What is your name (first name is fine), business name and location? Theresa Bentz, Get Bentz Farm, Northfield MN What do you offer in your vendor space at Anoka Fiber Works? Roving, batting, and fleeces for spinners. I own a small mill and focus specifically on roving, batting, and washed... Read more →
My name is Jennifer. I am the proprietor of The LayZee Farmer LLC. I know there is nothing lazy about farming, but before I started raising sheep I would not keep livestock over the winter. When people asked why, I told them "I'm a lazy farmer." Hence the name. I... Read more →
"Hello from the newest vendors at Anoka Fiber Works! We are the Froehlich family; Jamie, Jean, Jennifer, and Kelly. Our farm, Snake River Acres (formerly EK Sheep), is located on an old dairy farm outside of Grasston, Minnesota. Although we are new to AFW we are not new to sheep... Read more →
Located 15 miles north of Park Rapids Minnesota, Wether'sfield Wool Farm was established in 2014 by Francis and Julie Zilka. As an avid spinner, knitter, and weaver Julie spent years exploring the various breeds of sheep by purchasing raw fleece and processing it into finished product. Choosing breeds that would... Read more →
The Berryhill Farm is an ever changing hobby farm in Pine Island, MN, just north of Rochester situated in the beautiful rolling hills and farmland so typical of the area. David and Eve Berryhill purchased this 100 year old house and accompanying buildings upon the completion of Eve’s residency at... Read more →
A long time ago, in a land far away, well, not that far away, in fact, on this very farm, a young girl raised a bottle lamb and a goat kid. Toro, Lawn Boy, and the dog, Sammie, were devoted to that young girl. Every morning, the four of them... Read more →
Beautiful locally raised washed fiber and yarns from the Black Sheep Family. Read more →
Bekaz Feltworks carries farm-direct yarn and fibers from their own flock, including more unusual breeds like Karakul wool for your heartiest fiber arts projects. Read more →