Ross Farm Mercantile
Fiber, Farm Raised
Fiber, Locally Sourced
Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em: Leicester Longwool, Cotswold, Jacob, Shetland, Gulf Coast Native, CVM/Romeldale and Florida Cracker
Website:therossfarm.com
How to Shop
Online Store: therossfarm.com
Email:
Contact via Facebook Messenger: @RossFarmFibers
Festival Exclusive: Special collaboration colorway on our newest yarn!
Virtual Booth Tour
About Us
We raise 9 different breeds of heritage and rare breed sheep on our farm in Southwestern Pennsylvania and produce a vast array of 100% natural, minimally processed and breed-specific roving and yarn. We are producers and participants in the Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em project as well. All of our self-raised products are just as they came off the sheep – no dyes, no blends. We also produce a very small line of artisan yarns from time to time that are created by our team from farm to needle. Check us out at therossfarm.com for all the details!
Contact Information
102 Route 519
Eighty Four, PA 15330
Social Media
Facebook: facebook.com/RossFarmFibers
Instagram: instagram.com/rossfarm
Ravelry: ravelry.com/people/rossfarmfibers
Rosefield, The
Fiber, Farm Raised
Fiber, Hand-Dyed or Hand-Spun
Soap & Skincare Products
Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em: Leicester Longwool, Shetland
Website: therosefield.com
How to Shop
Online Store: therosefield.com/shop
Email:
Virtual Booth Tour Video
Discount/Special Offer
- All orders on our website will receive your choice of a small lotion or a soap sample + lip balm – no code required. Select your choice at checkout ($6 value).
- Through May 15, 2021, code MDSW21 = 10% off orders of $25 or more.
- Through May 15 2021, code MDSWSHIP = free shipping on orders of $75 or more.
About Us
For over 35 years, The Rosefield has been providing quality farm-raised fiber to artists for a variety of fiber-related projects. Our Leicester Longwool and Shetland roving and yarn are SE2SE eligible. We offer 50% Angora/50% Merino rovings in several natural shades, and our Angora/Merino yarn blends go from 15% to 70% Angora to meet every fiber artist’s need – add a little luxury or a lot to your next project! Before you leave MDSW, make sure to stock up on our “My Daughter’s Recipe” homemade lotion, soap and lip balm. Our Show Special combos are great gifts for Mom (5/9/21)! We greatly appreciate your support of our farm! www.therosefield.com – visit our Virtual Booth page!
Contact Information
297 Rural Valley Rd
Claysville, PA 15323
Social Media
Facebook:facebook.com/TheRosefield
Instagram: instagram.com/therosefield
Rosespring Farm
Baskets
Fiber, Hand-Dyed or Hand-Spun
Website: mycoolwool.com
How to Shop
Online Store: mycoolwool.com
Email:
Call: (610) 869-3120
Virtual Booth Tour Video
Discount/Special Offer
Maryland Sheep and Wool attendees will have the first look at remaining Jute Baskets. I have these Baskets every year and sorry to announce this will be the last year that they will be available. You will have the first look at the baskets to get the last of the inventory. Quantities are limited so don’t wait.
About Us
Rosespring Farm offers Hand Dyed Yarns, Alpaca, Silk Merino, Pure Wool, Shetland, Finn, Leicester, Cotton, Bulky, Fingering, Worsted, Wool Jackets, Shawls, Hats and Hat Kits, Baskets, Soap.
Contact Information
PO Box 440
West Grove, PA 19390
(610) 869-3120
Social Media
Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100028152894873
Robin’s Hoods
Traditional Handcrafts
Website: robinshoods.com
How to Shop
Online Store: robinshoods.com. Custom orders are welcome.
Email:
Contact via Facebook Messenger: Robin LaMonda
Call or Text: (802) 279-0137
About Us
Once Upon a time, twenty two years ago, I was hit with the epiphany that my purpose in life was to make hats. Driven by my desire to start upon a journey of self fulfillment I found a felting class. On a snowy Saturday I was taught how to make felt hats and fell in love with creating fashion from natural fiber. The process of felting is a very old art that requires hot water, wool, soap, elbow grease and a few simple tools. After taking this felting class I produced a few hats and put them in my father’s country store in Stowe, Vermont. They sold immediately. These hats were light hearted and fun! After years of practice I have perfected my techniques for creating wearable art and so my hats have grown and changed from lighthearted to sophisticated. My designs are and always have been inspired by nature… flowers, trees, animals and all beautiful that surrounds me.
