Rebecca from WildWestDye specializes in all naturally dyed yarn. Yarn is available to purchase in quantities of 25g, aka CakeQuarters, so you can buy just…
WildWestDye
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Dye: Botanical
Makers who use Botanical Dyes
Tall Yarns
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Tall Yarns is a collection of house-brand yarns from Slow Wardrobe, a custom clothing company. In addition to wool, there is a lot of linen,…
Botanical Fibres
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Emma Doucette is the dyer behind Botanical Fibres. Emma has loved fiber “since birth.” “The combination of growing up with craft, then having my hobbies…
Poppy’s Pompom
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Poppy’s Pompom produces yarn from combed out Samoyed fiber and Canadian wool. Dogs across North America donate their floof for this venture, and as Samoyed…
The Isle of Skye Natural Dye Company
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The Isle of Skye Natural Dye Company was begun as Shilasdair Yarns more than 40 years ago by Eva Lambert. Situated in Waternish on Skye,…
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…
Jule is the German dyer at Hey Mama Wolf Yarns. Yarns are made from organically raised local rare-breed sheep and hand-dyed with natural dyes. “I…
The Border Tart
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Lindsay, the dyer behind The Border Tart, lives in the Scottish Borders. “Color, texture and pattern are sources of fascination and exploring them … is…
Woolly Mammoth Fibre Company
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Woolly Mammoth Fibre Company is a small hand dyeing and spinning studio created by Emma Robinson and based on the North Coast of Northern Ireland.…
Dresow Family Farm is tucked away in the rolling hills of Lonsdale, Minnesota. “We raise white and colored Cormo and Cormo cross-bred sheep for their…
