Texas Fiber Gathering

Texas Fiber Gathering A strong collective can provide resources for a circular economy from soil to fleece to table. The Sheepwalk Fiber Arts Studio was founded in 2007.

I am an artisan dyer located now in Bandera, TX, before in Costa Mesa, CA. My yarn is sold in several locations. Please visit the website for more details. I have over 300 formulas and do not mass produce colors. I love my craft!

Two distinctly different wool types. Both relevant to everyday life from sweaters to rugs.  wool
03/23/2026

Two distinctly different wool types. Both relevant to everyday life from sweaters to rugs. wool

03/10/2026
02/14/2026

Texas isn't just a participant in the fiber industry; we are the powerhouse. Leading the nation in mohair production, our Angora goats thrive in the rugged terrain of the Edwards Plateau. Known as the "Diamond Fiber," Texas mohair is world-renowned for its incredible luster, durability, and ability to hold the rich, vibrant dyes that make our Western heritage so colorful.

While others look across the ocean for fine fabrics, the world looks to Texas for the highest-quality fleece. It’s a tradition of excellence that has been woven into the fabric of our state for generations.

Commissioner Sid Miller: “Texas mohair is the gold standard of natural fibers. It’s a testament to the grit of our ranchers and the unique spirit of the Texas Hill Country. This Valentine’s Day, there’s no better way to show your love than with something grown right here on Texas soil.”

Whether it’s a hand-woven blanket or a durable pair of socks, Texas mohair is a gift that lasts—just like a Texas sunset.

At the  annual convention. This is big. BIG!
01/30/2026

At the annual convention. This is big. BIG!

01/23/2026

Why Texas Wool Week? We do not use a traditional vendor hall for this specific reason—Texas Wool Week is a farm-to-table experience that focuses on farm, fiber, and the arts, ranging from homesteading to makers.

While many festivals rely on vendor halls, we take a different approach. We use the real world as our venue, showcasing the best of our vendors and teachers through hands-on experiences, classes, farms, studios, and meaningful connections.

This approach keeps the focus on learning, storytelling, and authentic engagement rather than a single marketplace—and it’s what makes Texas Wool Week truly unique.

The club. They would not let me take photos of the lambs. Alpacas and llamas are very intuitive and smart.
01/03/2026

The club. They would not let me take photos of the lambs. Alpacas and llamas are very intuitive and smart.

Farm-grown. Thoughtfully spun. Naturally beautiful. Shetland yarn available now ✨ ThistleSpringsShop.Etsy.com ✨         ...
12/17/2025

Farm-grown. Thoughtfully spun. Naturally beautiful. Shetland yarn available now ✨ ThistleSpringsShop.Etsy.com ✨













Not sure where the soil went but definitely sure the wool is doing its job. Erosion is a fact even in potted gardens. Wo...
10/20/2025

Not sure where the soil went but definitely sure the wool is doing its job. Erosion is a fact even in potted gardens. Wool protects root systems.

Sneaky peak at our November Camp. Three Days jam packed with innovation and community
09/24/2025

Sneaky peak at our November Camp. Three Days jam packed with innovation and community

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Bandera, TX

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+19494004225

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