Burntisland, UK-based Flora Fibres offers natural-dyed, plant-based yarns and spinning fiber, along with accessories.
Spin Fiber: Nettle
Nettle (Ramie) fiber and blends
Ashenflock
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Claire and James are the shepherds at Ashenflock. “Our sheep are specifically farmed for premium handspinning fleeces,” they say. Both are experienced spinners, and James…
California dyer Patricia grew up in Yucatan, Mexico. “Coming from the tropics, I was vulnerable to the cold weather of the north. … I started…
Nich is the dyer behind Handspun Tails, which offers sheep-free yarns and fibers made in the US Rockies. Offerings include sheep’s-wool-free, dog-friendly handmade batts, handspun/handpainted…
Willo Fibres
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Willo Fibres began as a shop to sell alpaca fleece from the owner’s flock. Today, the shop sells plant- and animal-based top, natural dyes and…
Hilltop Cloud
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Katie is the fiber dyer at Hilltop Cloud. “I specialize in unique fibers,” Katie says. “I carefully select wool for different purposes, sometimes add in…
Balnahard Farm is on the Isle of Colonsay about 20 miles off the coast of Scotland. The farm sells yarns and fiber from Colonsay Wool…
Holly and Dan at Blue Barn Fiber hand dye every order as it comes in. “Let us know if you want something that you don’t…
Jane, the dyer behind Australia’s Moseley Park, works a sheep and wheat farm with husband Ian on Eyre Peninsula. Learning to dye started with needing…