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Melissa is the dyer behind Wild Hare Fiber Studio. Wild Hare has hand dyed and handspun yarns and spinning fiber, felting supplies, tools, kits and clubs. Colors are gorgeous, and the flashes of glow in the dark dyes are a lot of fun.
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HipStrings sells beautiful spinning fiber and yarn. It is also a maker of tools for spinning, knitting, crochet and weaving.
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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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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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Woolbearers is a New Jersey yarn and fiber store specializing in hand-painted yarns and rovings. In addition to selling its own hand-painted yarns, the shop carries many of the top brands of yarn, as well as knitting, crochet, spinning and weaving accessories.
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Canadian yarn and fiber dyer Emily C Gillies offers beautiful spindles, too. Products are available online and from shops across Canada.
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Dan is the gnome/dyer and accessory maker at Gnomespun Fiber Arts. “I am a retired Army veteran, a neuroscientist, biochemist, a crafter (polycraftual), a husband, and … a lot of other things,” Dan says. Dan sells handmade drop spindles and accessories, including some fun “saucy” spindles. Items come in a variety of woods and inlays. Exceptional.
