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A guide for women and gender expansive people in the Vermont area who have a passion for crafting and want to use it to empower themselves, and their communities.
The "stitch and bitch" has replaced the sewing circle as a new generation of hip young knitters has cast on to the old craft.
-Seven Days, 2004
This forum is a place for Vermont crafters to connect and share advice. You can choose to participate in channels that are tailored to your specific craft, like knitting, crochet, or sewing. If you have a question, use the "Ask Abbie" channel to connect with a server admin! Never used Discord before? Beginner's Guide to Discord is super helpful!
Explore the jargon of the areas that we will explore in the guide, such as business, fiber arts, and Vermont culture.
Want to start your own business? We made this guide to be simple, accessible, and interactive. Check it out!
See what organizations can help you grow your business, connect with peers, and visit local fiber arts stores.
Local Fiber Arts Stores
Local Fiber Arts Stores
Vermont is home to a plethora of locally owned and operated craft stores. Here, we've compiled a list of fiber arts stores for your inspiration, education, and enjoyment. Click on the map below to explore. This map is also available in "Resources" tab, under "Local Shops".
About the Author
About the Author
Abbie Lebrun is a college student in Northern Vermont. She is a self-taught seamstress and crocheter. Abbie is a Law and Media major, and has a special focus on entrepreneurship and crafting. Abbie was raised in the Vermont area, and she grew up going to small-town farmers and crafters markets. She took inspiration in the women who sold their crafts at these events. She created this website to inspire people to go on their own crafting journey, and get involved in their communities.
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