Kori is the Michigan dyer behind Fossil Fibers. “Supporting small farms and rare breeds is a big deal to us here,” Kori says. “Being able…
Fossil Fibers
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Consideration: Local Fiber
Dyers that use Local Fiber for at least some of their products.
Daffodil Road Yarn
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Sara is a Tasmanian yarn dyer, known for creating unique and dreamy colorways on organic, mulesing-free yarn bases. Sara runs Daffodil Road Artisan Yarns with…
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…
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…
Felsted Fleece
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Felsted Fleece is a product of Brick House Farm in Essex, UK. Neil and Cara run the farm as an environmentally sensitive, sustainable Smallholding, keep…
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.
Sunflower Knit
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Ash Alberg of Sunflower Knit is “a queer femme and fibre witch who helps fellow fibre witches to connect, create, and get confident.” Ash’s shop…
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…
Kiki is the dyer behind Black Smoke Fibers. “We specialize in small batch, artisan-dyed yarns, fibers, handspun yarn, small batch fleece processing and handwoven rugs,”…