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  The Davis Spinners Guild is a friendly, growing group of fiber and Crafts craft enthusiasts. We welcome members of all ages and skill levels. The guild typically meets at a members house on Sunday afternoons: we bring our projects, equipment, mystery fiber for identification, and sometimes baked goods or excess produce from our gardens.
  
  Our members can often be found spinning at the Farmers Market, at the Square Tomatoes Craft Fair, on the The CoOp CoOp patio, or hanging out at the http://www.ravelry.com/groups/dfcknittingandcraftcircle Davis Food Coop Knitting and Craft Circle. If you see us, come say hello!
  
  
   Local Resources 
  
   Yolo Wool Mill in Woodland does commercial fiber preparation and spinning. They also sell naturalcolored and blended dyed prepared fiber.
   http://www.meridianjacobs.com Meridian Jacobs is a farm on the Dixon/Vacaville line. They have a spinningoriented shop open on most Thursdays and by appointment. Robin also hosts a Spinners Night Out one Friday per month.
   http://www.fiberconfections.com Fiber Confections has both natural and dyed roving. Colleen is often at the Farmers Market.
   http://winddancerranch.us Wind Dancer Ranch in the Capay Valley raises NavajoChurro sheep and sells undyed shearings, batts, and roving.
   http://www.vreseis.com/ Sally Fox in Brooks grows organic naturallycolored cotton and raises Merino sheep. She sells sliver/roving from both.
   http://www.yarnyarnyarn.com/ Rumplestiltskin in Sacramento has dyed New Zealand roving, spinning wheels, and fiber prep tools.
   http://babettasyarnandgifts.com Babettas Yarns and Gifts in Fair Oaks carries a variety of plant and animal fibers.
  
  
  
  