The shop

7 Depot Street, Proctorsville, VT

Shop Hours
Thur 10 - 9
Fri, Sat, 10 - 6
Sun 11-5

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Sit'n'Knit
Thursday Night
6-9pm

Spinner's Circle
Second Sunday
1-3pm

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We customize classes just for you. Find at a friend or two, let us know what you'd like to learn and we'll arrange the class.
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Next Rigid Heddle Class January 17, 18

Rigid Heddle Weaving

Weave a scarf while learning the fundamentals of ridged heddle weaving. A rigid heddle loom is a simple loom with alternating slots and holes through which a warp is threaded so it can be woven into cloth. The looms are foldable, affordable and easy to use. It is easily portable even with weaving in place. Looms are available at Six Loose Ladies. A few looms will be available for students without looms.

Materials: Materials Needed: 600 yards of Cascade 220 Superwash

Instructor: Phyllis Bont

FAVT Members: $50 Non-members: $60

Register here

The Painted Ladies

Hand Dyed exclusively for Six Loose Ladies

Coolidge Blanket Auction

To benefit the textile collection at the President Calvin Coolidge Historic Site in Plymouth Notch, VT

The spinners and weavers from Fiber Arts in Vermont and the Six Loose Ladies Yarn & Fiber Shop in Proctorsville, VT recreated Sarah Almeda Brewer Coolidge's woven blanket. Sarah (1823 - 1906) was Calvin's grandmother. The wool was donated by Harrisville Designs in Harrisville, NH and Green Mountain Spinnery in Putney, VT and handspun, hand dyed and woven by many volunteers. The blanket is woven in two pieces just as the original was and seamed. The blue dye was chosen to match the original color before fading occurred.

Fiber Arts in Vermont will donate 100% of the proceeds from this auction to the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation for the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site's textile collection.

SOLD - the blanket is now on display in the shop until the high bidder picks it up if you'd like to see it.

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