We are thrilled to announce that IQFAF will take place in our home community of La Conner, WA in 2026! 

The Call for Entry will open April 1st. Look for submission details soon! In the meantime, please look forward to celebrating the best in fiber art, perusing a high-quality fiber arts market, building creative community, and enjoying all that our beautiful town and region has to offer!

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Apply now to be a Friend of the Festival! 

As a Friend of the Festival, your donation of $150 will go a long way towards helping offset pre-Festival expenses. As an appreciation for your gift, you'll receive a Festival pass, recognition on our website, and your name in our printed Festival program.

In 2025, we had 52 incredible supporters of this initiative. With the Festival returning to La Conner, we hope to surpass that number this year! 
Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions. 

Call for Vendors: Join the IQFAF Marketplace!  

Are you a purveyor of quality fabrics and fiber arts supplies, specialized tools, or finished fiber art? We are officially inviting vendors to apply for the Marketplace at our 2026 International Quilt & Fiber Arts Festival! This is a wonderful opportunity to get your products in front of dedicated fiber enthusiasts, quilters, and collectors from around the world.

We are looking for a diverse range of high-quality vendors to help make our 2026 marketplace our best one yet. Space is limited, so don’t wait to secure your spot in this vibrant creative community. 

Deadline to Apply: March 6, 2026 

2024 IQFAF Best in Show


Best Of Show - Quilts
Irene Roderick
Ninja
Commercial cotton fabrics, hand-dyed cotton fabrics, cotton/wool batting, polyester thread
85 x 70 inches.
Best of Show & Best Surface
Embellishment
Fiber Arts & Wearables
Geraldine Warner
Water's Edge
Hand-dyed silk noil fabrics, embroidery threads, glass beads, shells, interfacing,
24 x 19 inches.
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