Marcie, the mastermind behind Bad Sheep Yarn, lives in North Pole, Alaska (for real) with three children and a “goofy” German Shepherd. Marcie’s mission is…
Bad Sheep Yarn
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Color Style: Solids
Dyers of Solid yarns
New Forest Mohair produces hand-dyed mohair and mohair-blend yarns, most of which are spun from the beautiful fleeces of their own angora goats. Blends feature…
Wooly Witch of the West
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Madeline is the dyer behind Wooly Witch of the West. Madeline has had a deep love of wild lands since childhood, and a fascination with…
Tiffany, the Minnesota dyer at Wooly Witch, says “I’m a spinner, knitter, all around crafter who also loves drawing, and painting. If it’s crafty or…
Laine & Lotus Fiber Co
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Jennifer is the Vermont dyer and designer behind Laine & Lotus Fiber Co. Jennifer began crocheting to keep busy with something that was not cleaning…
BareFaced Yarn
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BareFaced is a product of Jo Storie Knits. “Our British yarns have been created especially for us by a traditional spinning mill in Yorkshire,” Jo…
Mia is the dyer behind Wren & Ollie, a fiber and yarn dyeing studio located in the South Australian foothills. “Creating beautiful fibre and yarn…
Enchanted Fibers
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Enchanted Fibers offers a wide array of natural and hand-dyed/hand-painted mill-spun and handspun yarns, consisting primarily of alpaca, wool, yak, silks, and mohair blends. Their…
Burntisland, UK-based Flora Fibres offers natural-dyed, plant-based yarns and spinning fiber, along with accessories.
Adam Curtis
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Adam Curtis sells a little bit of everything when it comes to British wool, including beautiful woven throws, and, best of all, yarn.
