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Creativity continues on the square

by | Jan 21, 2021 | Latest

Farmersville may soon become a destination for crafters given the latest store opening which compliments many others on the square.

Fancy Fibers recently opened its new space – 3,150 square feet to be exact – next door to Yarn and You at 111 S. Main St. The new store­front is a dream come true, says owner Mary Berry who is no stranger to entrepre­neurship after seven years of conducting business at 406 McKinney St.

“It’s really and truly every­thing I could have dreamed of,” Berry said of her new multi-purpose space which is part store, part studio and part classroom, to allow the former middle school teacher to instruct others in the art of weaving, spinning, rug hook­ing and much more.

For the full story, see the Jan. 21 issue or subscribe online.

By Sonia Duggan[email protected]

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