Christina is the dyer at Serenity Fibers, self-described an indie-dyer who loves dyeing fiber, spinning, and knitting. Yarns are ever changing, and always beautiful.
Serenity Fibers
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Fiber: Mohair
Mohair and blends
Knotty Habit
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Miensie is the South African dyer behind Knotty Habit. As Miensie started to use natural yarns, the interest in the process of spinning and dying…
Townhouse Yarns
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Jenny is the Irish dyer behind Townhouse Yarns, the house yarn at This is Knit, run by Jenny’s family. Lots of bases and beautiful colors.…
TeenyButton Studio
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Robyn is the owner and dyer at TeenyButton Studio, just outside New Orleans. Robyn started dyeing because “I wanted bright colors, lots of speckles, and…
Nurturing Fibres
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Nurturing Fibres offers a wide variety of plant-based yarns, as well as a few animal fibers. Suggested patterns for the various yarns are free through…
Rose Hill Yarns
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It’s hard to pick a favorite from all the beautiful colorways at Rose Hill Yarns. The dyer says initial colorways were bright, so as to…
Canadian dyer Emily C Gillies’ yarn comes in a variety of semisolid, tonal and variegated shades, from warm to bright. Bases are untreated BFL and…
Fiber Lily
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Kylie, the dyer behind Australia’s Fiber Lily, says this fiber journey “began as a therapeutic relief from anxiety and depression, as I believe it has…
Madeleine is the dyer at Yama Yarn. “Adding color to yarn is my art; it is my creative expression and interpretation of the natural beauty…
“Kim Dyes Yarn” is a complete sentence. This yarn is just awfully nice, across several different bases. Yarn can be purchased from the site and…