FIBRE DYING WITH TRINITY WOOL & WONDERS
Date: September 20, 2026
Time: 10 am - 2 pm
Price: $110.00 + GST.
Minimum # Registrants: 6
Maximum # Registrants: 8
Minimum Age: 12
Join Mandy with Trinity Wool & Wonders for a 4 hour workshop using acid dyes. All supplies will be included with each participant receiving a skein of Moose Meadows Farm alpaca yarn and a skein of 100% Peruvian Highland Wool.
Participants should bring the following: an Apron, comfortable footwear, and their lunch.
No experience necessary.
Payment can be made via the following methods:
(i) Email Transfer to mmfarm@goldcity.net (This is preferred and we have auto-deposit)
ii) Credit Card via Square
Notes:
(a) Payment must be received at the same time as submittal of the Registration Form for a participant to be considered registered. If payment is not received within 24 hours, your name will be removed from the list.
(b) One Registration Form per participant please.
(c) No refunds unless the workshop is cancelled. If you are unable to attend, the space can be given to another person. If this happens, please notify us at mmfarm@goldcity.net or by calling 250.249.5329.
Note:
Moose Meadows Farm is a bona-fide working farm. Our front gates are kept closed for safety and we often have the "littles" (goats, sheep, donkeys, chickens, ducks, guinea fowl) wandering the front yard. Upon arriving at the farm, please come through the gates and close them behind you. If the gates are open, please come on in and you may leave them open. Please park your vehicles at the front of the house. The workshop is behind the house in our barn. The workshop is on the floor level of our barn. We do have an outhouse on site.
Registration
Meet the Instructor
Mandy Graham is the fibre artist and independent dyer behind Trinity Wool & Wonders, based in Hixon, British Columbia. She specializes in one-of-a-kind, hand-dyed yarns using vivid multicolour combinations, including jewel tones, tropical palettes, earthy colourways, and blacklight-reactive colours. Mandy's process focuses on creative colour placement, controlling intensity, and arranging colours carefully to prevent unwanted muddy results.
