Learn more about in-person workshops for MAFA 2o25!
- All workshops are offered as single, 2-1/2 day, intensive sessions. Students will choose ONE workshop.
- Find details about all our workshops in the list below. Use the filters in the sidebar to refine the workshop list.
- For workshops that fill quickly, there will be a waitlist, and you may waitlist one workshop.
Can’t take a full workshop but want to visit on the weekend? Check out the Weekend Classes page for details on short classes on Friday afternoon and Saturday. Find housing options on the Daytrippers, Overnighters, and Non-Workshop Attendees page.
Click here for the list of 2025 Instructors
Have questions about workshops? Visit the Workshops FAQs page
Or email the Education Chair at education@mafafiber.org.
Stackpole Books
Stackpole Books offers books on weaving, spinning, knitting, crochet, and other fiber arts.
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Bauer Family Farm
We offer dyed and natural wool and wool blend roving, exotics, handspun, drop spindles, lazy kates, stitch markers and fiber jewelry.
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Marling Originals
Marbled silk tops, jackets, dresses, scarves, tunics, and wall hangings, as well as marbling instruction kits and bag project kits.
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Wheeler’s Chairs
Great Wheels, footstools, spinner’s chairs, rockers, tables, cutting boards and hand forged ironwork.
Learn MoreMAFA 2023 Workshop Locations
Get acquainted with your workshop location and the Millersville University campus with this table and the campus map, which is here. (link coming in Spring 2023) Download the workshop locations […]
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Red Stone Glen Fiber Arts Center
Fiber arts equipment, tools and supplies, including yarns, dyes and fiber for spinning; books and digital video support products.
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MAFA 2023: June 22-25, 2023
MAFA 2023 – Back to In-person at Millersville University! Click here for the recording of the MAFA 2023 Opening Session (Note, these are completely un-edited, so you really get the […]
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Henceforth Yarns
Hand-dyed, handwoven silk jackets and scarves, and skeined silk to weave, crochet or knit.
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Mary M Waite, Weaver & Dyer
Pre-wound, hand-dyed weaving warps and skeins, hand made buttons, scarf pins, and orifice hooks.
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