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All Points North Yarn Co

Baaad Rabbit Fibre Arts Co

Bins Bags and Baskets

Boostani Crafts

Bower Fibre Arts

Caliope's Fibre

Cooperspoon Dye Co

Cottonwood Creations

Crafts by Dao

Deb's Bags

Everlea Yarn

Ewesful Creations

Felt By Jane

Fidley Dyeworks

Free Fibre Libraries

Jackass Collective

IndiArts Collective

Innoxia Crafts

Knicoleknits

Knitting Knerds Yarn Rescue

Knot Just Yarn

Kussen and Kiss

lil so&so handmades

Living Lotus Chocolate

Lone Larch Designs

M & H Ice Dye

Mallory Donen - Artist

Morgan Made

Pepper and Pin

Perching Clay Art

Ponnie Matin Studios

Puzzle Tree Yarns

Round The Garden

Sheepless Yarns

Silver Harbour Senior Activity Center

Slan Baby

So Arts CA

Street Cat Designs

Sugar Sugar

Sweet Dreaks by Kiki 

Sweetly Kept Threads

That's Not Very Polite 

Tufted With Love

Wild West Dyes

Woolwerx Fibre Arts Studio

Yarnboler

Yoriko Oki

Your Next Knit

2 Crows Fibre

2 Crows Fibre

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2 Crows Fibre, owned by Dana, specializes in offering BC-grown fleece and unique hand-painted fibre inspired by the natural beauty and cultural heritage of British Columbia. Whether you’re into spinning, felting, or any fibre arts, 2 Crows Fibre supplies the natural materials needed to create your own extraordinary works.

As Vancouver’s only retailer of Unicorn Power Scour/Beyond Clean™, Dana ensures that fibre artists have access to top-tier cleaning solutions, making 2 Crows Fibre a go-to for those working with raw fleece..​

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All Points North Yarn Co

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All Points North Yarn Co. is the in-house yarn line of the Impossible Knit Yarn Shop, a cozy yarn and needlework haven located in 100 Mile House, BC. Founded and hand-dyed by owner Andie Giddings, All Points North was born from a desire to bring vibrant, thoughtfully dyed yarns to a rural fibre community.


In 2017, Andie transitioned from the insurance industry to open the Impossible Knit Yarn Shop after the local yarn store closed. She taught herself to knit and, by 2019, began dyeing yarn and designing knit patterns. 

Hand-dyed with love in the Cariboo, this UK yarn base is available exclusively through the Impossible Knit Yarn Shop. Featuring rich, one-of-a-kind colourways, All Points North is designed to spark joy and creativity in every project. Andie's yarn reflects her love for fibre, learning, and community—crafted to inspire connection and creativity with every stitch.


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Baaad Rabbit Fibre Arts Co

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Do you love all things colour? Well so does Baaad Rabbits. Located in New Westminster this shop opened its doors in 2022. Their staff is always ready to help inspire you in your creative endeavors. Baaad Rabbits offers accessibility to both quality workhorse and indie yarns along with fibre art kits and materials. They also host yarn swaps, classes and social events.

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Bins Bags & Baskets

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Having been sewing and crafting all her life, Janet came across surplus upholstery fabric in fall 2019 and began to sew bags/purses/pouches. The pandemic led her to find online community and furthered her passion of bag making. Being a knitter and crocheting led her to start making project bags and baskets. Janet, loves to play with fabric, generally trying to include some material that uses surplus/deadstock/reused clothing into each item.

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Bower Fibre Goods

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Bower Fibre Goods is a Vancouver-based studio founded by Janny, a designer and maker with a passion for creating practical, beautiful goods. Specializing in small-batch textile items, Janny focuses on natural fibres like cotton and linen, often incorporating upcycled materials to promote sustainability. Each piece is thoughtfully designed for durability and functionality, reflecting a commitment to quality craftsmanship.


From tea cozies to bamboo washcloths, Bower Fibre Goods offers a range of handcrafted items that blend aesthetic appeal with everyday utility. Janny’s hands-on approach ensures that every product—from the textiles to the labels—is made with care and attention to detail. By sourcing materials locally and from Canadian small businesses, she supports the local economy and fosters a sense of community.


Bower Fibre Goods embodies a philosophy of mindful making, where sustainability meets style. Janny’s creations are not only eco-friendly but also designed to bring joy and functionality to daily life. Her work is a testament to the beauty of slow, intentional craftsmanship in a fast-paced world.


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Caliope's Fibre

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Based in Maple Ridge, Caliope's Fibre offers  handmade supplies for Fibre artists.

From hand carded batts, to  handmade knitting notions and her “Build a Bag” sets, Shawna has been supplying us with wonderful items for over a decade. While you visit her table, check out the cool row counters she makes. Her triple blended batts are designed for consistency and sure to please.

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CopperSpoon Dye Co.

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CopperSpoon Dye Co. is run by Claire and Tihson, a creative duo from Victoria, BC, who blend their artistic passions into a vibrant yarn-dyeing business. Drawing inspiration from the stunning landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, their hand-dyed yarns feature dynamic colorways ranging from striking neons to earthy tones. With over 15 years of knitting experience, Claire brings her deep love for colour into every skein, while Tihson, a lifelong artist with an Art Noir photography background, views yarn as a unique canvas for exploring pure color. Their yarns, available in worsted, fingering, and bulky weights, are meticulously crafted, offering one-of-a-kind palettes perfect for special projects. Together, Claire and Tihson infuse their creations with care and joy, welcoming crafters to explore their growing collection and join their vibrant fibre community.

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Cottonwood Creations

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Cottonwood Creations based in Chilliwack, BC ,

is run by Jasra, a mother of two who originally started crafting handmade books under the name Bat Binding. The business has since evolved, and Jasra now creates a variety of items, including laser-engraved crafting tools and unique handmade books. Cottonwood Creations offers a range of products, such as looms, fibers, project books, and various crafting tools making your crafting journey easier in style.

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Crafts By Dao

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Crafts by Dao is the creative endeavor of Kingdao, affectionately known as Dao, a Thai-born artist now residing in North Vancouver, BC. Specializing in hand-embroidered jewelry, Dao brings delicate, nature-inspired designs to life, capturing the beauty of British Columbia’s landscapes in each piece.