My hats are created in the cottage industry tradition, support local women and their families and are individually hand made using the finest materials. The production of my hats is environmentally friendly… only water,soap and wool are used. Each and every hat is one of a kind and unique to the wearer.
So! If you would like an awesome hat that is beautiful, comfortable to wear, will keep you warm and emphasizes who you are through design contact Robin and we will create your hat together. My hats are meant to function while being fashionable… wear them
in the rain and snow, the weather won’t hurt the hat and you will remain warm and dry all while looking your best!
Robin’s Hoods- where function and fashion collide.
Best,
Robin LaMonda Leone
Contact Information
41 Barrows Lane
Eden Mills, VT 05653
(802) 279-0137
Social Media
Facebook: facebook.com/robin.l.leone
Instagram: instagram.com/robinshoodshats
Rebecca Francis: Rag Rugs
Rugs & Rugmaking Supplies
Recycled Wool Handcrafts
Traditional Handcrafts
Website: etsy.com/shop/ragrugs4u
How to Shop
Online Store: etsy.com/shop/ragrugs4u
Email:
Discount/Special Offer
Free shipping on all items April 25-May 16 with coupon code SHEEPANDWOOL.
About Us
Forty years ago I wove my first Rag Rug. Thirty years ago I had my first booth at the Maryland Sheep and Wool festival. Since that time I have recycled well over thirty ton of used cotton and wool clothing. Yarns used for the warp have always been natural fibers; wool, cotton or hemp. The tools of my trade are a pair of scissors and a 18th century counter balance loom. Energy source is from what I bring to the loom each day.
With roots planted firmly in our past, Rag Rugs continue to be a good choice for any floor, any style home. At a moment in time when we need to lessen our impact on the earth Rag Rugs will soften your step. In addition to my Rag Rugs, five years ago I introduced recycled wool sweaters in the form of hot pads or ‘Sweat’r Pads’ as I have named them. Wool is a remarkable fiber, as you know, and these hot pads not only protect your hands and surfaces from the heat they feel good as well.
Mosey over to my Etsy shop and have a look.
Contact Information
PO Box 307
Dillsburg, PA 17019
(717) 432-2095
Emails preferred
R E Piland, Goldsmiths
Jewelry & Shawl Pins
Website: repiland.com/
How to Shop
Online Store: repiland.com/shop-all
Email:
Call: (703) 754-8403
Virtual Booth Tour Video
Discount/Special Offer
Free shipping with the code MDSW2021 will begin April 30, 2021 and end May 29, 2021.
About Us
R.E. Piland Goldsmiths is the workshop of Rob Piland, Master Goldsmith. We are located near Haymarket, VA. Our beautiful silver & gold Celtic jewelry is handmade & crafted according to a strict code of traditional craftsmanship. Rob’s original designs celebrate the art of our ancestors, in motifs that continue today in jewelry, pottery, knitting & weaving.
Contact Information
PO Box 607
Haymarket, VA 20155
(703) 754-8403
We generally reply within 48 hours.
Social Media
Facebook: facebook.com/repiland
Instagram: instagram.com/repilandgoldsmiths
Ruxville Farm
Fiber, Farm Raised
Woven Products
Website: ruxvillefarmfiberarts.com
How to Shop
Email:
Contact via Facebook Messenger: @ruxvillefarm
Call: (804) 639-0881
About Us
All handwoven items made on the farm with wool from our own flock of merinos. This is the place to get your handwoven wool catnip mice filled with our homegrown catnip! Also 100% cotton towels, all woven here on the farm, some baby blankets both wool and cotton, and yarn in 400 yd skeins in 4 natural colors.
Contact Information
6001 Clayville Ln
Moseley, VA 23120
(804) 639-0881 (landline, don’t try to text!!)
Social Media
Facebook: facebook.com/ruxvillefarm
