From the North:
PA-283 E toward LANCASTER. Take ESBENSHADE ROAD exit. Keep RIGHT toward Sheetz, at signal go straight across to dead end, turn LEFT onto OLD HARRISBURG PIKE (unmarked). Continue 2.5 miles to signal, 329 MAIN ST is just past signal on LEFT.

From the East:
Take US-30 W. Keep LEFT to PA-283 W to HARRISBURG. Take PA-722 exit to LANDISVILLE. Turn LEFT on PA-722/STATE RD. Continue on STATE RD. Turn RIGHT on YELLOW GOOSE RD. Turn RIGHT on HARRISBURG PIKE. HARRISBURG PIKE becomes MAIN ST. 329 MAIN ST is on RIGHT.

From the South or West:
Take I-83 N to PA to US-30 E. Take CENTERVILLE ROAD exit. Turn RIGHT on CENTERVILLE RD. Turn LEFT onto HARRISBURG PIKE. HARRISBURG PIKE becomes MAIN ST. 329 MAIN ST is on RIGHT.

• Flying Fibers • 329C Main Street • Landisville, PA • 17538 • 717.898.8020 •

CLOSED LABOR DAY

Flying Fibers Welcomes You!

• 329 Main St • Landisville, PA • 17538 •

Flying Fibers Warmly Welcomes any and all Fiber Art Enthusiasts to come visit us at our new shop!

For those who knit or crochet, Flying Fibers features an extensive selection of yarns from the UK including Wensleydale Sheep Shop yarn, Simply Shetland, and Rare Breed Organic yarns. We also feature Fair Trade yarns from Nepal, Manos del Uruguay, Be Sweet yarns from South Africa, Hemp yarn and Peace Fleece yarn. In addition to the imported yarns, Flying Fibers supports local small farmers in the United States; you will find locally raised Angora, Wool, Mohair and Alpaca yarns.

Flying Fibers is also delighted to offer Spinners and Felters the areas largest selection of Roving. This huge selection of roving includes locally raised and UK rare breeds in natural color, Icelandic, Jacob, Border Leicester and Blue Face Leicester, Lincoln Longwool, Wool, Mohair, Alpaca and Llama. Our hand painted roving features Wensleydale, Blueface Leicester and Masham. We also have dyed and natural color packs available for the needle felter.

In addition to our wonderful fibers we carry Ashford Spinning Wheels and Looms, Louet Wheels & products, as well as Schacht Wheels, Looms and products. We currently have new, in the box wheels available.

Need needles, hooks or accessories? We have them too, everything from stitch markers to beautiful handmade buttons from South Africa to finish your project.

Don't know how to Knit, Crochet, Felt, Spin, Dye or Weave but always wanted to learn? Classes for beginners and advanced will be available days and evenings throughout the year offered in groups and one-on-one sessions.
Need something handmade for someone special? In our gift area we have a delightful selection of hand-wovens & hand knits such as shawls, scarves, hats & handbags, handmade ornaments, pins, jewelry, candles and more.

We look forward to your visit.

Sincerely,
Jeri Robinson-Lawrence & Family,
and Ellen Anderson of Aboundingful Farm

For additional information or questions we may be reached at 717.898-8020

Aboundingful Farm, Ellen Anderson and her animals

http://www.aboundingfulfarm.webs.com/

Aboundingful Farm is a small farm in Lebanon County Pennsylvania where Ellen and her family raise many different fiber animals for hand spinning as well as a few others "just because". In the "bunny barn" which is an old dairy barn, you will find 3 different breeds of Angora rabbits... The English Angoras, French Angoras and Satin Angoras. These are raised for fiber and for show. We also raise Thrianta rabbits, a small short haired red rabbit for show (this is one of the "just because" critters).

In the pastures you will find Angora goats- raised for their lovely Mohair, Icelandic Sheep-for their double coated fleeces in many natural colors & Jacob Sheep- for their spotted black & white fleeces, and North American Wensleydales for their fine lustrous locks. In addition to our primary flock we house some sheep for some of the local 4-H kids who don't have a farm but love sheep, these boarders include 2 Blue Face Leicester ewes -for their fine soft fleece, a Leicester Longwool ewe for it's long lustrous fleece and a crossbreed natural colored ewe, and a Leicester Longwool.

Some of the other "critters" on the farm include hives of honeybees, some chickens for eggs and plenty of barncats.

PA FARM SHOW

As participants in the Sheep to Shawl Competition we are proud to announce that we, "The Treadlers Thru Time" were awarded reserve champion (2nd place) for our shawl. Thanks to all of you who supported us!