Each accessory is meticulously crafted by Dao using high-quality DMC threads, ensuring vibrant colors and durability. Her creations, ranging from earrings to necklaces and rings, are stitched onto lightweight bases, offering comfort for all-day wear. With a variety of shapes and designs, every piece is unique, reflecting Dao’s commitment to individuality and craftsmanship.


Beyond her ready-made collections, Dao welcomes custom orders, inviting clients to collaborate on personalized designs that hold special meaning. Her work has been featured in local markets and online platforms, garnering appreciation for its whimsical charm and artisanal quality.


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Deb's Bags

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Handcrafted from cork, waxed canvas, linen and Harris Tweed Cloth, Deb's Bags offers unique, one of a kind bags and accessories. Each item is handmade in Surrey with Deb drawing her inspirationf from beautiful textures from around the world. Deb accepts custom orders so reach out.


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Everlea Yarns

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Wether you are a seasoned weaver or new to the art, Everlea Yarn will quickly become a favourite. Here you will find lovingly made plant dyed yarns and handcraft handheld tapestry looms made with maple & walnut woods. Janna’s weaving kits come with a handcrafted loom accompanied by a beautiful selection of plant-dyed yarns. Being a tapestry weaver by trade, Janna offers a free online introductory tapestry weaving workshop with each kit! While you are here, don’t forget to join the Everlea Yarns color club.


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Ewesful Creations

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Felt By Jane

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Felt by Jane emerged from an inner calling to create with fibre, igniting a passion Jane wants to share. She sources ethically sourced fiber, prioritizing local options. Her soap bars are made from premium natural bases, scented with essential oils and fragrances, with unscented options available.

Felt by Jane offers handmade heat-resistant trivets made from wet-felted wool, with a durable layer of wool felt combined with rayon and wood fibers. Jane's inventory is always evolving, and she welcomes custom creation inquiries.

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Fidley Dyeworks

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Free Little Fibre Libraries

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Free fibre libraries are like little free book libraries, but instead of books, they’re filled with crafting treasures! Operating on a “take what you need, gift what you can” system, these boxes offer yarn, fibre, and other textile goodies, empowering anyone to engage with the fibre arts community. With each library containing unique surprises, they invite both beginners and seasoned crafters to share, create, and connect through the love of fibre arts.

IndiArts Collective

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IndiArts Collective, founded by Valentina, a Colombian who has called Canada home since 2008, is a Vancouver-based social enterprise dedicated to celebrating and supporting South American Indigenous artisans. The brand showcases the incredible skills and cultural heritage of these communities through handmade bags, accessories, and jewelry. Each item tells a story, crafted in collaboration with artisans from Colombia, Peru, and Mexico. IndiArts Collective’s mission is to empower and uplift these artisans while sharing their unique designs with the world.​

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Innoxia Crafts

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Jackass Collective

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Jordyn, the creative force behind Jackass Collective, is a queer, disabled fibre artist celebrated for her bold use of color and texture. Embracing the philosophy that crafting is inherently political, she infuses her work with vibrant hues and rich textures, creating pieces that are both visually striking and deeply meaningful.

Jordyn’s journey into fibre arts began during the early days of the pandemic when she taught herself to crochet through YouTube tutorials. Initially working with acrylic yarn, she found the results unsatisfactory due to stiffness and sensory discomfort. This led her to explore knitting and experiment with natural fibers, which offered a more pleasing tactile experience.

Her approach to design is intuitive and freeform, often eschewing traditional patterns due to challenges with dyscalculia, a learning disability affecting numerical comprehension. Instead, Jordyn prefers to let her creations evolve organically, embracing mistakes as part of the creative process. She encourages others to “f**k around and find out,” believing that errors are valuable learning opportunities.

In addition to her fibre art, Jordyn is committed to supporting and collaborating with small businesses, reflecting her dedication to community and mutual growth. Through Jackass Collective, she offers a range of hand-dyed yarns, hand-spun fibers, and unique wearable pieces, all embodying her distinctive, unapologetically vibrant aesthetic.

Check out Jordyn on YouTube where she chats “Fibre Fckery” and “Yarn Yapping” Her down to earth, honest and raw personality will have you hooked.

Knicole Knits

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Knicole Knits is the creative world of Knicole, an enthusiastic and obsessive knitter with a passion for making the fibre arts fun, approachable, and deeply satisfying. With thousands of hours of hands-on experience, Knicole has mastered a toolkit of top-notch techniques and loves sharing them through weekly tutorials filled with smart tips, interactive learning, and the occasional witty aside from her snarky dog, Oscar. Known for her engaging teaching style (and for knitting with a martini in hand), Knicole is on a mission to help crafters of all levels create brag-worthy projects.

Before yarn took over her life, Knicole taught adult sewing classes and designed everything from wedding dresses to quilted wall hangings. Now, she brings that same creative flair to knitting, tweaking existing designs with smart additions like pockets, collars, and pops of colour. She’s even dabbling in crochet and pattern design, with big plans to publish her own patterns soon.

Whether you’re picking up needles for the first time or looking to sharpen your skills, Knicole Knits is all about building confidence, having fun, and celebrating every stitch along the way.

Knitting Knerds Yarn Rescue

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Knitting Knerds, founded by Zoe, Jane, and Terri, is like a secondhand bookstore—but for yarn! Based in the Tri-Cities and Metro Vancouver, they specialize in rescuing yarn and notions (like needles and patterns) that would otherwise go unloved or end up in landfills. Whether it’s unfinished COVID projects, baby wool from years ago, or inherited collections from grandmothers, Knitting Knerds gives yarn a new life.

They upcycle donated or sourced yarn, clean it, and offer it at affordable prices to beginner, eco-conscious, and thrifty crafters. Their goal is to make yarn accessible and sustainable. You can even swap your unwanted items for store credit, trading yarn you don’t need for something you love!

Knitting Knerds also sell kits for beginners using donated yarn and patterns, as well as handmade knitted and crocheted items created from the rescued yarn. They are passionate about supporting both new and seasoned crafters, helping them save money and the planet.
If you have yarn to donate, please reach out to them.

