WE ARE OPEN FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY

We hope you are staying safe, healthy, and busy in this strange time. Given that it is uncertain how long this situation may last and our commitment to staying viable during difficult times, we want you to know that, although our physical store is closed, you can still purchase items from Two Sisters for pick-up or even delivery if you live within half an hour of Jeffersonville (Vermont).

This works by emailing or phoning in your order. We will then invoice you via email to pay with credit card on line or by cash or credit card upon pick-up (we will run the transaction through while you wait in the car) or by cash upon delivery.

Not sure what we have? We are working on updating this website to show our inventory through photos. In the meantime, please see below for a list of some of the items we have in stock. We can also order items for you. We hope this helps you pass the days and weeks ahead in a constructive and fulfilling way.

Take care and keep in touch!

Tamra and Monica, Two Sisters

Available for Pick-Up or Delivery

THANK YOU for supporting our shop during these difficult times. We hope you can find joy through creating in the coming months.The following items are available for pick-up or delivery within a half an hour of Jeffersonville, Vermont.

To see photos please visit our Facebook page at

https://www.facebook.com/TwoSistersVermont/

and click on Photos, Albums.

For Pick Up or Delivery

Finished Products

Woven, Knitted, and/or Felted

Scarves, hats, mittens, slippers

Woven rugs

Woven placemats, napkins, coasters, dish towels, hand towels, tea towels

Baby items – hats, mittens, booties, slippers, blankets

Hand-made books/journals

Hand-made greeting Cards

Books: Children’s books about sheep and/or fiber/yarn

Knitting, crochet, felting and other project books

Coiled bowls, felted bowls, crocheted bowls

Catnip toys for your cat

Adorable pins

Kits

(These do not include knitting needles, crochet hook, or cross stitch needle – which are available for purchase separately)

Cowls – crochet

Hats – knit

Baby Sweater – knit

Child’s Sweater tunic – knit

Baby afghan (organic cotton) – knit

Baby hats (organic cotton) – knit

Mittens - knit

3-D figures – needle felting

Counted cross stitch

Ornament of the month club (foam, needle, and 12 kits which contain roving, cookie

cutter, and ornament hook – entire club for $40. Individual kits can also be

purchased for $3.00/ea)

Supplies

Knitting/Crochet:

Yarn, yarn and more yarn – a large variety including wool, alpaca, cotton and more

Knitting Needles and Crochet Hooks

Stitch markers, needle gauges, tape measures, darning needles, and much more

Patterns and books

Kits (see above)

Other needles – sewing, cross stitch, darning

Sewing supplies – thimbles, thread, tape measures, etc.

Needle/Wet Felting

Roving

Needles – singles, packs, or multi-needle tools

Foam Pads

Cookie Cutters

Bamboo Mats

Bubble Wrap

Tulle

Spinning

Roving – a selection from Frabjous Fibers, local sheep/alpaca/llama-rabbit

Drop Spindles

Spinning Wheels (used)

Spinning Wheel parts

Weaving

8/2 cotton warp

8/4 cotton rug warp

Cones of chenille, bamboo

Table top looms

Simple small looms – rectangular and round

Supplies such as heddle hooks, spools, fringe twister, etc.

Cloth/Material

Locker-hooking canvas

Monk’s cloth for punch needle

Aida cloth for cross stitch

Tulle for wet felting and other projects

Silk scarves for nuno-felting and other projects

Felt squares – 100% wool or eco-felt, which has been recycled from plastic bottles

Miscellaneous

Cookie Cutters – over 75 shapes! The regulars plus holiday shapes for Easter and other

holidays, many animals including farm animals, unicorn, dragons, various birds (owl, bluebird, cardinal, dove, etc), dinosaurs, transportation (plane, train, car, tractor) and more!

DMC embroidery thread

Cotton and polyester thread

Nylon cording

Jingle bells

Chenille Sticks (pipe cleaners)

Pin backs (to make your own pins)

Magnifying glass for up-close work

Needle nosed pliers

Made in Vermont

Thank you Scott Fleishman and WCAX for including Two Sisters in your series! Click here to see the video!

The Two Sisters

Although born in South Dakota and raised in northwest Iowa, Monica and Tamra’s Vermont connections go back to the Revolutionary War when their ancestor, Josiah Pond, fought in the Battle of Bennington and, after the war, lived and died in Shoreham, Vermont. Another ancestor is a Sheldon who reportedly fought alongside George Washington and later settled Sheldon, Vermont, not far from Jeffersonville, where Two Sisters Mill & Mercantile is located.

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