Duluth Fiber Guild members are preparing for their Annual Fiber Art Fair & Sale. The event is open to the public and will be held Saturday, November 15, from 10 am – 3 pm at the First United Methodist Church (the Coppertop) at 230 E. Skyline Parkway, Duluth.

The Annual Fiber Art Fair & Sale offers high-quality finely crafted textile art items, including:
handwovens (scarves, table runners, fine tea towels, wall hangings, placemats); handknits (socks, hats, mittens, scarves, sweaters); felted items (ornaments, framed originals, birdhouses, bowls, scarves); baskets; fleece and roving from local farms; hand spun yarn; up-cycled items made from discarded fabrics and more. Items are made from natural fibers: wool, cotton, bamboo, silk, tencel, rayon, and linen. Some of the fibers are produced on local sheep and alpaca farms, and the spinning group is experimenting with growing flax and processing it into linen. All items are locally made.

In addition to the sale items, there will be demonstrations of floor loom weaving, spinning with spinning wheels and drop spindles, knitting, and unique small loom weaving. Adults and children are welcome to participate in these fun learning experiences! Children may also try weaving on small looms.

The Duluth Fiber Guild was founded in 1973 by renowned rug weaver and author Janet Meany. The non-profit organization celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2023 with a yearlong series of events. It currently has 120 members, including weavers, knitters, spinners, felters, dyers, up-cyclers, and shepherds.

This event is free and open to the public.

For more details, visit the Duluth Fiber Guild website duluthfiberguild.org/fiber.fair.sale