Knit City Montréal: A must-attend event for fiber lovers (and weavers too!)
From May 17 to 18, 2025, Tisse et File will be at the Ashford booth at Knit City Montréal, the premier event for knitters, weavers, spinners and fiber artists.
Held at the Sheraton Centre – 4th floor, the show brings together independent makers, top brands and thousands of visitors who share a passion for everything yarn and fiber. And this year, the world of weaving and spinning will take center stage.
📍 Why attend?
Knit City is more than just a marketplace — it’s a community celebration of creativity. For us, it’s a unique opportunity to:
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showcase nearly the full Ashford collection in a dynamic setting
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connect with the Québec fiber community in person
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let you try the tools before buying, so you can find the perfect loom or wheel for your goals
The full Ashford experience, on-site
At the Ashford booth, Tisse et File will be offering live demonstrations all weekend, featuring an impressive range of tools and materials:
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Shaft looms (including the popular Brooklyn loom)
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Rigid heddle looms
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Spinning wheels (Kiwi, Joy, Elizabeth and more)
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Hand carders, drum carders and fiber prep tools
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Yarns and fibers (including the textured Caterpillar yarn)
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Weaving accessories: shuttle races, boat shuttles, reeds, bags and more
A truly immersive hands-on experience with the quality and versatility of Ashford tools.
⭐ Meet Kate — Ashford’s voice around the world
For the first time in Montréal, we’ll be joined by Kate, Ashford’s international educator. Known for her accessible approach, deep expertise and contagious passion, she’ll be on site sharing live tips, answering questions and offering inspiration to weavers and spinners of all levels.
🎥 Videos and resources to extend the experience
Even if you can’t join us in Montreal, you’ll still be able to:
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follow our live stories and social posts
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watch our how-to videos like:
📽️ How to use the shuttle race on an Ashford table loom
In this tutorial, learn how to use the Ashford shuttle race on a multi-shaft table loom – a simple yet essential tool for smoother, faster weaving. -
browse or revisit the full Ashford collection online