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Knot Just Yarn

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Born from a deep love of crochet and a passion for community, Knot Just Yarn is Alison’s response to a need for connection, creativity, and accessible fibre arts. When the arts and crafts store she co-owned closed its doors, Alison stepped up to keep the spirit alive—creating a space where students and makers could continue to gather, learn, and find the materials they love.

Operating primarily online, Knot Just Yarn offers a curated selection of yarns, accessories, and tools—with a special focus on accessibility and beginner-friendly options. Alongside her teaching partner Kim of @frogandstitch, Alison leads crochet and knitting classes in an off-site classroom where community continues to thrive.

Whether you’re picking up your first hook or expanding your fibre toolkit, Knot Just Yarn is here to support, inspire, and grow with you.


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Kussen and Kiss *Demo Table*

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Sahm, the creative force behind Kussen and Kiss, has always had a passion for drawing, painting, and fiber arts, even though knitting and sewing aren't her main crafts. About five years ago, she discovered Punch Needle, a technique that perfectly blends her love for design and craft. Through Punch Needle, Sahm "paints" with yarn, creating beautiful and practical objects from the unique fabrics she designs.

Sahm is also a dedicated teacher, finding great joy in sharing the Punch Needle technique with others. She is continually inspired by the 'aha' moments when her students master the craft and enter a state of creative flow. Through Kussen and Kiss, Sahm continues to explore the endless possibilities of Punch Needle, offering both her art and expertise to the world.

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Living Lotus Chocolate

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Audrey Wong, founder of Living Lotus Chocolate, is a passionate chocolate maker based in Vancouver who has spent over a decade perfecting the art of crafting ethical, plant-based treats. Her journey began after an inspiring trip to Maui, where she studied raw food and botany, eventually leading her to a raw food culinary and nutrition school. This experience sparked a deep commitment to creating pure, nourishing desserts that honor both personal health and the planet.

At Living Lotus, Audrey creates small-batch, bean-to-bar chocolate using only three ingredients and starting from ethically sourced, raw cacao beans from Peru and Ecuador. Her process—cracking, winnowing, grinding, aging, tempering, and molding—is all done by hand, ensuring every bar is made with intention and care. Free from dairy, soy, and artificial additives, her chocolate is a rich, guilt-free indulgence rooted in sustainability.

In addition to chocolate bars, Living Lotus offers drinking chocolate, cacao nibs, and chocolate-covered treats, all made with Audrey’s signature attention to quality and minimalism. Her creations are a celebration of simplicity, purity, and ethical sourcing—inviting chocolate lovers to experience indulgence that feels as good as it tastes. Audrey also hosts chocolate tastings, where she shares her knowledge of bean-to-bar making and guides participants through a sensory journey of flavour, texture, and origin—bringing people closer to the craft behind every bite.


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Lone Larch Designs

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M&H Ice Dye

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Making their market debut at XOXO Fibre, Vancouver-based M&H Ice Dye was born in the creative kitchen of Heather and Mike. Heather, a film industry costumer and textile artist, collaborates with Mike, a lighting technician in theatre and film, and a budding artist. Together, they love the ice dye process for its beautifully surprising results, producing one-of-a-kind pieces. Be sure to visit their table to explore their collection of ice-dyed socks, tees, and bandanas. While there, ask Heather and Mike all your questions about Free Fibre Libraries. (they run @arbutusfibreexchange)

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Mallory Donen

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Mallory Donen is a multidisciplinary artist based in Vancouver. Her work explores the intersection of digital technology and traditional craft, using cross-stitch as a bridge between threads and pixels. Drawing on techniques passed down through generations of women in her family, Mallory reclaims slow, intentional making as a form of resistance to the fast-paced digital world.

With a BFA from the University of the Fraser Valley and an MFA from the University of Manitoba, Mallory creates work that is both conceptually rich and visually intricate. She embraces spontaneous computer glitches as creative starting points, transforming digital imperfections into meaningful hand-stitched artworks. This collaborative process between artist and machine challenges conventional ideas of failure, perfection, and process.

Mallory has exhibited nationally and internationally. She currently works from her studio at City Centre Artist Lodge in Mount Pleasant, where her dedication to slow craft continues to evolve through curiosity, experimentation, and care.

MorganMade

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acquie, the artist behind MorganMade Canada, lives in North Vancouver and has always been inspired by the natural world, particularly trees and forests. Her journey began with watercolour painting, but her passion for textures led her to explore the world of natural dyes and fibres. Now, she creates unique, one-of-a-kind shawls and scarves made from silks, cottons, linens, and wool. Each piece is naturally dyed and beautifully infused with plants and leaves, reflecting her deep connection to nature and her excitement for the endless creative possibilities.​

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Pepper And Pin

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Perching Clay Art

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If you are looking for colorful, intricate one of a kind stitch markers, buttons or a desk monster to keep you company, you have to check out Perching Clay Art. Handmade in Vancouver by Jessica, these pieces are created with polymer clay without the involvement of paint or ink.


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Puzzle Tree Yarns

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Becca started Puzzle Tree Yarns in 2018 to address her colour challenges. She noticed that mini-skein options were limited and buying multiple large skeins for multicolor projects was costly. Beginning with dyeing mini skeins in her kitchen, her offerings now include skeins of various sizes and fibres in a constantly evolving palette of rainbow colors.  Additionally, Becca is a screenwriter. Her latest TV movie, "A Love Yarn," is a romantic comedy set in New Zealand, featuring yarn and sheep, available on CityTV and various streaming services. This movie is a must-watch for Hallmark-movie lovers and fibre artists alike.

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Sheepless Yarn

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Silver Harbour Seniors Activity Centre

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Silver Harbour Seniors Activity Centre is dedicated to fostering a community that honors and celebrates aging. Since its inception, the Centre has provided adults aged 55+ with enriching social, creative, physical, and learning opportunities in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Rooted in collaboration and community spirit, Silver Harbour offers a wide range of programs to support seniors in staying active, connected, and engaged.

