Teaching Museum for the Fiber Arts & Textiles/Y.O.U.T.H. Program, Inc.

Traditional Handcrafts
Felted Products & Felting Supplies

How to Shop

Online Store: This is a first for us to sell on line. We are on Etsy and have two shops. For finished items go to: Etsy and type in search CreativeFiberArtsUSA and for kits and supplies type in search FiberArtSuppliesUSA. If you should have any problems, please feel free to contact us via any of the methods below.
Email:
Contact via Facebook Messenger: debbie.mancuso.75
Call or Text: (717) 873-8960

Discount/Special Offer

Offers are different depending on purchase. Could be free shipping, free admission ticket to museum, or free samples.

About Us

Thank you for participating in Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. We appreciate your support! The Fiber arts and textiles are not just art – they are the foundation of our textile industry’s history. Help us keep them alive!

The Teaching Museum for the Fiber Arts and Textiles is sponsored by the Y.O.U.T.H. Program, Inc. and is in York County PA. This organization became a non-profit in 2003 and works with youth, animals, the fiber arts, and communities. It teaches youth every aspect of operating a Student-Run-Business. (which is our gift shop, field shows, and now Etzy). We are located on an 11- acre farmstead and have Border Leicester cross sheep, alpacas, horses, and others. The youth care for them, help with shearing, preparing the fleeces for roving and hand-crafted items, learn the fiber arts, demonstrate, and assist with sales. The Teaching Museum was established in 2016 and is open to the community and tourists. We also have classes for boys/girls and adults.

Our mission is to provide educational and hands-on-involvement of the fiber arts and textiles while keeping its history alive. If you would like to learn more about us, share information with us, or make a donation, please visit our website: www.teachingmuseum.org!

If you are ever in the area, please feel free to drop in to visit.

Contact Information

12637 Mt. Olivet Road
Felton, PA 17322

(717) 873-8960
Refer to our website for further details.

Social Media

Facebook: Teaching Museum for the Fiber Arts and Textiles
Instagram: teachingmuseum

2022 Catalog Cover Artist

Susan Due Pearcy has lived in the Agricultural Reserve in Barnesville, Maryland for 27 years and enjoys having sheep grazing next door and fibre artist friends nearby. She is continually inspired in her art and life by the natural beauty of her surroundings and works plein air in oil and pastel and creates her printmaking in Sugarloaf Studio behind her home...

50th Annual Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival