1.Featured Farm-. Back Corner Farm, Sweet Home Mohair-raw, washed, dyed roving, batts, locks; hand-dyed wool roving and Hand-dyed art batts Kris Noland BackcornerFarm@yahoo.com

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2. Appleton Family Fiber Mill. Custom fiber preparation services (scouring, carding, blending). prepared fiber from local farms, undyed or dyed. appletonfibermill.com

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3. Artisan Fibers-Hand-dyed and blended batts; hand-painted ribbons; handwoven and hand-dyed scarves and hats; embellishment kits; lavender Debbie Ellis artisanfibers@aol.com

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 4. Aurora Colony Fiber Arts Raw and washed Border Leicester fleeces; Blended fancy batts; Carded roving Alpaca and Border Leicester; Navajo and Scottish Spindles Yak and silk Chris Thomas-Flitcroft ispinchristine@gmail.com

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5. BiMidBar Farm Raw Shetland fleeces,  Shetland locks, book, ”Two Goat Kids: Stanley and Yankel” Photographs Noah Sheinman bimidbarfarm@gmail.com

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6. Cedar Creek Farm and Fiber- Fiber batts and hand-dyed yarn; beanies Jodi Rametes Fiberewe@yahoo.com

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7. Dreaming Creek Fiber Arts Hand-dyed top; ready to spin washed locks; sheep specific batts and roving. Kathleen Bau-Madsen dreamingcreekfiberarts@gmail.com

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 8. Emily Needlefelts Raw Icelandic whole fleeces; washed and carded Icelandic wool; dryer balls, needle felted felting mats and animals; wool paintings. Emily Sanders lemonygal99@gmail.com

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9. Eves Minor Creations Oriface hooks, weaving bobbins, battens, needles, bowls, mug rugs, cutting boards, French rolling pins, jewelry, and stitch markers Sara Buse and Eves Minor sarabuse6@gmail.com

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10. Ewesfluffy Fiber Romney and Blue Faced Leicester fleeces; carded Romney roving; hand spun hand dyed yarn; drop spindle kits; felting fiber; top, knitted items; and more Mary Jo Haslem NVfilly@aol.com

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11. Fiber First Farm Raw, covered sheep wool fleeces from Romeldale and Romeldale-cross sheep; white and natural colored, pin-drafted roving and yarn. Mary Engstrom info@fiberfirstfarm.com

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12. Fir Acres Farm, Shetland sheep plus a small flock of mixed breeds. Wool socks (on a CSM) and many felted items. Gary & Sharon White 503-631-3873

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13. Flower Power Fiber- Naturally-dyed yarns, natural dye kits, fiber gifts, seed packs of natural dye plants. Melia Chase flowerpowerfiber@gmail.com

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14. Goat Knoll Cashmere and Shetland wool fleeces; roving, yarn and knitting kits; Knitting patterns by Linda Fox; Pendleton wool hand-woven rugs. Linda Fox LindaFox@fibergoat.com

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15. Hilltop Fiber LLC- yarns and crafts of Gotland, Cheviot and Merion wool. Naturally dyed. Nylon free socks. Kimberly Rauch Kimberly.D.Rauch@hilltopfiberllc.com

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16. Nebo-Rock Textiles Handspun yarn from own animals; Mushroom, Lichen and plant dyed Merino yarn; hand dyed Merino roving and yarn; handwoven blankets and rugs. Janet Heppler nebo-rock@saber.net

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17. Nunley Looms and Weaving Tools- clef inkle looms, Rigid Heddles, Shuttles, Weaving needle, Beaters Annie Nunley nunleylooms@gmail.com

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18. New Chestnut Hill Jacob wool fleece-raw and washed; Jacob yarns; Hand dyed natural yarn; Jacob and Jacob blended roving; Botanical printed fabrics. Anna Zell zellanna74@gmail.com

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19. Oregon Wool and Fiber Mill Alpaca roving in bumps, batts and loose locks; Alpaca roving blends(wool, silk); locally sourced alpaca yarn; Also accepting fleeces to be processed by our mill. Jane Ratcliff  Orwoolandfibermill@gmail.com

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20. Shaggy Bear Farm yarn and roving (natural and dyed) from 44 breeds of fiber animals raised on my farm. Wendy Hanson shaggybearfarms@yahoo.com

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21. Ten O’clock Farm- Oregon raised Icelandic sheep Icelandic lopi yarn, raw fleeces, roving, batts. Cat condos, dog beds, dryer balls, kitty toys felted items.and other gifts. Cheryl Mansfield.  Mansfield.cheryl@gmail.com

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22. Thistle Rose Farm Raw wool; eco dyed scarves; yarn and pin roving from my farm raised animals. Debra Christensen Thistlerosefarm@aol.com

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23. Upstream Alpacas Alpaca spinning fiber; Alpaca yarn; Alpaca dryer balls and felted soap. Christine Riley criley@teleport.com

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24. ZZ Fiberworks LLC Carded Alpaca fiber in batts or cloud form; Alpaca blend yarns; Alpaca filled comforters and woven blanket throws. Dave Zandberg ZZFIBERWORKS@yahoo.com