The Centre’s journey began in February 1968 when a group of local seniors, alongside the then-Mayor of North Vancouver, recognized the need for a multi-service space on the North Shore. Through the tireless efforts of volunteers, countless planning meetings, and a shared vision, Silver Harbour officially opened its doors on September 22, 1973. Since then, it has continued to be a vital part of the community, offering a place where seniors can thrive and build meaningful connections.​​

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Slan Baby

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So Arts CA

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So Arts CA is a family-run business that began last year out of a shared passion for handmade crochet creations. Located in British Columbia, Canada, Sophie and family offers a delightful range of handmade items, including crocheted flowers, superheroes, bags and purses, stuffed animals, keychains, anime figures, plant pots, and charming flower lamps. Each product is crafted with love and care, reflecting the creativity and dedication of the family behind the brand. If you’re in the area, feel free to reach out to them for a chance to view these unique pieces in person and of course visit their table on September 29th.

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Street Cat Designs

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Street Cat Designs is an eco friendly jewelry line created in Squamish. Every piece is crafted with longevity, artistry, uniqueness, and mindfulness. Pam uses a repertoire of skills she learned from her grandmother when she was as young as 6 years old. She knits, crochets, wraps, forms and coils varying gauges of sterling silver and 14k gold filled wire, which she embellishes with gemstones sourced from all over the world, as well as freshwater pearls and select crystals.


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Sugar Sugar

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Sugar Sugar is the creative passion of Brianna-Mae, a North Vancouver mom who started her business after welcoming her daughter during the pandemic. While she’s always loved to bake, it wasn’t until she discovered the world of edible art that she found her true calling. Each dessert she creates isn’t just a treat—it’s a memory, crafted with care and creativity. Dedicated to being part of the community, Brianna-Mae loves adding a little sweetness to every special occasion.​

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Sweet Dreams by Kiki

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Sweet Dreams by Kiki is owned and operated by Keri-Lee, a talented Cree and Ojibway artist from Whitebear First Nation, Saskatchewan. Specializing in handmade beaded goods, Keri-Lee creates intricate earrings and other beautifully crafted pieces that reflect her rich cultural heritage. In addition to her beaded items, she also weaves items for cultural purposes and takes on commissioned work, sharing her artistry and traditions with a wider community.​​

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Sweetly Kept Threads

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Erika is a passionate crochet artist in her mid-20s, based in Vancouver. Since 2020, she has been crafting and selling her unique crochet creations through Instagram, markets, and word of mouth. Her Instagram page, @sweetlykept.threads, showcases a variety of her handcrafted items, including custom horn commissions and upcycled fashion pieces like jeans adorned with granny squares. Erika has also ventured into pattern design, creating original pieces such as the “Iris Sweater.”   


Beyond crochet, Erika is a multidisciplinary artist. Her broader artistic pursuits are displayed on her other Instagram account, @sweetlykept, where she shares projects like album artwork she painted for musician @iloveyoudearlyyy’s EP “Sitting on the Balcony.”  


Community and connection are at the heart of Erika’s endeavors. She actively seeks to build relationships with fellow fiber artists and enthusiasts, aiming to foster a supportive network within the crafting community. Her participation in markets and collaborations reflects her commitment to sharing her creations and engaging with like-minded individuals.

That's Not Very Polite

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The Flatz Fibre Library *Craft In*

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The Flatz Fibre Library is a free fibre library and knit group that provides low barrier access to fibre arts. The library is located in the Emily Carr University Library. They operate on a take what you need, leave what you can system. The founders host monthly knit nights that are open to students and the public.

This project has been a true effort of community building to connect the emerging fibre artists at their school with the larger Vancouver fibre arts community. The team behind Flatz Fibre Library hope they can inspire others to start their own knitting groups.

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Tufted with Love * Collab Art Project/Demo Table*

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Tufted with Love is a female-owned small business founded by mother-daughter duo Lina and Leen, nestled in Fraser Heights, Surrey, BC. With over five years of experience, they are passionate about sharing the joy of rug tufting with the community. Their cozy studio offers a welcoming space where anyone, from beginners to seasoned crafters, can explore their creativity. Tufted with Love provides all the supplies and expert guidance you need to bring your design dreams to life—whether it’s your first rug or your next masterpiece. Lina and Leen believe that art should be accessible to everyone, and tufting offers a fun, hands-on way to dive into the creative process without needing prior experience. Fun fact, they have a very beautiful wall of wool you must check out. ​

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WildWestDye

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WildWestDye is dedicated to bringing naturally dyed, renewable color goodness into your home, inspiring you to bring your beautiful handmade creations to life. Founded and run by Rebecca, a native Brit now living in New Westminster, British Columbia, after spending eight vibrant years in Sri Lanka, WildWestDye reflects her passion for color and sustainable crafting.
Each yarn cake is shipped ready to use, so you can start your projects as soon as it arrives.

At WildWestDye, only classical natural dye ingredients are used. Timeless dyes like Madder, Weld, and Cochineal, which have been used for centuries, are combined with modern layered dyeing techniques to create yarns with stunning color variation, depth, and warmth. Rebecca’s commitment to using traditional methods with a contemporary twist ensures that every skein from WildWestDye is a piece of art, rich with history and vibrancy.

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Woolwerx *Demo Table*

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Woolwerx is a social enterprise by the Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver, providing training and employment to women transitioning from the legal system, homelessness, and substance use challenges. Based in New Westminster, Woolwerx takes donated wool from BC farms and transforms it into high-quality handspun yarns, felted dryer balls, and Wonder Wool Pellets, a 100% wool fertilizer. This unique initiative helps women gain valuable job skills and build sustainable futures.

Woolwerx operates as a 100% waste-free business, ensuring that all materials are repurposed for creative and sustainable use. Their handmade products, available through their Etsy shop, reflect a commitment to community, environmental responsibility, and craftsmanship. Every purchase directly supports the empowerment and growth of women in Greater Vancouver.

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Yarnboler

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Yarnboler is the brainchild of Janet, a creative artisan known for her expertly crafted faux fur pompoms. Made from high-quality materials, these pompoms are soft, luxurious, and completely cruelty-free. Available in five sizes, Yarnboler’s pompom collection includes sparkle poms, project kits, mystery bags, catnip-filled poms, and even pompom stitch markers. Popular among fibre artists, at least five dyers have paired their yarn with Janet's Pompoms. While once offering project bags, Yarnboler now focuses mainly on pompoms, with nearly 20 stockists carrying their products. Whether you’re embellishing hats, baby booties, or accessories, Janet's pompoms are a playful and stylish finishing touch.

