Contacts
COORDINATOR:
Laura Todd
503-804-0014
blacksheepgathering@gmail.com
FACILITIES:
Janis Thompson
541-517-6951
fyberfiend@yahoo.com
SHEEP SHOW CHAIR:
Amy Wolf
Amy@4wolfs.net
ANGORA GOAT SHOW CO-CHAIRS:
Sharon Chestnutt
541-745-8922
cloudspuna@gmail.com
Sandy Erpelding
425-870-1728
angoras1@yahoo.com
ALPACAS:
Ted and Carol Fox
805-680-7920
tedandcarolfox@gmail.com
FLEECE SHOW CO-CHAIRS:
Tess Meinert
tess.meinert@gmail.com
Leslie Crist
206-200-7890
Lesknit@gmail.com
FLEECE SALE CLERK:
Cat Sauser
Cat@revpdx.com
541-953-9679
MARKETPLACE CO-CHAIRS:
Lisa Milliman
BSGmarketTeam@gmail.com
Wendy Hanson
shaggybearfarms@yahoo.com
SHEEP-TO-SHAWL:
Beki Reis-Montgomery
beki.fusiondesign@gmail.com
WEBSITE:
Will Alkin
458-221-2184
will.alkin@gmail.com
NEWSLETTER:
Peggy Lundquist
503-804-0014
bsnewsltr@earthlink.net
WORKSHOP
CO-CHAIRS:
Connie Paulsen (curriculum)
blacksheepworkshops@gmail.com
Mary Reynolds (contracts)
blacksheepworkshops@gmail.com
Joyce Arthur (on-site)
blacksheepworkshops@gmail.com
Tamara Andreas (registrar)
reg.blacksheep@gmail.com
PUBLICITY:
Sandra Holladay
bsgoregonpublicity@gmail.com
Laurel Stone
applecreekmerinos@gmail.com
CAMPING:
Mike Todd
MikeOtodd@me.com
SHEEP SHOW
Judge: Jacob Reister
Reister Farms
Washougal, Washington
Reister Farms was established in 1957 in McMinnville, Oregon and is now a third generation farm located in Washougal, Washington.Read More.
ANGORA GOAT SHOW
Judge: Bonnie Pember Naumann
Bandera, Texas
Bonnie Pember Naumann was born and raised in Bandera, Texas and she grew up showing Angoras and judging wool and mohair with her local 4H program. Read More.
FLEECE SHOW
Wool , Mohair and Alpaca Judge: Judith MacKenzie
Forks, Washington
She has worked as a textile artist for many years. As a spinner, dyer and weaver, she has traveled and worked throughout North America and abroad. Read More.
FIBER ARTS AND YARN SHOW
Judge: Melissa Harris
Lake City California
She has been involved in fiber arts for 35+ years. She learned to knit from her Welsh Grandmother and later became interested in spinning and dyeing in the late 1970s. Read More.
