Vendors

Vendors 2026

Here are all the Vendors you will see at our 2026 Fair.  Be sure to check back often as we add more Vendors!

Vendors are listed in alphabetical order, so be sure you scroll the whole list!  Even the Y's are FANTASTIC!

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ARBUCKLE FIBER COMPANY

Elizabeth Eaton

We sell natural and dyed fiber and yarn primarily from Wensleydale sheep and alpaca but also merino and several other breeds. In addition we sell finished knit , felted and woven items from our own fiber and purchased fiber.

 

 

 

BLUE BARN FARM

Catherine Lawson

We raise our own purebred merino sheep and cashmere goats in Northern California. We offer white and natural colored batts and rovings, sometimes blended with alpaca or other natural fibers, for dyeing, spinning and felting.

 

 

CAROLYN JONES

Carolyn Jones

Handwoven, plus leftover yarns, used books, small equipment, interesting textiles.

 

 

CARPOOL

Lisa Mendez

Hand dyed yarns and rovings in natural fibers including wool, silk, cotton, bamboo, linen and blends.

 

 

 

CINNABAR & INDIGO

Julie Mueller-Brown

Handcrafted jewelry and textile goods featuring fossil elements, lampwork glass, and eco-dyed fabrics.

 

 

EUREKA FABRICS

Rima Greer

Natural fiber fabrics, exclusive patterns & kits, notions, fiber and felting tools, embroidery & tatting thread, buttons, individual instruction in sewing, fitting, pattern making, spinning and tatting. All with friendly, knowledgeable service.

 

 

FULL CIRCLE WOOL

Marie Hoff

Products include grease wool and millspun yarn from Ouessant x Shetland cross sheep, naturally-colored Perendale roving and batting from Humboldt-based Ferndale Farm, naturally-colored 100% wool socks from Sonoma County sheep, unique 100% wool dish sponges from Ferndale Farm’s Perendale wool, washed Icelandic locks in black and white from Mendocino County, and felted soaps/felt your own soap kits using local naturally-colored wool and local soap bars.  All packaging is plastic-free, compostable, and contains recycled content. Display highlights the beauty of natural fibers, including signage using undyed canvas and natural-colored wool felt.

 

 

HILLTOP FIBER

Mark & Kim Rauch

Hilltop Fiber LLC offers Merino, Gotland, and Cheviot yarn in a range of weights, dyed exclusively with botanical dyes. Hilltop's sheep form the foundation of each skein, reflecting a commitment to conservation, ethical stewardship, and sustainable fiber practices. The booth also features handcrafted knitted goods made from wool.

 

 

HOPE SPRINGS BOTANICALS

Hope Wright

HopeSpringsBotanicals makes organic soap, body care and medicinals. We use the cleanest materials possible. Almost all our ingredients can be found in the organic kitchen. Our chocolate is make with organic, fair trade beans and sugar. Bean to Bar, right in our kitchen in Shelter Cove. Our Felting Kits come with extensive instructions and our phone number if you need help. 

 

 

HOT THOMMOLLY

Tommie Haskins

I make one of a kind zipper pouches, drawstring bags and other fun bag/accessories including wallets, quilted totes and purses.

 

 

HUMBOLDT HANDWEAVERS & SPINNERS GUILD

Janet Warren

The guild will have a commercial booth at the Fiber Fair to raise money for guild programs and operations. Goods donated by guild members will be on sale! Hand-dyed yarn, hand-woven towels and potholders, knit items, hand-dyed scarves, and more! 

 

 

INTEGRITY ALPACAS & FIBER

Charlene Schmid

Alpaca yarns, alpaca blend yarns, naturally dyed yarns, wool pellets, hand crochet scarves and wraps.

 

 

KIRA K DESIGNS

Kira Dulaney

Kira K Designs patterns have a streamlined and eminently wearable aesthetic. Over one hundred knitting and crochet designs in a range of skill levels makes it easy to find a garment or accessory that you’ll love to create. Kits with indie dyed yarn and any necessary notions make it even easier to knit or crochet a successfully stunning project, while useful tools including mending looms and gauge rulers round out our offerings.

