkowski
Marshall, MI
(616) 318-0316 (prefer text)
Spinning Wheel Repair
Behind the Pines Yarn
Bobbie Aspacher
Pemberville, OH
(419) 377-3711
Hand dyed yarns, project bags, hand-made beaded stitch markers. wood plaques with phrases. Emma Ball items; wool applique, knit & crochet animal kits. Camp Stitchwood, Woodsy, Pacific Knits.
Edlynn's Attic Yarn & Craft Shop
Robin Dement
Leesburg, OH
(920) 344-1161
Fiber yarns, Alpaca, Llama, superwash Merino wool, and cotton; knitting & crocheting tools, and handmade creations, child's hats, fingerless mitts, headbands, animal baskets, and amigurumi.
Fuzzy Kritters Farm
Deb Sloan
Edmore, MI
(989) 304-5761
100% farm grown Michigan products: , roving, hands-spun yarns, raw wool, hand-dyed, hand-knit unique gift items
Janaica Anderson Art
Janaica Anderson
Alpena, MI
(989) 255-0901
Abstract artwork inspired by nature. Original paintings on paper, bookmarks, gift tags, painted stone fridge magnets, beaded macrame bracelets.
Lazy Dog Fiber Arts
Katelyn & Matthew Goff
Lakeview, MI
(616) 755-3014
Lazy Dog Fiber Arts items are Raw and processed fibers - especially Alpaca hand & mill spun yarns. Small selection of fiber - related tools. Alpaca teddy bears and fiber animals, related art work and more.
Northern Michigan Wood Art
Mark Palmer
Spruce, MI
(313) 917-0832
Supplier of affordable heirloom quality Fiber Tools! We make functional tools that are both beautiful and a joy to use. See us for Comfort Grip crochet hook sets, Drop spindles, Lucets, yarn swifts and wizards, and WPI/Diz tools! We have a full line of sewing/quilting tools: quilt ruler caddies, clappers, seam rippers, seam rollers etc. If you like diamond Art, we have that covered too!
Shuttle Sisters
Megan Kalenauskas
Alpena, MI
(989) 292-0526
Tatted earrings, ornaments, and framed pieces.
Toasty Toes
Kal & Karen VanderWeele
Plainwell, MI
(269) 744-6364
Handspun yarn, naalbound hats, wool rugs, half mitts, knitted hats, woven belts, naalbinding needles, lucets.
Wheely Cool Fiber
Sara Rakow
Leslie, MI
(810) 263-0688
We sell hand dyed fiber and hand spun yarns with an emphasis on rare and unusual wool breeds.
Wool Trove
Nicole Shubert
Ossineke, MI
(989) 255-7175
Icelandic, Border Leicester, Romney, Shetland, BFL, and cross-breed wool roving and yarn from our sheep raised in Ossineke, MI.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN FIBER FESTIVAL (NMFF) VENDOR RULES
Eligibility
NMFF reserves the right to decline any vendor application at its own discretion. Allowable products for sale shall be directly related to fiber (plant, animal, man-made) and fiber arts including supplies and equipment. Additionally, up to 10% of total number of vendors who sell ‘fiber-adjacent’ products may be permitted at NMFF’s sole discretion. A limited number of outside food trucks will also be allowed. Food trucks must maintain required state and local licensing or clearly note Cottage Law usage.
Fees
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Booth Fee - $100 per 10 x 10-foot booth. An early payment discount of $10 will be applied to paid registrations made before closing time on Sunday during the previous festival. To request the same space(s) for next year, pay before leaving. Spaces are assigned on a first paid, first reserved basis. After Sunday of the previous festival all unpaid spaces will be open for assignment at NMFF’s discretion. Further, NMFF may from time to time revise the booth layout requiring adjustment to any or all booth assignments at its sole discretion.
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Payment - Credit card, cash, check, or money order are accepted. Make check or money order out to NMFF. Please keep your receipt.
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Cancellations – Registrations after 48 hours are not eligible for refunds.
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Deadline - Spaces will be filled as payment is received. No spaces will be held without payment and receipt of completed vendor registration. Online registration will be closed on September 15 or when all spaces are filled, whichever comes first. Registrations after that date will only be allowed with the express approval of NMFF.
Amenities
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Equipment - One table and two chairs per booth space are provided.
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Power - Electricity is available for a limited number of booths and provided on a first-paid basis. Bring your own extension cords, surge protectors, battery packs or power banks. Non-battery generators are not permitted. Electricity is not available for food trucks.
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Walls - A limited number of booths placed against an exterior wall at the venue are available and are provided on a first paid basis.
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Volunteers - Help with the following is available: restroom relief, lunch and/or beverage ordering and delivery, and other occasional breaks during festival sale hours only. For liability purposes, volunteers are available for short breaks only and not to tend booths for long periods.
Hours of Operation
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Set Up Hours - Friday, 1:00 pm – 7:30 pm; Saturday, 7 am – 8:45 am.
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Sales Hours - Saturday 9 am to 5 pm, Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm. Building will be locked each night until set up in the am.
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Tear Down - Tear down shall not begin until 4:01 pm Sunday. Vendors tearing down prior to this time will not be allowed back for future shows. All vendors must clear the venue by 6 pm on Sunday to avoid incurring additional expense.
