Tupelo Acres

Tupelo Acres is a farm and fiber arts business based in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania, where April Cox brings together her interests in farming and handmade fiber crafts. Since 2011, the business has been hand harvesting fiber and sorting it at the farm. The fiber is sent out for processing into yarn, batting, or roving, then returned for use in a range of creative projects. Tupelo Acres works with these materials through dyeing, spinning, felting, and crochet, and offers related products through its shop.

Alongside its fiber work, Tupelo Acres provides demonstrations and classes for children and adults at private or community events. Demonstrations can cover spinning, including presentations in period costume, as well as needle felting, wet felting, and crochet. Beginner classes are available in crochet, needle felting, and wet felting. Many classes can also be arranged at a location chosen by the customer, with a minimum group size of five. Services may be tailored to suit different needs, and current class offerings are listed on the business’s events page.