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We are located in lovely Victoria, British Columbia, at the southern tip of spectacular Vancouver Island. We promise fast and efficient delivery through Canada Post. Local pick up can also be arranged. The best way to reach us is by email at chaoticfibres@gmail.com.
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Chaotic Fibres at Fibrations this weekend!
Doing some final prep and product selection for this Sunday’s Fibrations event at Robert Porter Park behind Sir James Douglas School in Victoria’s fabulous Fairfield neighbourhood. As has become the case, we have way too many fibres and products to … Continue reading
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Posted in felt-feutre, Felting Symposium, Penticton BC, Fleece and Fibre Festival, New fibres for felting and spinning, New fibres ready from Chaotic Fibres, News from Chaotic Fibres, Victoria, BC, Online wool store, Victoria BC
Tagged acid dyes, alpaca, angelina, ball browsers, bfl, black diamond bamboo, Bonsai Sprayers, camel, cocoons, corriedale, door prize, Fairfield, felt::feutre, felters, felting, Fibrations, fibre, fibre lovers, hemp, merino, mohair, Mulberry silk, needle felters, polwarth, prefelt, pulled sari silk, ramie, Robert Porter Park, silk, silk lap, spinners, tussah silk, Victoria, yak
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Fibres West 2016 a Success!
Wow … wow … wow! Fibres West 2016 was a blaze of activity and an incredible weekend. It was great to see vendors we had met either at last year’s Fibres West or at other fibre events, and it was … Continue reading
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Posted in Fibres West, Fleece and Fibre Festival, News from Chaotic Fibres, Victoria, BC, News from our Online Store, Tools for Felting from Chaotic Fibres
Tagged 100 Mile Fleece and Fibre, bamboo rovings, bfl, Bonsai Sprayers, Bradley Centre, Chaotic Fibres, Coombs, corriedale, felt, felt makers of Pompeii, felters, felting, feltmaking, fibre festival, Fibres West, gotland, merino, mulberry, needle felting, online store, polwarth, rose bush fibre, spinners, spinning, tussah, vancouver
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New treasures galore at Chaotic Fibres for spinners and felters!
Just in from one of our European suppliers … a fresh batch of popular Bonsai Sprayers for wet felters! Are you tired of wetting your projects with the old hand spray misting bottle you salvaged from an emptied Windex sprayer? … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonsai Sprayers, extra fine Merino, felters, felting needles, felting pads, feltmakers toolkit, fibres, Gotland Top, Merino prefelt, Merino Top, needle felting toolkits, nuno felters, online store, prefelt, pulled sari silk, Shetland Top, space dyed wool top, spinners, Tussah Silk Top, wet felters, wet felting toolkits, wool
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Chaotic Fibres New Stock Soon!
Our hats are off to Michelle, Leola and their team of volunteers for last weekend’s successful Cowichan Fleece and Fibre Festival in Cobble Hill. We had a terrific time and we look forward to returning next year for this annual, Vancouver … Continue reading
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Posted in News from Chaotic Fibres, Victoria, BC
Tagged Bonsai Sprayers, carded mulberry noil, Cloverdale Exhibition Grounds, cocoon strippings, Cowichan Fleece and Fibre Festival, dyeing, felters, felting needles, felting pads, feltmakers, fibre, fibres, Fibres West, gotland, Italian Merino, jewelry makers, merino, merino 19m top, merino gotland, noil, nuno felters, online store, prefelt, pulled sari silk, silk, silk carrier rods, silk hankies, spinners, suri alpaca, thrown silk sericin, tussah silk, Vancouver Island, VHWSG, white merino
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Come see us at Fibrations!
Five days to go. We hope you will pop by our booth and say hi to us at Victoria’s annual outdoor fibre event. Fibrations takes place at its new venue in Robert Porter Park beside Sir James Douglas School near … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Camel, Bonsai Sprayers, dyed felt balls, felting, Fibrations, fibre, Hand Carded Batts, Italian Merino, knitting, locks, Maori, Merino Bamboo, mulberry bark, Mulberry Silk Noil, Nepps, palm washboards, pulled sari silk, Robert Porter Park, rose bush fibre, Sari Silk Ribbon, silk, silk carrier rods, Slubs, spinning, top, Victoria, Wensleydale, yarn
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New Felting Tools and Fibre from Chaotic Fibres
We have not been hiding under a rock! In some ways, I wish we had. Instead, we’ve been recovering from a nasty flood from a burst pipe with the resulting restoration work that has taken almost a month so far. Just … Continue reading
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Posted in New fibres for felting and spinning, News from Chaotic Fibres
Tagged alpaca/bleached tussah, Bonsai Sprayers, bump, colourways, corriedale, falkland, felters, Fibres West, Fiona Duthie, hand dyed, heartfelt silks, Kid Mohair, lincoln, merino, Olds Fibre Week, palm washboards, polwarth, suri alpaca, top, undyed
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Chaotic Fibres, a successful fibre weekend in Vancouver
Thank you, Fibres West! We had a very busy and successful time at Vancouver’s biggest fibre event, meeting many fibre enthusiasts from all over BC, including the Interior, Vancouver Island, Northern BC as well as Washington State, Alberta and Ontario. … Continue reading
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Silk Yarns ready for Fibres West
We are packed to the rafters! Getting ready for Vancouver’s Fibres West in less than 2 weeks. We are still receiving some last minute shipments from Europe, preparing, packaging, pricing and loading the new products on our Online Store. We … Continue reading
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Posted in News from Chaotic Fibres, Victoria, BC
Tagged Agriplex, Banana Fibre, Banana Silk Yarn, Bonsai Sprayers, breeds of sheep, Cloverdale Exhibition Grounds, felting pads, felting supplies, Fibres West, hand spun, knitters, merino, Merino prefelt, online store, Sari Silk Ribbon Yarns, Sari Silk Yarn, silk, silk threads, silks, specialty fibres, spinning, vancouver, variety of wools, wool, yarns
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