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We were there for over 4 hours on Saturday. Walked through all of the vendors, had some yummy lamb sausage and kabobs, saw the sheep dog demo and got to see some of my favorite sheep - Icelandic, Gotland, Shetland and the adorable little Soay!
There is just so much there for the fibre enthusiast, but I have to say that I am glad that knitting does not interest me as the vast amount of lovely yarn there would really cause me to have a meltdown. As it was, I was able to focus on spinning and weaving items. Above is the Golding drop spindle that my BF bought for me. If you have not seen their items before, I highly recommend you click the name and check out the site. True artisans (make sure you look at the looms and wheels as well, they are breathtaking)!
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Are you in the Mid-Atlantic area and have not been to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival? I highly recommend it for next year, it is worth the drive if you are into any type of fibre arts!