YarnCon 2013

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YarnCon 2013

The Carolina Fiber Company has both art yarn and conventional handspun yarn on display in their booth.
Renee Jones, owner of Carolina Fiber Company, talks to a customer about the fiber content in a skein of art yarn.
Knitspin is offering customers to card batts of raw fiber so their roving can be spun into yarn.
Aunt Peggy's Closet, based in Aurora, has a busy booth at YarnCon.
Bridget from Biggie Handmade Goods offers felted yarn ball earrings in her booth.
The Heartland Cafe is again providing lunch and snacks for attendees of YarnCon, with a la carte items and reasonable prices.
Lynae Gregorian from Grinning Gargoyle has hand-dyed yarn in various weights and yardages, plus patterns and project bags, at her booth at YarnCon.
Cloudlover shows its deals prominently at the front of the booth at YarnCon.
The Windy City Knitting Guild is offering to wind any yarn purchased at YarnCon with their winder, while increasing awareness of the Guild at their booth.
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The Carolina Fiber Company has both art yarn and conventional handspun yarn on display in their booth. Credit: The Fiber Friend 2013

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