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Fleece Sale

The Annual HHFF Fleece Sale Fundraiser is available all weekend.
See below for more details:

Fleece Sale Fundraiser

Each year the Hoosier Hills Fiber Festival hosts a fundraiser that also helps out those who are unable to be a vendor at the festival but have fleeces that they would like to sell.  You drop off your fleece and we do the work for you! 

Sale Hours: Friday 10 A.M. ‐ 4 P.M. & Saturday 10 A.M. ‐ 3 P.M.

 

Check in for sale fleece:

  • Thursday 2 P.M. to 8 P.M.

  • Friday 9 A.M. to 11 A.M.

  • Please note, public shopping begins at 10 A.M. Friday

Pick up times for unsold fleece:

  • Saturday 4:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M.

 

Requirements for fleece to be entered: 

  • Each fleece must be in its own clean, clear plastic bag.

  • If needed, clear plastic bags will be available the check in table for $1 cash each.

  • Attached securely to each bag must be a tag stating the weight, breed, color, price, and your name or farm name . You may include additional information. Please consider adding any information that will help your fleece sell!

  • Fleece that contains excessive vegetable matter, second cuts, feces, or other contaminants may be removed from the sale at the  discretion of any HHFF planning committee member or volunteer.

  • HHFF will retain a 10% (ten percent) commission from sold fleece.

  • HHFF will accept cash or credit card for payment from buyers. Any credit card processing fees will be paid by HHFF.

  • Sale proceeds will be remitted to each consignor by check from the HHFF treasurer at the festival when you come to collect.

  • Unsold fleeces must be picked up between 4:30 P.M. and 5:30 P.M. Saturday and fleeces not picked up will become the property of HHFF.

  • Festival attendees are asked to only open bags and touch fleeces when an HHFF planning committee member or designated volunteer is present. However, this is a large public venue and HHFF, its volunteers, or the Johnson County Fairgrounds, is not responsible for damaged or stolen fleeces.

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