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Yoriko Oki

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Yoriko Oki is a talented fibre artist based in Vancouver, BC, specializing in hand-dyed yarns, weaving, and teaching. Originally from Tokyo, Japan, Yoriko's passion for textiles began at a young age.

She joined the Fibre Art Studio, a textile studio/gallery shop, on Granville Island in 2004. Visit her and you will find a wide range of yarn bases from sparkle to donegal to kid mohair.

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Your Next Knit

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Your Next Knit is a new online yarn shop based in West Vancouver, catering to knitters and crocheters of all skill levels. With a curated selection of sustainable and ethically made yarns, needles, and crafting supplies, they bring hard to find yarns to your doorstep. Their user-friendly website and exceptional customer service make it easy to find everything you need for your next project. Enjoy the convenience of shopping from home while still supporting a women-owned local business which focuses on diversity and inclusion. Smita has truly done a wonderful job of creating a welcoming community.

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lil so&so

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lil so&so offers handmade bags of all sizes, related accessories, book sleeves & organizers, as well as zero waste sewn items like cat toys, lanyards and wallets. The fabrics are custom printed and very expressive. Chantelle incorporates a lot of queer and neurodiversity themes into their work.

All items are handmade in their East Vancouver home studio. 

Chantelle’s first love is knitting and this shows in the project bags which are made with knitter's in mind.


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Deb's Bags

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Handcrafted from cork, waxed canvas, linen and Harris Tweed Cloth, Deb's Bags offers unique, one of a kind bags and accessories. Each item is handmade in Surrey with Deb drawing her inspirationf from beautiful textures from around the world. Deb accepts custom orders so reach out.

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Perching Clay Art

If you are looking for colorful, intricate one of a kind stitch markers, buttons or a desk monster to keep you company, you have to check out Perching Clay Art. Handmade in Vancouver by Jessica, these pieces are created with polymer clay without the involvement of paint or ink. 

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lil so&so handmades

lil so&so offers handmade bags of all sizes, related accessories, book sleeves & organizers, as well as zero waste sewn items like cat toys, lanyards and wallets. The fabrics are custom printed and very expressive. Chantelle incorporates a lot of queer and neurodiversity themes into their work.

All items are handmade in their East Vancouver home studio. Chantelle’s first love is knitting and this shows in the project bags which are made with knitter's in mind. 

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Baaad Rabbit Fibre Arts Co

 Do you love all things colour? Well so does Baaad Rabbits. Located in New Westminster this shop opened its doors in 2022. Their staff is always ready to help inspire you in your creative endeavors. Baaad Rabbits offers accessibility to both quality workhorse and indie yarns along with fibre art kits and materials. They also host yarn swaps, classes and social events.

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Everlea Yarns

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Wether you are a seasoned weaver or new to the art, Everlea Yarn will quickly become a favourite. Here you will find lovingly made plant dyed yarns and handcraft handheld tapestry looms made with maple & walnut woods. Janna’s weaving kits come with a handcrafted loom accompanied by a beautiful selection of plant-dyed yarns. Being a tapestry weaver by trade, Janna offers a free online introductory tapestry weaving workshop with each kit! While you are here, don’t forget to join the Everlea Yarns color club.

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Street Cat Designs

 Street Cat Designs is an eco friendly jewelry line created in Squamish. Every piece is crafted with longevity, artistry, uniqueness, and mindfulness. Pam uses a repertoire of skills she learned from her grandmother when she was as young as 6 years old. She knits, crochets, wraps, forms and coils varying gauges of sterling silver and 14k gold filled wire, which she embellishes with gemstones sourced from all over the world, as well as freshwater pearls and select crystals.

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Your Next Knit

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Your Next Knit is a new online yarn shop based in West Vancouver, catering to knitters and crocheters of all skill levels. With a curated selection of sustainable and ethically made yarns, needles, and crafting supplies, they bring hard to find yarns to your doorstep. Their user-friendly website and exceptional customer service make it easy to find everything you need for your next project. Enjoy the convenience of shopping from home while still supporting a women-owned local business which focuses on diversity and inclusion. Smita has truly done a wonderful job of creating a welcoming community. 

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Caliope's Fibre

Based in Maple Ridge, Caliope's Fibre offers  handmade supplies for Fibre artists. 

From hand carded batts, to  handmade knitting notions and her new “Build a Bag” sets, Shawna has been supplying us with wonderful items for over a decade. While you visit her table, check out the cool row counters she makes. Her triple blended batts are designed for consistency and sure to please.

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Yoriko Oki

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Yoriko Oki is a talented fibre artist based in Vancouver, BC, specializing in hand-dyed yarns, weaving, and teaching. Originally from Tokyo, Japan, Yoriko's passion for textiles began at a young age.

She joined the Fibre Art Studio, a textile studio/gallery shop, on Granville Island in 2004. Visit her and you will find a wide range of yarn bases from sparkle to donegal to kid mohair. 

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Cottonwood Creations

​Cottonwood Creations based in Chilliwack, BC ,

is run by Jasra, a mother of two who originally started crafting handmade books under the name Bat Binding. The business has since evolved, and Jasra now creates a variety of items, including laser-engraved crafting tools and unique handmade books. Cottonwood Creations offers a range of products, such as looms, fibers, project books, and various crafting tools making your crafting journey easier in style.

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Round The Garden

While sewing her high quality children's clothing, Jeannette can almost see kids running around a magical garden living their best lives in their best play clothes. Her love of sewing started at age 8 when she got her first sewing machine. Based in Langley, BC, Jeannette stays true to the things that are important for her brand, using  quality fabrics that are organic or tested for chemicals, that her entire stock is made by her, and that they are made to last.

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M&H Ice Dye

Making their market debut at XOXO Fibre, Vancouver-based M&H Ice Dye was born in the creative kitchen of Heather and Mike. Heather, a film industry costumer and textile artist, collaborates with Mike, a lighting technician in theatre and film, and a budding artist. Together, they love the ice dye process for its beautifully surprising results, producing one-of-a-kind pieces. Be sure to visit their table to explore their collection of ice-dyed socks, tees, and bandanas. While there, ask Heather and Mike all your questions about Free Fibre Libraries. (they run @arbutusfibreexchange

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Sea to Sky Designs

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Sea to Sky Designs is a yarn company based in Surrey, BC, offering lush, hand-dyed yarns ideal for various fibre crafts. Founded and operated by Michelle, a dedicated maker inspired by her family's rich crafting heritage, Sea to Sky Designs emphasizes high-quality, detailed products made with care. Michelle's passion for creating allows her to produce unique, vibrant yarns and knitwear, available in various bases like sock, DK, worsted, bulky, and super bulky, and sometimes specialty yarns such as mohair. It’s her bulky yarns in vibrant colours that she is best know for. Come check them out!

