Sheridan Flats

10/05/2026

You ask, "how do you RV camp with a whole fiber arts booth along for the ride"? The roving goes on the dinette and in the back closet. The grids, tables, and bags with table clothes, yarn, scales, etc all go in the basement. It is a bit of tetris to get it all in but sooooo worth an extra day or two for R&R at the beach before heading home. At Ft Warden state park on a sunny Sunday

10/03/2026

Another customer stopping in to show her finished project. This one was made from my roving Ducklings First Swim. So pretty 😍

10/03/2026

Day 2 at the PNW Fiber Exposition. It is open until 5:30 this afternoon. Come say hello.

10/03/2026

I ❤️ LOVE ❤️ having customers stop in at a festival and show me what they have made from my roving. This was a fun frog made from Fresh Spiced Breeze. I happened to have a skein of handspun yarn from the same roving. Fun!

10/01/2026

The online shop is temporarily unavailable while we are traveling to participate in the PNW Fiber Arts Exposition. You can still browse all our products online, but you will not be able to place orders until we return on Wednesday, October 7th. Come join us at the Expo!

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09/29/2026

Getting all the product organized and ready to pack into the RV. Can I fit all 25 bags of roving? Maybe. Hope we see you at the Expo this weekend

09/11/2026

Need help from my rigid heddle weaver friends. I purchased a used Ashford Knitter loom for my mother. The first and most frustrating issue is we can't get the rear gear to snap open to move the warp forward. Same problem on the front gear. Under ANY tension, these plastic pieces of frustration, don't budge. Anyone have this loom and have a solution?

We also have a hard time getting a clean shed. Some strings sag just a tiny bit, not all the time, and it is way too easy to get the shuttle under or over them by mistake. I know this may be a tension issue. I have had many floor looms so I get it. But have tried hard to get even tension when warping and still, the problem persists, warp after warp.

Ideas?

09/10/2026

Can you guess who got the last spot? ME! Sheridan Flats will be a vendor at the Columbia Pacific Fiber Arts Association November 14-15 in Long Beach WA. Come join us and get in some beach time.

09/08/2026

I knew I had a LOT of wool this year but JUST WOW! All the new colorways are designed and 24 out of 30 colorways are weighed, bagged and ready to dye. The other 6 will be next spring's clip. Most are 10 lbs each so yup, that's 240lbs of sheep wool, alpaca, a bit of llama and mohair. 15 will launched in June 2027 and 15 held back until we have space to display them. If you come to visit, just know you will be sharing the guest room with bags of wool.

09/07/2026

I'm excited we will be vending at the PNW Fiber Exposition coming up Oct 2-4. Class registration is still open but not for long, so go check out their classes and all the fun they have planned for the weekend. This is a great excuse for a fall trip to the peninsula. See you there.
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Sheridan Flats offers bulk roving colorways, hand painted mill spun yarn and handspun yarn from our own roving. Sheridan Flats products are produced from fleece grown on our farm or in partnership with local peer farms. Products are indie dyed on the farm, and mill processing is local in Washington State. We are proud to be part of the local fiber arts community.
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