Northern Michigan Lamb & Wool Festival 2012

Hospitality Area & Activities

Celebrate our 13th annual festival with us:

September 29 - 30, 2012

NML&WF Logo


Sit and rest before, during, and after shopping, meet friends, have your lunch, sit and spin or knit, enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee or tea, show off your projects or purchases - Hospitality is for you.

live music during the festival

Live music by Rendevouz
photo by Sheri Lemon

Of course it takes a lot of people power to make something this big happen, so contact Hospitality Chair Teresa Harrison, if you'd like to help out. She can use assistance Friday afternoon to help set up, Saturday and Sunday to staff the area, and Sunday afternoon to tear down. See our Volunteer Page for the benefits you receive as a NML&WF volunteer

Demonstrations

"I Can Spin Anything"

spin anything ladies

Six adventurous and daring ladies sit at their wheels and prove that "I Can Spin Anything!" (even dog hair)!

Photo by Sheri Lemon

spin anything ladies

(From back left) Bobbie Stevens, Liz Cowdery, Betty Allen, Bev Thorne, Cindy Hilliard, Sue Baughman

After all is said and "spun", the three winners are:

1st Place: Bev Thorne
2nd Place: Cindy Hilliard
3rd Place:  Sue Baughman

If you or your guild are interested in putting on an educational demonstration, contact Teresa Harrison, at 989 642 8895 or teresaharrison@ymail.com, to reserve a time slot.

Rendezvous

Our live music is by Rendezvous. Rendezvous has been playing Celtic, Folk, Cajun, Traditional, and Ethnic music around lower Michigan since 2005.

Rendezvous consists of: Louis DuPuis (banjo, fiddle, concertina, guitar, and vocals), Carol DuPuis (guitar, percussion, and vocals), Deb Joynt (fiddle), Bill Harrison (base, guitar, and vocals) and Linda McGee (accordian, dulcimer, whistle, fiddle, percussion, mandolin, and vocals).

If you wish to contact Rendezvous to perform at your event, contact Louis DuPuis, 989 642 5682 or dupuisloucrl@aol.com, or Linda McGee, 989 687 5476 or dulcimerlin@aol.com


2010 People's Choice Contest Winners

This year the People's Choice Contest was RUGS

and the winners are:

Best Use of Color:  Lucy Stolt

Most Skilled Construction:  Julie Hurd

Most Unique Texture:  Noreen Mueller Weiss

Most Intricate Design:  Lucy Stolt and Julie Hurd

Best of Show:  Julie Hurd
Runner up: Durenda Pake


2011 People's Choice Contest

Announcing the 2011 People's Choice Contest

SOCKS

One pair per entrant, to be turned in on Saturday from 9am-11am at the Hospitality area.  Voting will take place from 12:00pm-2:30pm.

Prize Categories will be:

  Best Use of Color

  Most Fun Pattern

  Warmest (or the ones I'd wear to bed!)

  Sexiest

  The Ones I'd Like to Show Off

  Best of Show 


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tapestry weaving in progress

A tapestry weaving in progress from the Au Sable / Manistee weaving demo
photo by Teri Dougherty


Rendezvous performing at the entrance to the Exhibition Hall

Photo by Teri Dougherty 2010


Thank you for making this yet another fabulous sheep and fiber year!


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