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Bins Bags and Baskets

Having been sewing and crafting all her life, Janet came across surplus upholstery fabric in fall 2019 and began to sew bags/purses/pouches. The pandemic led her to find online community and furthered her passion of bag making. Being a knitter and crocheting led her to start making project bags and baskets. Janet, loves to play with fabric, generally trying to include some material that uses surplus/deadstock/reused clothing into each item. 

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Okanagan Dye Works

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Having started as a fibre dyer even before she was a knitter, Nikki has been dying yarn for 13 years. Vernon based, and previously known as Nickelbee Art Studio, Nikki is well know for her colourful yarns, rovings and Teeswater locks. She uses bright bold colours that are inspired by the beautiful Okanagan Valley. Nikki also teaches felting classes. Check out her website not only for yarn and rovings but also for felting supplies and an array of handmade goods. Oh and while there, peek at all the fun names she gives her colorways.

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Puzzle Tree Yarns

Becca started Puzzle Tree Yarns in 2018 to address her colour challenges. She noticed that mini-skein options were limited and buying multiple large skeins for multicolor projects was costly. Beginning with dyeing mini skeins in her kitchen, her offerings now include skeins of various sizes and fibres in a constantly evolving palette of rainbow colors.  Additionally, Becca is a screenwriter. Her latest TV movie, "A Love Yarn," is a romantic comedy set in New Zealand, featuring yarn and sheep, available on CityTV and various streaming services. This movie is a must-watch for Hallmark-movie lovers and fibre artists alike.

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Felt By Jane

Felt by Jane emerged from an inner calling to create with fibre, igniting a passion Jane wants to share. She sources ethically sourced fiber, prioritizing local options. Her soap bars are made from premium natural bases, scented with essential oils and fragrances, with unscented options available.

Felt by Jane offers handmade heat-resistant trivets made from wet-felted wool, with a durable layer of wool felt combined with rayon and wood fibers. Jane's inventory is always evolving, and she welcomes custom creation inquiries.

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colecraft1111

Colecraft1111 is an Indigenous woman-owned business. Donna initially started with the creation of one-of-a-kind reiki-infused healing jewelry but has since expanded to offer a wide range of healing and metaphysical services. With a home Studio in West Vancouver, BC, Donna integrates her deep spiritual connection into all aspects of her work.

The services offered by Colecraft1111 include Usui Holy Fire III Reiki (from beginner to Master Teacher levels), crystal energy healing, cord-cutting, energy clearing, and angel guide services. Donna also facilitates Sister Circles, empowering women through guided sessions that promote healing and community.

In addition to her services, Donna continues to craft unique, Reiki-infused jewelry using ethically sourced materials like crystals, stones, and metals that enhance the healing properties of the pieces. Be on the lookout for fibre jewelry in her collection soon.

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C Yarn Hut

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C Yarn Hut is a charming yarn shop located in Vancouver, BC, specializing in knitting, crocheting, and amigurumi. Founded by Clara Leung, the shop offers a delightful array of handmade crochet items, from adorable animals to intricate plants. They also provide DIY kits and patterns, allowing enthusiasts to create their own masterpieces. With a passion for sharing their craft, C Yarn Hut hosts workshops to teach the joys of crochet to both beginners and seasoned crafters. Their motto, “Our Hut is filled with Yarn! Our Heart is filled with Love!” perfectly captures the warm and welcoming atmosphere of this creative haven.

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Kussen and Kiss

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Sahm, the creative force behind Kussen and Kiss, has always had a passion for drawing, painting, and fiber arts, even though knitting and sewing aren't her main crafts. About five years ago, she discovered Punch Needle, a technique that perfectly blends her love for design and craft. Through Punch Needle, Sahm "paints" with yarn, creating beautiful and practical objects from the unique fabrics she designs.

Sahm is also a dedicated teacher, finding great joy in sharing the Punch Needle technique with others. She is continually inspired by the 'aha' moments when her students master the craft and enter a state of creative flow. Through Kussen and Kiss, Sahm continues to explore the endless possibilities of Punch Needle, offering both her art and expertise to the world.

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So Art Ca

So Arts CA is a family-run business that began last year out of a shared passion for handmade crochet creations. Located in British Columbia, Canada, Sophie and family offers a delightful range of handmade items, including crocheted flowers, superheroes, bags and purses, stuffed animals, keychains, anime figures, plant pots, and charming flower lamps. Each product is crafted with love and care, reflecting the creativity and dedication of the family behind the brand. If you’re in the area, feel free to reach out to them for a chance to view these unique pieces in person and of course visit their table on September 29th. 

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Yarnboler 

Yarnboler is the brainchild of Janet, a creative artisan known for her expertly crafted faux fur pompoms. Made from high-quality materials, these pompoms are soft, luxurious, and completely cruelty-free. Available in five sizes, Yarnboler’s pompom collection includes sparkle poms, project kits, mystery bags, catnip-filled poms, and even pompom stitch markers. Popular among fibre artists, at least five dyers have paired their yarn with Janet's Pompoms. While once offering project bags, Yarnboler now focuses mainly on pompoms, with nearly 20 stockists carrying their products. Whether you’re embellishing hats, baby booties, or accessories, Janet's pompoms are a playful and stylish finishing touch.

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Copperspoon Dye Co

New to the scene, CopperSpoon Dye Co. is run by Claire and Tihson, a creative duo from Victoria, BC, who blend their artistic passions into a vibrant yarn-dyeing business. Drawing inspiration from the stunning landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, their hand-dyed yarns feature dynamic colorways ranging from striking neons to earthy tones. With over 15 years of knitting experience, Claire brings her deep love for colour into every skein, while Tihson, a lifelong artist with an Art Noir photography background, views yarn as a unique canvas for exploring pure color. Their yarns, available in worsted, fingering, and bulky weights, are meticulously crafted, offering one-of-a-kind palettes perfect for special projects. Together, Claire and Tihson infuse their creations with care and joy, welcoming crafters to explore their growing collection and join their vibrant fibre community.

