Flag Wool and Fiber is proud to feature some of the region's talented artisans in our vendor area. Offerings include raw fiber, processed and dyed fiber, hand- and mill-spun yarns, kits, tools, equipment & beautiful hand made goods.
Thanks for your interest in vending at the 2018 festival! The application is available for download below and is receivable via mail or email (fee will be invoiced, transaction fee will apply.) Please see last page of application for submission details.
Applications are due May 10th, 2018.
More information for vendors is also available here.
Thanks for your interest in vending at the 2018 festival! The application is available for download below and is receivable via mail or email (fee will be invoiced, transaction fee will apply.) Please see last page of application for submission details.
Applications are due May 10th, 2018.
More information for vendors is also available here.
| 2018 FWF Vendor Application.pdf |
2017 Vendors
Camp Verde Llamas
roving, handspun and millspun yarn, Eucalan Wash, Greener Shades Dyes, hand made knitted items, felt, needlefelting supplies
Cactus Hill Farm
dyed and natural colored roving and yarn, CVM/Merino, alpaca, angora rabbit, mohair, Wensleydale, and more
Lollipop Acres Fiber
raw fiber, handy dyed/handwoven/handknit wearables, home accessories, yarn and roving, handmade lotions
Spinup Yarns
(festival sponsor)
hand dyed yarn, ribbons, feathers, weaving warps, and handwoven goods
Good to Goat
quirky cross stitch kits
Textural
weaving tools and handwoven art
Metallic Sheep
amigurumi
Brookmoore Creations
easy to spin cotton sliver, natural wool top, hand crafted spindles, support bowls, takhli spindles, cotton lint, carders, carder covers, spinning books and dvds
Indigo Churro
naturally dyed Navajo Churro Wool Yarn, other fiber products
Mel Sharp
hand spun wool yarn, mill spun yarn grown in the USA, knitting and crochet patterns, finished garments, handwoven kitchen towels, felted wool balls, hand dyed cotton quilting fabrics, and more
Mystic Pines Fiber Processing
full service fiber processing, yarns, felted soaps
AlAnn Ranch
machine and hand made alpaca fiber products
KSW Fibers
shawls, sweaters, hats, household textiles.
Kayenta Fibers Group
rugs, pillows, felted pelts, stuffed animals, purses, stick horse, pin cushions. Best contact: 928-697-3293
The Goat Barn
goat milk soaps and lotions, hand made locker hook wool rugs, rovings, hand spun yarns. Goats and sheep on display.
Edith Simonson, Black Mesa Weaver
Navajo Rugs, saddle blankets, handspun yarn, fibers
Margie Light
Handwoven scarves, shawls, and towels
Equus Enterprises
1890's blacksmithing demonstrating forging of weapons and other items; also includes spinning demos and sale of roving, fleeces, goat milk soap and hand forged articles
Don't Push My Button
hand made ceramic buttons
Tahnibaa Naataanii
handwoven Navajo textiles, raw fleeces
M'Lou Roo Studio
Cotswold wool locks, carded batts, roving, Merino locks, Mason jar dye kits, felted soap, scarves, hand spun yarn
Nelson Wool Works
wool roving, raw wool, handspun yarn, handwoven rugs and towels, sheep ornaments, and more.
Four Pines Alpacas
fiber tools for spinning and weaving, exotic wood lucets, alpaca fiber and roving, mohair roving, felted hats and more.
Mark H Deschinny
maker of Navajo looms and tools
Diné Master Youth Fiber Artists Mentors
traditional Navajo Textiles and demonstrations
Royal Kenyon Beeworks
Demonstrating candle dipping using beeswax and sale of candles, soaps and other handmade products.
Abigail Kahler, Blacksmith
Blacksmithed items: bottle openers, necklaces, wall art, made-to-order decorative horseshoes
Non Profit Organizations
Arizona Historical Society (festival partner)
Museum of Northern Arizona (festival sponsor)
Alpaca Breeders of Arizona (festival sponsor)
Northern Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society (festival sponsor)
Mountain Girl Rescue
Fiber Arts Guilds:
Fiber Artists of Northern Arizona (festival sponsor)
Verde Valley Weavers and Spinners Guild
Concessions:
Lavender Loves Lemon
Epic Beverages: when life hands you lemons, add lavender!! Coffee, pastries, and lemonades.
