In Part 2 of the 2018 Rhinebeck recap, Kristen Judkins of Gilead Fiber Farm joins me for some fun stories, and tips for attending the New York Sheep & Wool Festival (or other large fairs). We also show more of our purchases. [View Part 1]
Check out my previous interview with Kristen.
People and businesses mentioned in this episode:
Bitsy Knits – hand-dyed yarn and luxury rovings
Boitson’s Restaurant, speakeasy vibes and great food in Kingston, New York
Clara Parkes – A Stash of One’s Own
Foster Sheep Farm – natural colored yarns and more
Humulus sweater designed by Isabell Kraemer
Jane Beauchamp of Fullam Meadow Farm – Coopworth sheep and fiber, free-range poultry, and more.
Jorie of the The Perfect Blend Yarn and Tea Shop in Saugerties, New York.
Jill Draper Makes Stuff – sheep-to-skein hand dyed yarns. Her new ebook Here is on Ravelry.
Lisa Souza – hand-dyed braids
Mad River Fiber Arts & Mill in Waitsfield, Vermont
Maple Frost Farm – Leicester Longwool fleeces
Marianne Dube of Mountain Vewe Coopworths – Coopworth sheep, yarn, roving, and sheepskins
Marsh Mallo Farm – Jacob sheep and wool; custom sheep portraits
Mason Dixon Knitting – Ann Shayne and Kay Gardiner
Papillon Shawl by Marin Melchior
Pom Pom Quarterly – knitting patterns, crafts, cooking
Shannon Okey of Cooperative Press
Thea Coleman, aka BabyCocktails
The Beer Diviner, nano-brewery in Petersburgh, NY
When Your Llama Needs a Haircut by Susanna Leonard Hill
Winter’s Past Farm – Coopworth sheep, dyed locks, fleece, yarn
