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Master Classes, Workshops, Displays, Vendors
A delightful and friendly gathering of all things fibre.
We are excited to bring together a community of fibre educators and producers including spinners, knitters, weavers, designers, textile artists, felters, dyers, quilters, and others who support the fibre arts.
FibreFeelia 2024 is here! Vendor applications are accepted until 6/27.
Reserve your space today!
2024 Vendors
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Dirty Sister Soap Company
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Fat Marmot Knits
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Sew Peachy Sewing Studio
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Nordic Studio
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Clausens Fibre Garden
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GN'R Alpaca Boutique and Yarn
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Mona Bug
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Laurel Tree Fabric and Fibre
TEACHERS'
CORNER
Katherine Bonham is a fibre artist based in Calgary, Alberta. She became a weaver at Olds College Fibre Week in 1993. Having started on a table loom, and graduating to a floor loom, she simplified her practice by settling on a rigid heddle loom; it being economical, portable and easy to use. Along with weaving, she also sews, makes felt and is working on improving her knitting.
Although Bernadette Yuzik considers herself an art quilter, there is very little that she is not more than capable of doing. She has her studio where local ladies have come for lessons.
She has been successful at having quilts juried into Quilt Canada since 2017 and also La Conner, Washington. Have also humbly received ribbons too!
Mona Smith has extensive experience in sewing, machine embroidery, and quilting. With her embroidery machine, she makes beautiful embroidery on fabric and cork resulting in gorgeous purses, bags, and wallets. One of her quilts won the "Visitors Choice" award at the Nelson Quilt Guild.
QUILTING
WAXED
CANVAS
WEAVING
Bill and Valerie Swetlishoff have serviced and repaired sewing machines for 22 years in and around the West Kootenays, and now Creston as well. They do repairs for two local sewing studios/fabric shops, a local sewing machine dealer, local industrial sewing machine users and local schools.
