Fiber Flea Market 2025

A fun and cheap way to stock up on textile supplies at amazing prices. Search for bargains on yarn, thread, fiber, fabric, notions, tools, patterns, books, magazines, tools, and equipment at this textile-only sale. Our vendors are bringing treasures, one-of-a-kind finds, and plenty of too-good-to-leave-behind/I-will-use-this-someday goodies. Entry is free, so grab a friend, come on down, and shop till you drop!

Want to help out at the event? Volunteer to help set up the SEFAA Center for the sale on Friday and/or for a 2-hour shift while you hang out with friends at Fiber Flea Market 2025! Depending on which shift you volunteer for, your duties may include helping customers and vendors, staffing the SEFAA sales area, and setup/takedown. Sign up online today!

Vendors: 

Helen Boyle – Natural mohair, custom batting and rolag blends, handcrafted tools (including orifice hooks), needle felting kits, and wooden buttons.

Myla Chapman – A curated selection of Japanese textiles, African fabrics, and beads.

Michelle Field – Locally grown raw wool, yarns, and roving. Also featuring jewelry crafted from upcycled vintage knitting needles.

Ginny Harris – A wide variety of high-quality dressmaking materials, notions, and specialty sewing items.

Jessica Henderson – Over 800 vintage sewing patterns, vintage knitting books, and a small de-stash of fabric, yarn, and notions.

Cynthia Heysek – Yarn, fabrics, and needlework supplies for a range of fiber arts.

Carol Ann Holton – Fabric, tote bags, and quilt blocks, all ready for your next project.

Stacey Howe – A selection of yarn and fabric, primarily indie-dyed and specialty items.

Debbie Maclin – Beautiful Guatemalan and other ethnographic textiles.

Mary Mattimoe – Pre-washed and ironed quilt shop fabric from the estate of Regina Carter.

Sandra Mazliah – A variety of yarn offerings.

Ellen Meier Elvin – Quilter’s cotton, upholstery fabrics, linen-cotton blends, and drapery-weight materials. Notions may also be available.

Jon Eric Riis – A unique assortment of ethnographic textiles from Asia (China, Japan, Bhutan, Myanmar, India), Central America, and a few American Indian pieces.

Laurel Rosenberg – A colorful selection of quilter’s cotton fabric.

Swaantje Sass – Yarn, tools for fiber work, crochet and knitting books, and handmade crochet items.

Terri Taylor – Dressmaking fabrics, a Cricut with cartridges, a Babylock sewing/embroidery machine, and various miscellaneous items.

Denise Tokarz – Mostly yarn at 40–50% off MSRP, along with books, magazines, and accessories.

Hellenne Vermillion – Handmade garments, fabric, and a range of fiber arts.

Charlene Williams – Sari fabric pieces, Asian fabric swatches, vintage spools of thread, embroidered doilies, old patterns, and embroidered textiles.

Questions? Just email: fleamarket@fiberartsalliance.org.