Workshops
& Demos

Revival’s Fiber Arts and Gatherings offers Quarterly events. We are offering a multitude of Fiber Arts Workshops for young people and adults throughout the year taught by local artisans. Additionally, once our renovation is complete, we offer the rental of equipment for those that require it on a fee basis.

Programming

Apr/Aug Children’s Art Program One day a month from noon to 3pm dates change monthly

October - annual themed hook-in

September Woolkeeper’s harvest Hook-in Two Day Hook-In located in Danville IN at the Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds. first weekend after labor day

Santa’s Mailbox - Santa’s Mailbox appears the day after thanksgiving at Heartland Market in Greentown IN and on Christmas eve santa’s elves return it to the northpole. (Return addresses are a must if you would like Santa’s elves to send a reply)

Class & Event Schedule - see Calendar for upcoming classes & Events

( TBD- to be determined)

Thread is a versatile, amazingly vast area of study. Simply put its all in how its spun and with what fibers.

Its all in the eye of the beholder and is truly a matter of preference for most.

Weaving- there is something magical about the rhythm of the shuttle, treadles, and beater.

fabrics-Wool, Cottons, Linen, Bamboo so many weaves, so many fibers, so little time.

Dye is the answer to fiber like crayons are to color books-Each is a visual celebration.

Teachers

&

Vendors

Incredibly gifted teachers, local and national, Are sourced to ensure that your educational experience is top notch. come and experience what we have to offer and look forward to a lifetime love of the diverse world of fiber art.

Greentown Indiana

The shop is #18 on the Greentown historic trail. The main floor, what used to be the Chapel, has beautiful stained glass windows that were designed and sourced locally and some have the addition of donors names installed on them for posterity. Sadly only a small amount of the original woodwork remains, however,the building retains the character and charm found in many older buildings. Not large by today’s standards, the chapel area can be utilized for smaller scale gatherings, Guild meetings, craft bazaars, retreats, hook-ins etc. Several looms,vintage hand-quilting frames, and spinning wheels add to the charm of the space. Our Community members are encouraged to come sit, work their projects, learn a new skill or just visit. The lower Floor of the building is where our dedicated Dye Kitchen and work area can be found . The entire building is a permanent “home” offered to guilds and enthusiasts of Traditional Rug Hooking, Weaving, Spinning, Quilting, and other types of fiber handwork. We are unique to Howard County and Invite you to come see what we have to offer at the shop once the building restoration and renovation are complete.