Ottawa Valley Fiber Arts
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- Honey Gables
- Ottawa, ON K1V 1H6 Canada
- Directions »
- (613) 220-5557
- http://www.ottawavalleyfiberarts.ca
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Notes
Spinning supplies, fiber, spinning wheels, handspun yarns, weaving supplies, acid dyes, spinning and weaving accessories.
Visit us by appointment! Take our wheels for a spin. Floor models can visit you for a week while you decide whether it is right for you. We carry Louet, Ashford, and Majacraft.
Hours
- Thu - Fri:
- 06:00PM - 08:00PM
- Sat:
- 10:00AM - 04:00PM
- Sun:
- 12:00PM - 04:00PM
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by Heather Orpana on Monday, Jun 08 2009 at 12:58PM UTC
Hi there! I am the creator/owner of Ottawa Valley Fiber Arts.
I am a mother of three kids, two cats, and a log home. I am a spinner, and a generally curious person. Ottawa Valley Fiber Arts was created to share my love of spinning with others. I saw a need to use new and old technologies to provide information, products and services about spinning to spinners and (especially) spinners-to-be in the Ottawa Valley and anywhere with an Internet connection.
As a younger women (although I guess I am getting older...), I did not know that spinning still existed as an art form. I was a knitter, and I did not like the quality of the yarn I was using. It was so...uniform. I found some delicious, local handpainted yarn with colors that were alive, but I wanted something with more texture.
And then, I found a drop spindle. The rest is history...and here we are today.
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