 

 

THE LOOM ROOM

Gabrielle Menn

Our family farm in Northern California offers roving, yarn, and finished items from our alpacas and naturally colored merino sheep. 

 

 

LOVE SPUN HOMESPUN

Barbara Fiorica

Products from my own sheep and fiber goats. Some handspun, most mill spun, fiber for spinning or felting, a few handmade items. Washed Mohair fleeces.

 

 

MACEDO'S MINI ACRE

Maureen & Larry Macedo

Alpaca fleeces, batts, rovings, yarn and dryer balls.  Also core spun rug yarn as well as alpaca socks, hats and gloves.

 

 

RED CREEK FARM

Peggy Agnew

We have a flock of fine fiber sheep on a Fibershed certified farm in Mendocino County. Their fiber has been spun into a variety of yarns by local mills. We have natural colors, white, moorit cinnamon, dark brown/black, and different shades of grey. The yarns are also naturally dyed a rainbow of colors from plants from our dye garden. We have washed fiber in all the natural colors as well as the naturally dyed colors. Art batts of roving for spinning or felting made by blending different colors together are also available. All our products are Fibershed certified. 

 

 

SEWN IN HUMBOLDT

Lorraine Hagan

Make up bags, zipper pouches, book marks, dice trays, fabric gift/storage boxes, credit card holders, casserole carriers, place mats, pot holders, jar openers, coasters, bowl cozies, hot pads, etc.

 

 

SIREN SONG FLEECE WORKS LLC

Meredith Cherry

Siren Song Fleece Works is a small-batch wool mill offering custom processing services for wool, alpaca, angora and more, with no minimum order size. We will be offering at our booth a curated selection of handspun yarn, roving, and local handmade gifts. We are committed to our customers' satisfaction and to environmentally friendly practices.

 

 

THERE'S A PARTY IN MY PLANTS

Liz McAllister

I am a self-taught fiber artist and botanist, interested in the intersection of utility and art. I grow plants and make knits, weavings, coiled baskets, and collage art pieces in my Eureka home studio. My materials are collected from thrift stores and rummage sales, the beach, and salvaged from trash bins. I aim to reduce waste and create "fun-ctional" pieces that bring people joy, spark curiosity, and convey feelings that words cannot. My work bringing cool plants into peoples' lives carries an important message, too: slow down, hydrate, enjoy the weather (whatever it is).  

 

 

 

TRILLIUM MOON BOTANICALS

Jami Johnson

I spin wool, naturally dye wool and also I naturally dye silk products. I am a midwife who enjoys spinning, natural dyeing and  making botanical medicine. I love working with wool and silk. I create beautiful colors with flowers and herbs. I am currently working on a dye garden to produce a rainbow of colors for my creations. 

 

USED EQUIPMENT BOOTH

Pick up a deal on used equipment - or bring your used equipment so it can find a new forever home! (PLEASE KEEP READING FOR INFO ON HOW TO DO THIS...)

Here is all the info you need about bringing your used fiber equipment to sell at the Fair:

Bring your fiber related items to sell and find bargains to buy! The booth takes a 10% commission for all sales.  

For those who want to sell their used equipment:
Please bring name labelled and pre-priced items to the fair on Saturday starting at 9 am.  Unsold items must be picked up on Sunday at 4 pm.  
Please use this consignment form  for listing & labeling prep. 

 

 

 

WESTWYND FIBER

Joleene Nielsen

Navajo Churro roving and yarn. Mohair roving, Suffolk yarn. Pulled wool seat cushions and saddle pads, locker hook rugs, trivets all made with our Navajo Churro fleece. Mohair cinches and purse straps.

 

 

 

YARN

Sunni Scrivner

Yarn is bringing our in-house dyed yarn line called Tributary Yarns as well as a selection of other hand dyed yarns. We will also have patterns, kits, bags, notions, books and more!