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Sew Much Happy

Founded by Angel in late May, Sew Much Happy began as a heartfelt project making matching bags for close friends after a memorable weekend together. Encouraged by those around her, Angel decided to craft more bags to sell, first at the Entwined Festival in Langford and then at Knit City Calgary, where her vibrant and joyful designs were warmly received.

Located in Fort Langley, BC, Angel personally handcrafts each bag, drawing praise for her eye-catching combinations of colors and prints. With a commitment to sustainability, she often uses thrifted materials or fabric remnants from local quilt shops, embracing a “waste not, want not” approach. Inspired by the consistent encouragement of friends and family, Angel’s journey with Sew Much Happy has been a whirlwind of creativity and success, bringing joy through her carefully crafted designs.

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Raynfall Crafts

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Claire, the creator behind Raynfall Crafts, is an Irish crochet and knitting artist and instructor based in Vancouver, BC. Originally from Ireland, Claire learned her craft from her mother, godmother, and grandmother, dedicating her work to honoring their legacy. 

With a passion for accessibility, Claire specializes in teaching knitting and crochet tailored for individuals with mobility and disability challenges. She volunteers her time teaching these skills at Marpole Neighbourhood House and also runs a free fiber library to share resources within her community. In addition to offering classes, Claire has crochet patterns available for purchase on Etsy.

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Holli Yeoh

Holli Yeoh’s lifelong passion for knitting began in childhood and evolved through a fine arts degree in textiles and jewelry, leading to a 20-year design career. Her patterns are known for their casually elegant style, innovative techniques, and clear instructions, offering knitters both a rewarding experience and beautiful results. 

Holli values fine craftsmanship, teaching skills that empower knitters to take pride in their work while accommodating different styles and preferences. Her workshops equip students with practical techniques, deeper understanding, and confidence. Her patterns are available on Ravelry, Payhip, LoveCrafts, Makerist, and Knit Picks.

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Wild West Dyes

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WildWestDye is dedicated to bringing naturally dyed, renewable color goodness into your home, inspiring you to bring your beautiful handmade creations to life. Founded and run by Rebecca, a native Brit now living in New Westminster, British Columbia, after spending eight vibrant years in Sri Lanka, WildWestDye reflects her passion for color and sustainable crafting.
Each yarn cake is shipped ready to use, so you can start your projects as soon as it arrives.

At WildWestDye, only classical natural dye ingredients are used. Timeless dyes like Madder, Weld, and Cochineal, which have been used for centuries, are combined with modern layered dyeing techniques to create yarns with stunning color variation, depth, and warmth. Rebecca’s commitment to using traditional methods with a contemporary twist ensures that every skein from WildWestDye is a piece of art, rich with history and vibrancy.

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IndiArts Collective 

IndiArts Collective, founded by Valentina, a Colombian who has called Canada home since 2008, is a Vancouver-based social enterprise dedicated to celebrating and supporting South American Indigenous artisans. The brand showcases the incredible skills and cultural heritage of these communities through handmade bags, accessories, and jewelry. Each item tells a story, crafted in collaboration with artisans from Colombia, Peru, and Mexico. IndiArts Collective’s mission is to empower and uplift these artisans while sharing their unique designs with the world.​

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Knitting Knerds Yarn Rescue

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Knitting Knerds, founded by Zoe, Jane, and Terri, is like a secondhand bookstore—but for yarn! Based in the Tri-Cities and Metro Vancouver, they specialize in rescuing yarn and notions (like needles and patterns) that would otherwise go unloved or end up in landfills. Whether it’s unfinished COVID projects, baby wool from years ago, or inherited collections from grandmothers, Knitting Knerds gives yarn a new life.

They upcycle donated or sourced yarn, clean it, and offer it at affordable prices to beginner, eco-conscious, and thrifty crafters. Their goal is to make yarn accessible and sustainable. You can even swap your unwanted items for store credit, trading yarn you don’t need for something you love!

Knitting Knerds also sell kits for beginners using donated yarn and patterns, as well as handmade knitted and crocheted items created from the rescued yarn. They are passionate about supporting both new and seasoned crafters, helping them save money and the planet.
If you have yarn to donate, please reach out to them.

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Honey Canada

Honey Canada is the creative outlet of Yuki, a talented maker originally from Osaka, Japan, who moved to liv in Vancouver, BC in 1999. Yuki has been passionate about arts and crafts from a young age, and through Honey Canada, she shares her love for handmade natural wool creations. Each piece reflects her joy in the process, from concept to final product. Honey Canada offers unique wool crafts through its Etsy store and welcomes custom orders, allowing customers to collaborate on one-of-a-kind creations.

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Free Little Fibre Libraries

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Free fibre libraries are like little free book libraries, but instead of books, they’re filled with crafting treasures! Operating on a “take what you need, gift what you can” system, these boxes offer yarn, fibre, and other textile goodies, empowering anyone to engage with the fibre arts community. With each library containing unique surprises, they invite both beginners and seasoned crafters to share, create, and connect through the love of fibre arts.

Flatz Fibre Library

The Flatz Fibre Library is a free fibre library and knit group that provides low barrier access to fibre arts. The library is located in the Emily Carr University Library. They operate on a take what you need, leave what you can system. The founders host monthly knit nights that are open to students and the public.

This project has been a true effort of community building to connect the emerging fibre artists at their school with the larger Vancouver fibre arts community. The team behind Flatz Fibre Library hope they can inspire others to start their own knitting groups. 

"We are very grateful to Baaad Anna’s who has supported us in being a part of their Little Fibre Libraries community, and in uplifting our knit nights. Baaad Anna’s has generously sponsored a table for us to be at the XOXO Fibre Event. We hope to see you there!"

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The Crafty Jackalope

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The Crafty Jackalope was founded by Amanda Kaffka, who has been knitting since she was six, when she first learned using Arbutus twigs for needles. With a fashion design degree from Ryerson University, Amanda brings her love of knitwear design to life through her creative and playful kits. Known for her passion for sparkles, sequins, and everything that glitters, Amanda’s creations bring a touch of magic to every project. The Crafty Jackalope offers a curated selection of knitting and crochet patterns, kits, needles, and accessories, making it a vibrant hub for makers who love a little (or a lot of) bling in their projects.

