News from our Sponsors
All Wound Up
All Wound Up will be closed for winter break Dec 25 - Jan 1.
When we reopen January 2nd, and will have a full calendar of fun classes and events to start your New Year. Some highlights to look forward to: Berroco's Mystery Blanket KAL (with gatherings at AWU to work on your blanket), Pressed Flowers Kerchief Zoom Class, Pressed Flowers MAL (in-person), Avena Sweater KAL (pattern by Jennifer Steingass) and more!
Bazaar Girls
There are still a few spots open in Beth Brown-Reinsel's Cowichan-Inspired Cardigan, in person on Feb. 7-9, 2025.
For more information: https://www.bazaargirls.com/wp/?event=cowichan-inspired-cardigan-with-beth-brown-reinsel.
For more information on these classes and to register, click here.
Churchmouse Yarns & Teas
All of us Mice wish all you awesome members Best Wishes! for a happy and rewarding 2025. Keep those needles clicking, and see what's up in January at our Studio on our website here.
Skagit Woolen Works
January 4th: St Distaff's Day, Lucille Umbarger Elementary School, Burlington, WA
10am-3pm. Used equipment table, spinning circles, and vendors galore! New spinners are most welcome - spinning in community is a great way to learn and grow!
February 1st: American Wool Month at Strikke Yarns in Bothell, WA. More details coming soon, sign up for our newsletter and Strikke Yarns' newsletter for information on how to sign up. We'll be giving a presentation, followed by an introduction to drop spindle spinning.
February 15th-16th, 11am-5pm: Handmadeland hosted by Making Local Markets at Magnuson Park Hangar 30. Loads of great local vendors with everything from food to crafts and in between. More details coming soon.
March 6th & 20th, classes at Wool Friends in Seattle. Anna will be teaching two classes, an Introduction to Drop Spindle Spinning and Introduction to Wheel Spinning. Sign up for their newsletter for information on how to register! (We're pretty excited about this new collaborative making space in Seattle so be sure to follow for all their adventures!
Wool Friends
Wool Friends is a place for fiber arts enthusiasts to gather, play, and share their knowledge of their craft. Knitters, weavers, spinners, sewists, and fans of fabric and fiber in all its forms, from beginners to experts — everyone is welcome! Our memberships include access to equipment and special events, as well as workshops and project help. We're hosting a grand opening party on January 4th, 5-9pm, with our studio doors officially opening on January 5th.
All Wound Up will be closed for winter break Dec 25 - Jan 1.
When we reopen January 2nd, and will have a full calendar of fun classes and events to start your New Year. Some highlights to look forward to: Berroco's Mystery Blanket KAL (with gatherings at AWU to work on your blanket), Pressed Flowers Kerchief Zoom Class, Pressed Flowers MAL (in-person), Avena Sweater KAL (pattern by Jennifer Steingass) and more!
Bazaar Girls
There are still a few spots open in Beth Brown-Reinsel's Cowichan-Inspired Cardigan, in person on Feb. 7-9, 2025.
For more information: https://www.bazaargirls.com/wp/?event=cowichan-inspired-cardigan-with-beth-brown-reinsel.
For more information on these classes and to register, click here.
Churchmouse Yarns & Teas
All of us Mice wish all you awesome members Best Wishes! for a happy and rewarding 2025. Keep those needles clicking, and see what's up in January at our Studio on our website here.
Skagit Woolen Works
January 4th: St Distaff's Day, Lucille Umbarger Elementary School, Burlington, WA
10am-3pm. Used equipment table, spinning circles, and vendors galore! New spinners are most welcome - spinning in community is a great way to learn and grow!
February 1st: American Wool Month at Strikke Yarns in Bothell, WA. More details coming soon, sign up for our newsletter and Strikke Yarns' newsletter for information on how to sign up. We'll be giving a presentation, followed by an introduction to drop spindle spinning.
February 15th-16th, 11am-5pm: Handmadeland hosted by Making Local Markets at Magnuson Park Hangar 30. Loads of great local vendors with everything from food to crafts and in between. More details coming soon.
March 6th & 20th, classes at Wool Friends in Seattle. Anna will be teaching two classes, an Introduction to Drop Spindle Spinning and Introduction to Wheel Spinning. Sign up for their newsletter for information on how to register! (We're pretty excited about this new collaborative making space in Seattle so be sure to follow for all their adventures!
Wool Friends
Wool Friends is a place for fiber arts enthusiasts to gather, play, and share their knowledge of their craft. Knitters, weavers, spinners, sewists, and fans of fabric and fiber in all its forms, from beginners to experts — everyone is welcome! Our memberships include access to equipment and special events, as well as workshops and project help. We're hosting a grand opening party on January 4th, 5-9pm, with our studio doors officially opening on January 5th.
