Wool in the Woods Fiber Festival 2026
The Festival Activities
Mill Tours 11am and 1pm
How to warp a mini loom with Dragon Lair Looms at 11am
National Spin in Public Day is September 19th!
Bring your wheel or any fiber project you would like to work on and join us under the community tents that will be set up to meet other fiber enthusiasts.
The high tunnel and garden will be available to walk during the duration of the day. Feel free to take a stroll through them, we ask that you stay on the paths and do not harvest. Stop by Windy Acres booth for a handout on meditative movements that can help with fiber artists posture.
Please no dogs. We have Livestock Guardian Dogs on the property that will be in a pasture but accidents happen and we are trying to prevent that. We also have numerous breeds of animals on our property and not all dogs can be trusted to behave.
Vendors 2026
Autumn Larch Farm- Yarn and roving from Coopworth Sheep, wool products, handcrafted local oils soaps
The Layzee Farmer- Wool roving, yarn, corespun, rugs, scarves, hats, soaps, skulls, pelts, and cloaks
Diana’s Dream Fiber Farm- Wool in variety of stages, wool products
ShabbyWoolJanes- Handspun yarn, Mill spun yarn and roving from the flock of BFL sheep
Dream Weavers- Hand made glass beads/jewelry, black ash & pine needle baskets, roving
Namekagon Valley Farm & Studio- Gotland fiber goods: raw fleeces, roving, yarn, needlefelting kits, sheepskin pelts, felted soaps, dryer balls, wool pellets for your garden, Flower&Feather Ornaments, Naturally Northern Notecards and Fresh Flowers
Maple Ridge Farms- Locally harvested Maple Syrup and Maple Products along with baked goods
Wild Mint Hobby Farm- Raw wool, roving, handspun yarn, honey, eggs, flowers
Sprig Studio- Needle Felt Art
Northern Pines Fibershed- Northern Pines fibershed builds community through education and advocacy. We connect farmers, creators and end users who share the belief that locally produced fibers and textiles are essential to a just economy and a thriving ecosystem.
River Ridge Soap and Fiber- Sheep milk soap, lotion, sprays, etc.
Gone Astray Farm- raw fleeces, washed fleeces, sheepskins, yarn, some finished items, sheep milk soap, and tallow lotion.
Dragons Lair Looms- Looms, handwoven dishcloths, book marks, placemats, coasters, etc. Hand crochet items and related supplies
Loop'd by Lindsey and Stagersaurus Stitches- Crochet finished goods
Prairie Willows Farm- Raw fleece, roving, yarn, and sheepskins from our flock of Gotland and Finnsheep
Windy Acres Farm & Market, LLC- jams and jellies made with local honey, sauerkraut, relishes, salsa, dilly beans and sweet and tangy bean salad - all made from our farm or locally sourced chemical free produce, maple syrup, laundry detergent, potatoes, pumpkins and squash, tallow candles, and homemade caramel corn
3 Moms and Daughters- Handmade quilted art cards, wallhangings, Junk Journaling Supplies, Seasonal handmade decor for all your fall decorating needs!
Cobble Haus Food Truck
Vendor Expectations
Vendors must be finished setting up before 9 am Saturday September 19th.
Vendors may not pack up before the end of sales at 4:00 pm on Saturday.
Vendors must provide their own tent, table and chairs.
Vendors will be allowed to drive their vehicles to their set-up locations. We will then have you move your vehicle after unloading to the parking spaces.
Pets are not allowed, we have dogs, cats, and livestock on our property. We are asking that vendors and the public do not bring their pets due to the concern of our own safety.
Load in time is Friday 2 pm to 7 pm and Saturday 6 am to 8:30 am.
Load out time is Saturday 4 pm to 6 pm.
Vendors are expected to comply with all laws and regulations related to anything they are selling in their booth.
Vendors are expected to be kind to other vendors, customers, and volunteers. In addition, vendors are expected to conduct themselves in a responsible and business-like manner
Please fill out this Google form for your application.
We will be advertising on Instagram, Facebook, and through flyers and emails. Once our vendor list has been determined we will be sending out confirmation along with further information for the day. We are looking forward to making this a great event!
By paying your vendor fee below you are agreeing to our terms. As a vendor you acknowledge that this festival is being held on the private property of Twisted Oak Farm and Woolen Mill. The vending space is being held outside unless inclement weather and in which case vendors will be housed in the barn and the pole shed. By paying your vendor fee and agreeing to these terms you will also agree not to hold Sean Stockton, Cerissa Stockton, and Twisted Oak Farm and Woolen Mill liable for any damages to personal property or injuries during the set up, sale time or tear down of the event.
Contact
Questions? Please reach out to Cerissa Stockton at the information on the right.
406-223-6590