Fiber: it's more than just a breakfast cereal or wool from sheep! Come celebrate the many facets of fiber in 2012. The festival this year is filled with opportunities and events focusing on all aspects of fiber and more!
More than than just yarn, our vendors offer various raw and finished fibers, the animals they come from, buttons to spinning and weaving equiptment, rugs and purses to hats and sweaters, jewelry, art, pottery and more!
You can even try some local wines, fresh cider and pie - something for everyone!
Our events, classes and vendors are increasing from now until festival time. Keep checking back often to see what has been added!

Many various animals produce fiber that can be used for clothing, felting and other types of textiles. Visit with various breeds both at vendor booths and in our educational Breed Exhibit. If you would like your animals to participate, look for more details in the Breed Exhibit section of the Events page.

Did you know that Mohair yarn is spun from the hair of Angora goats?
See the curly locked critters at the Angora Goat Show on Saturday and Sunday. Check out the Events page for times and details.

Watch raw fiber being spun into yarn and woven into beautiful scarves at the Fleece to Scarf competition on Sunday morning or make a team yourself and sign up to compete! See all the details at Fleece to Scarf

Are you interested in taking that special project directly from the fleece to finished goods? Our Juried Fleece Sale is the place to start! Wool, alpaca, mohair and more! This is a great opportunity for fleece producers to market their product. More details on the Juried Fleece page.

Interested in learning a new skill or just trying out something new? There are many classes to choose from - pre-registration is required so check the Classes page often to see what has been added.

The festival also has events, demonstrations and mini seminars that need no pre-registration. Stop in and learn something new!
Sheep dog herding, shepherding, dyeing with nature, spinning, weaving, knitting and more! Keep checking our Events page to see what has been added.

The Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival is organized for the purpose of providing an outlet for fiber artists/producers in the Shenandoah Valley region. It also seeks to provide educational opportunities to the public on various aspects of the fiber industry and promote interest in heritage arts. All profits exceeding necessary funds for following year start-up are donated back into the surrounding community. Our main objectives are to provide an educational and informational consortium and to promote rural economic vitality.
The Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival is a 501(c)3 organization and donations are tax deductible. Mail to SVFF PO Box 411 Boyce VA 2260

SVFF Contributes to the Community