The fiber studio is located in the back section of the red brick farmhouse, the first building on the left when driving onto the Snow Farm property. The building dates back to 1735 and is thought to be the first home in Williamsburg. The Snow Farm administrative offices are located in the front of the farmhouse and a wood-sided addition dating to 1865 houses the studio. The fiber studio is used for most of the fiber, basket, and papermaking workshops with a maximum of 10 students.
The fiber studio is divided into several different work spaces. The main room is L-shaped, with a large conference-style table on one side and a smaller table on the other. This drawing of the studio shows the floor plan with measurements. The fiber studio is used for most of the fiber, basket, and papermaking workshops with a maximum of 10 students.
Through a doorway is the dye room with a double-bowl sink and one large worktable. Between the dye room and a screened-in porch is area known as the breezway, an unheated walk-through used mostly for storage. The screened-in porch has a large work table, and outdoor space around the studio includes an open-air porch, a clothesline for drying, and several grassy areas for various types of work.