Wil's Grill
Flagstaff based catering service featuring BBQ specialities
Small Ax Gastro-Trailer
Flagstaff based food truck
Lulu's Sorbetto
Italian sorbetto and floats
Camp Verde Llamas
roving, handspun and millspun yarn, Eucalan Wash, Greener Shades Dyes, hand made knitted items, felt, needlefelting supplies
Cactus Hill Farm
dyed and natural colored roving and yarn, CVM/Merino, alpaca, angora rabbit, mohair, Wensleydale, and more
Lollipop Acres Fiber
raw fiber, handy dyed/handwoven/handknit wearables, home accessories, yarn and roving, handmade lotions
Spinup Yarns
(festival sponsor)
hand dyed yarn, ribbons, feathers, weaving warps, and handwoven goods
Good to Goat
quirky cross stitch kits
Textural
weaving tools and handwoven art
Metallic Sheep
amigurumi
Brookmoore Creations
easy to spin cotton sliver, natural wool top, hand crafted spindles, support bowls, takhli spindles, cotton lint, carders, carder covers, spinning books and dvds
Indigo Churro
naturally dyed Navajo Churro Wool Yarn, other fiber products
Mel Sharp
hand spun wool yarn, mill spun yarn grown in the USA, knitting and crochet patterns, finished garments, handwoven kitchen towels, felted wool balls, hand dyed cotton quilting fabrics, and more
Mystic Pines Fiber Processing
full service fiber processing, yarns, felted soaps
AlAnn Ranch
machine and hand made alpaca fiber products
KSW Fibers
shawls, sweaters, hats, household textiles.
Kayenta Fibers Group
rugs, pillows, felted pelts, stuffed animals, purses, stick horse, pin cushions. Best contact: 928-697-3293
The Goat Barn
goat milk soaps and lotions, hand made locker hook wool rugs, rovings, hand spun yarns. Goats and sheep on display.
Edith Simonson, Black Mesa Weaver
Navajo Rugs, saddle blankets, handspun yarn, fibers
Margie Light
Handwoven scarves, shawls, and towels
Equus Enterprises
1890's blacksmithing demonstrating forging of weapons and other items; also includes spinning demos and sale of roving, fleeces, goat milk soap and hand forged articles
Don't Push My Button
hand made ceramic buttons
Tahnibaa Naataanii
handwoven Navajo textiles, raw fleeces
M'Lou Roo Studio
Cotswold wool locks, carded batts, roving, Merino locks, Mason jar dye kits, felted soap, scarves, hand spun yarn
Nelson Wool Works
wool roving, raw wool, handspun yarn, handwoven rugs and towels, sheep ornaments, and more.
Four Pines Alpacas
fiber tools for spinning and weaving, exotic wood lucets, alpaca fiber and roving, mohair roving, felted hats and more.
Mark H Deschinny
maker of Navajo looms and tools
Diné Master Youth Fiber Artists Mentors
traditional Navajo Textiles and demonstrations
Royal Kenyon Beeworks
Demonstrating candle dipping using beeswax and sale of candles, soaps and other handmade products.
Abigail Kahler, Blacksmith
Blacksmithed items: bottle openers, necklaces, wall art, made-to-order decorative horseshoes
Non Profit Organizations
Arizona Historical Society (festival partner)
Museum of Northern Arizona (festival sponsor)
Alpaca Breeders of Arizona (festival sponsor)
Northern Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society (festival sponsor)
Mountain Girl Rescue
Fiber Arts Guilds:
Fiber Artists of Northern Arizona (festival sponsor)
Verde Valley Weavers and Spinners Guild
Concessions:
Lavender Loves Lemon
Epic Beverages: when life hands you lemons, add lavender!! Coffee, pastries, and lemonades.
Wil's Grill
Flagstaff based catering service featuring BBQ specialities
Small Ax Gastro-Trailer
Flagstaff based food truck
Lulu's Sorbetto
Italian sorbetto and floats
