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Horse ’n’ Round Studio is a maker of yarn, spinning/felting supplies, and finished items. “I also have some original knitting and crochet patterns, as well as a woodworking pattern for a historical Swedish band loom,” this maker says.
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Tracey is the dyer behind Ewe Momma, an independent dye studio and yarn boutique based in Enniskillen’s Buttermarket in County Fermanagh. In addition to beautiful yarn, her site has miniature-book stitch markers that are really well done.
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Alaine is the UK dyer behind Twinkly Knits, which offers a variety of gradient, tonal and self-striping yarns in fingering and DK. Alaine also sells readymade items and cute stitch markers.
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Camelot Dyeworks is a family-owned small business in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. They dye all the yarns themselves and are licensed retailers of various kinds of needles and other supplies that include adorable stitch markers.
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Anita is the dyer at Walnut Farms Designs. Anita’s family has farmed the same Pennsylvania land since the 1770s, which today supports Walnut Farms’ herd of Bluefaced Leicesters. This shop sells everything from cool stitch markers (I may have bought several of these) to undyed yarns, dyeing supplies, spinning fiber and drop spindles.
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This source of hand-dyed yarns and accessories is named after the owner’s and sister’s lambs from their childhood. Heidi & Lana sells fantastic accessories, in addition to Merino and Alpaca yarns.
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U.S. dyer Melissa describes Plank and Stella as “small-batch, hand-dyed yarn in all your favorite colors in Indianapolis, Indiana.” Melissa sells a range of accessories, and will turn your purchase or your stash yarn into sock tubes.
