Fibre Feast SA!
Saturday 16 March
10 am – 4 pm
Ardtornish Primary School
2 Saarinen Ave, St Agnes
South Australia
$2 entry
"What is a Fibre Feast?" I hear you ask. It entails:
boutique yarn sellers
indie dyers
designers and makers
tools and craft supplies
food and coffee vendors
exciting door prizes
with
ample parking and disability access
(I love to see disability access as a selling point because it is!)
Stallholders include:
Purl & Friends
Colagirl Collective
Yarnarama
Kathys Fibres
The Sweater Collective
Adaminca Alpacas
The Seventh Girl
Vino Catz
Dove Dale
Handcrafted Gifts
Adelaide Hills Yarn Co
Ash & Oak Yarn
Felting Ewe
Stranded in Oz
Yarn Trader
Finch Yarns
Fennec Fox
Ewes & Me
Moseley Park
Squiggle Yarn Co
Birdwing Studio
Russty Yarns
Sians Yarns
Carna Made
Rikie Klaassen
Wren & Ollie
Handknitters Guild of SA
Swish Yarns
Lovebird Lane
Wowee!
That's a lot of yarn to delight a person,
Plenty of things to see,
Opportunities to learn new skills,
A lot of new friends to make,
More stash to collect, and
More stash to collect, and
Simply, a day full of crafty entertainment!
Bring your WIPs, hooks, needles, shopping lists and funds.
Be tempted by some amazing colours and fibres and
support our local yarn community.
support our local yarn community.
More information:
Fibre Feast SA, Coromandel Place, Blackwood, South Australia
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FibreFeastSA/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fibrefeast/
Last year, Fibre Feast was at Blackwood which I was unfortunately forced to miss due to illness on the day (such is life with chronic unpredictable 'lupey' illnesses). The word on the street was that it was so successful and busy that a bigger venue was necessary for this year.
I hope I will be able to overcome various challenges to attend this year. It is one time to meet and sample wares from so many local yarn suppliers in one place. Some come all the way from regional areas just to attend this event.
Have fun everyone!
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Mentions the very first Fibre Feast in South Australia
Sounds wonderful, I am sure it will be a great day out.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I couldn't make it. I heard that it was busy but people had a good time. I'm sure there will be lots of sharing of yarn hauls on social media this week!
DeleteI wish I could have joined, my kind of event.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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You might be able to view and order some of the offerings online. If you like hand dyed yarn you will find it amongst the stallholders of Fibre Feast SA.
DeleteSounds so great!
ReplyDeleteIt does. One of these years I will get there to SEE how great it is. ;-)
DeleteI went to the Fibre Feast at about 10:30am and the room was full of stalls and people looking at them. You could move around at this time but it did get progressively fuller. People were lovely though as we were all there for the same reason of finding some lovely fibre. For wheelchair accessibility the main concern would have been getting from the footpath into the school grounds. Where I entered there were small stepping stone pavers in sand. There may have been more accessible entrances than this one though. The venue was accessible however the crowd would have made moving around very difficult. I did a quick circuit of the venue to see types of yarn, colours and prices as well as wool roving before making my selections and leaving as I had other commitments to get to. I would have liked to stay for longer.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the review of your time at Fibre Feast, Kylie. The event promoted accessibility şo there must have been another entrance. Perhaps it's a venue that might need scouting out beforehand.
DeleteI'm glad you found lovely yarn and fibre. Now to wait and see what you will make with it! (Smiley face)