Showing posts with label Crafted in Rapid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crafted in Rapid. Show all posts

Friday, March 1, 2013

Hand Crafted in the hills and Crafted in Rapid ROCK!

Well, we are zipping along with schedules and it looks like our Fiber Festival is really going to ROCK! We have the Hand Crafted in the hills Schedule and Class Schedule ready for you. Here it is:

EVENT SCHEDULE

Friday
3pm-6pm—Vendor set up &check in
6pm—check in
7pm—One knitter’s Trash is another Knitter’s Stash
8:30pm—Fashion/unTalent show

Saturday
7am—late vendor set up
8:30am—check in
9am—classes begin (refer to class schedule please)
            MarketPlace opens
            Fiber circle opens
            Installation art piece yarn hand out
            Fiber collection begins
5pm—MarketPlace closes
            Classes end
Dinner on your own!
7pm—Raveling and unRaveling!

Sunday
10am—MarketPlace opens
              Classes begin
              Installation art piece needle felting fun!
              Fiber Collection/Drum carder demo
              Fiber circle opens
4pm—classes end
            Last minute purchases
5pm—MarketPlace closes

5:01: start planning for next year!
5-8pm Vendor take down



CLASS SCHEDULE

Saturday
9am Beginning Knitting (2 hr)
11am Wacky Warping (2 hr)
1pm Toe Up Sock Toes (1 hr)
2pm Beginning Crochet (2 hr)
2pm Beginning Wheel Spinning (2 hr)
4pm Spindle Spinning (2 hr)

Sunday
10pm 3D Needle Felting (2 hr)
10pm Hat Recipe (2 hr)
12pm Toe Up Sock Heels (1 hr)
1pm Rigid Heddle Weaving (2 hr)
3pm Rug Hooking (2 hr)

 The entrance fee for the Festival will be $5 and you will receive a goody bag full of fun things. Our vendors have been very generous to donate items for the goody bags and for the Door Prizes. We will post our Vendor List as soon as we have it completed. Tell everyone you know about the Festival, it is going to be so MUCH fun!


CRAFTED IN RAPID our consignment area of c r yarn is filling up with the most WONDERFUL items for sale. All items in our booths are hand-crafted from various materials. There are no two vendors alike and their merchandise is awesome. There are 3 vendors that come from other states but have ties to the Rapid City area and all the rest of our vendors make their items in Rapid City or real close! Here is the list of Vendors that are in the booths in the back. Not all of them are ready to sell, but their stuff is coming in soon.

Backporch Fiber and Metalworks Studio
Chinook Winds Bison Fiber and Yarn
Eagles Wings Enterprises
Fuzzbee Yarns
Native Life Designs
SageRidge Mill and Critters
Spindlers Cottage
Yarnsanity

So come in and C R yarn and C our Crafts in the back.
 

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Long Week

This has been a long week for Rita and Sue. We both had our challenges and crazy moments. We had traveling, company, headaches, heartbreaks and little sleep. BUT, we survived! We are moving along on the Hand Crafted in the hills Fiber Festival preparations. We have a bunch of vendors interested, we have classes forming, exciting FUN things to do together in the evenings planned and we are getting lots of interest from people. This is going to be so much fun!

And the Crafted in Rapid booths are coming along quite nicely too. We hope to have everyone in their booths and set up to sell by March 1, which is Friday already! We have such a wonderful list of vendors in the Crafted in Rapid booths, they are: Eagles Wings Enterprises, Yarnsanity, Chinook Winds Bison, SageRidge Mill and Critters, Native Life Designs, Backporch Fiber and Metalworks Studio, Spindlers Cottage and Fuzzbee Yarns. It is so nice to see the booths filling up with merchandise, knowing that the people who created these items have done this with their own hands and expertise, bringing age-old crafts to our midst.

Rita is feeling better and will be back in the shop, while Sue has to take a couple of days off for a funeral. Amanda is busily preparing items for the Fiber Festival while all of us are looking forward to seeing you in the shop.

Thank you to our Fiberly Community for shopping with us, sharing our lives and our passion about fiberly, yarny stuff. We appreciate you so much!

Sue