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Woolwerx Fibre Arts Studio

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Woolwerx is a social enterprise by the Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver, providing training and employment to women transitioning from the legal system, homelessness, and substance use challenges. Based in New Westminster, Woolwerx takes donated wool from BC farms and transforms it into high-quality handspun yarns, felted dryer balls, and Wonder Wool Pellets, a 100% wool fertilizer. This unique initiative helps women gain valuable job skills and build sustainable futures.

Woolwerx operates as a 100% waste-free business, ensuring that all materials are repurposed for creative and sustainable use. Their handmade products, available through their Etsy shop, reflect a commitment to community, environmental responsibility, and craftsmanship. Every purchase directly supports the empowerment and growth of women in Greater Vancouver.

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Slan Baby

Slan Baby is the creative outlet of Arinn, a fibre artist with a deep-rooted passion for textile art and ancient techniques. With a background in archaeology and years of hands-on experience, Arinn began hand-dyeing baby clothes during the early days of the pandemic for her grandchild. What started as a personal project soon grew into a full-fledged business, focused on vibrant, hand-dyed yarn and custom colorways. Known for the signature Happy Monsters design, Slan Baby offers a whimsical touch to each creation. Arinn’s journey from baby clothes to yarn reflects a love for creativity and connection, and Slan Baby is thrilled to make its debut at the XOXO Fibre event.

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Tufted With Love Arts

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Tufted with Love is a female-owned small business founded by mother-daughter duo Lina and Leen, nestled in Fraser Heights, Surrey, BC. With over five years of experience, they are passionate about sharing the joy of rug tufting with the community. Their cozy studio offers a welcoming space where anyone, from beginners to seasoned crafters, can explore their creativity. Tufted with Love provides all the supplies and expert guidance you need to bring your design dreams to life—whether it’s your first rug or your next masterpiece. Lina and Leen believe that art should be accessible to everyone, and tufting offers a fun, hands-on way to dive into the creative process without needing prior experience. Fun fact, they have a very beautiful wall of wool you must check out. 

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Sugar Sugar

Sugar Sugar is the creative passion of Brianna-Mae, a North Vancouver mom who started her business after welcoming her daughter during the pandemic. While she’s always loved to bake, it wasn’t until she discovered the world of edible art that she found her true calling. Each dessert she creates isn’t just a treat—it’s a memory, crafted with care and creativity. Dedicated to being part of the community, Brianna-Mae loves adding a little sweetness to every special occasion.

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Sweet Dreams by Kiki

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Sweet Dreams by Kiki is owned and operated by Keri-Lee, a talented Cree and Ojibway artist from Whitebear First Nation, Saskatchewan. Specializing in handmade beaded goods, Keri-Lee creates intricate earrings and other beautifully crafted pieces that reflect her rich cultural heritage. In addition to her beaded items, she also weaves items for cultural purposes and takes on commissioned work, sharing her artistry and traditions with a wider community.​​

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Silver Harbour Seniors Activity Centre

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Silver Harbour Seniors Activity Centre is dedicated to fostering a community that honors and celebrates aging. Since its inception, the Centre has provided adults aged 55+ with enriching social, creative, physical, and learning opportunities in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Rooted in collaboration and community spirit, Silver Harbour offers a wide range of programs to support seniors in staying active, connected, and engaged.

 

The Centre’s journey began in February 1968 when a group of local seniors, alongside the then-Mayor of North Vancouver, recognized the need for a multi-service space on the North Shore. Through the tireless efforts of volunteers, countless planning meetings, and a shared vision, Silver Harbour officially opened its doors on September 22, 1973. Since then, it has continued to be a vital part of the community, offering a place where seniors can thrive and build meaningful connections.​​

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Greater Vancouver Weavers and Spinners Guild

The Greater Vancouver Spinners and Weavers’ Guild has been a cornerstone of the fibre arts community since 1935, with members from across the Greater Vancouver area. The Guild is dedicated to promoting, encouraging, and advancing the art of weaving and spinning. Through shared knowledge, skills, and ideas, members foster a collaborative environment that emphasizes the pursuit of excellence in all their work. The Guild also maintains a collection of literature and materials on weaving, spinning, and dyeing, accessible to all members, supporting both tradition and innovation in the fibre arts.

 

Membership is open to anyone with an interest in spinning, weaving, or related fibre arts, and new members are warmly welcomed. The Guild offers a variety of rental equipment to members and has a well-stocked library with over 900 recent and historical books, journals, and DVDs on textile arts, including weaving, spinning, dyeing, and knitting.

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Aster & Vine

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​Aster and Vine is a sustainable, small business that creates macramé and stringcraft kits using recycled cotton rope, sourced from fabric offcuts rescued from clothing factories. Founded by owner Danielle, Aster and Vine combines eco-consciousness with creativity, offering a wide range of macramé kits, accessories, and supplies.

Danielle is passionate about crafting and sustainability, and Aster and Vine’s mission is to make it easy for others to explore their creativity while minimizing environmental impact. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just starting out, their kits provide everything you need to create beautiful, eco-friendly art.

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MorganMadeCanada

Jacquie, the artist behind MorganMade Canada, lives in North Vancouver and has always been inspired by the natural world, particularly trees and forests. Her journey began with watercolour painting, but her passion for textures led her to explore the world of natural dyes and fibres. Now, she creates unique, one-of-a-kind shawls and scarves made from silks, cottons, linens, and wool. Each piece is naturally dyed and beautifully infused with plants and leaves, reflecting her deep connection to nature and her excitement for the endless creative possibilities.

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2Crows Fibre

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2 Crows Fibre, owned by Dana, specializes in offering BC-grown fleece and unique hand-painted fibre inspired by the natural beauty and cultural heritage of British Columbia. Whether you’re into spinning, felting, or any fibre arts, 2 Crows Fibre supplies the natural materials needed to create your own extraordinary works.

As Vancouver’s only retailer of Unicorn Power Scour/Beyond Clean™, Dana ensures that fibre artists have access to top-tier cleaning solutions, making 2 Crows Fibre a go-to for those working with raw fleece..

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