Rowan Trunk Show
Northwest Wools is excited to host a trunk show full of spectacular Rowan garments from Friday, November 16, through Saturday, November 24th.
In addition to the shop models we normally have on hand, we’ll also have additional garments sent to us from Rowan. These special models will include sweaters, wraps and accessories made from a number of Rowan yarns, including Kid Classic, Felted Tweed, Alpaca Classic and Valley Tweed. All of the models are from their Fall 2018 line, and patterns are available in Rowan books and magazines on sale at Northwest Wools.
Don’t miss this opportunity to admire, touch and try on some of the fabulous items we usually just admire on the pages of Rowan Magazine!
Shaggy Bear Farms Pop-Up Shop
Friday, September 7, 10 am – 6 pm
It’s almost time for one of our favorite events at Northwest Wools! Wendy Hanson of Shaggy Bear Farms will be here once again with a roomful of fabulous yarns and fiber.
Wendy runs a “Farm to Needle” operation in Scio, Oregon, where she tends a flock of more than 400 animals and hand-dyes her yarns. Wendy knows all of her animals by name, and sings to them as she shears them! She can tell you all about the various “characters” on her farm, many of whom are rescue animals.
Wendy’s inventory truly has something for everyone: Beautiful, vibrant colors as well as undyed, natural hues; buttery soft merino/silk blends and rugged, “crunchy” yarns. Many of Wendy’s yarns are blends of fibers from her many breeds of animals. There are a variety of yarn weights to choose from, as well as undyed roving from her unique breeds.
Whether you knit, crochet, spin or weave, you are bound to find something you love at this First Friday event! Come on by and meet Wendy – you will learn a lot more about the life of an independent farmer and dyer.
Welcome to the Seattle to Portland Yarn Train April 7 & 8! We look forward to hosting the fiber enthusiasts of the Snohomish Knitters Guild at Northwest Wools for their annual Seattle to Portland Yarn Train Event.
For you Seattle to PDX Yarn Train Participants, we have a huge selection of all the big name yarns plus lots of local Oregon indies, too. We also carry one of the largest Roving selections in the Portland area! Roving from Ashland Bay, Fiber Braids from Woolgatherings and Dicentra Fibers and even some rare breed, undyed Roving from Shaggy Bear Farms. Please check out our new Yarns & Fibers Page here to see our full list of yarns and fibers.
There are tons of new shop models to inspire, many of them in fun new Yarn Kits. Plus we will have a special discount available just for you Seattle to Portland Yarn Train-ers on this weekend. Please be sure to ask us about it!
More about the Seattle to Portland Yarn Train Event (info courtesy of the Snohomish Knitters Guild)
A small Washington Snohomish county Stitch ‘N Bitch group initiated the first yarn train in 2005 to spend time together knitting and yarn shopping. Since then the event has grown to more than 200+ folks who come to Portland to shop for their favorite product, knit while in transit and meet other knitters.
Welcome to the Seattle to Portland Yarn Train April 7 & 8! We look forward to hosting the fiber enthusiasts of the Snohomish Knitters Guild at Northwest Wools for their annual Seattle to Portland Yarn Train Event.
For you Seattle to PDX Yarn Train Participants, we have a huge selection of all the big name yarns plus lots of local Oregon indies, too. We also carry one of the largest Roving selections in the Portland area! Roving from Ashland Bay, Fiber Braids from Woolgatherings and Dicentra Fibers and even some rare breed, undyed Roving from Shaggy Bear Farms. Please check out our new Yarns & Fibers Page here to see our full list of yarns and fibers.
There are tons of new shop models to inspire, many of them in fun new Yarn Kits. Plus we will have a special discount available just for you Seattle to Portland Yarn Train-ers on this weekend. Please be sure to ask us about it!
More about the Seattle to Portland Yarn Train Event (info courtesy of the Snohomish Knitters Guild)
A small Washington Snohomish county Stitch ‘N Bitch group initiated the first yarn train in 2005 to spend time together knitting and yarn shopping. Since then the event has grown to more than 200+ folks who come to Portland to shop for their favorite product, knit while in transit and meet other knitters.
