Teri Dow, the Ungrateful Wench, makes everything from her dozens of colorways to order, and it’s worth the weight. Lots of choices for bases, too.
Teri Dow, the Ungrateful Wench
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Fiber: Tussah Silk
Tussah Silk and blends
Annett is the passionate fiber artist behind NettisNadelkunst. “Playing with colors, shapes, structures with such a versatile material as textile fibers is an expression of…
Nich is the dyer behind Handspun Tails, which offers sheep-free yarns and fibers made in the US Rockies.
Marion is the dyer behind (Vi)laines, based in Lyon, France. Colors range from barely there to neon-bright. If you love a strong halo, check out…
Liz is the dyer behind Highfiberartz, a Portland, Oregon-based dyer of yarn and fiber. Liz started dyeing yarn/fiber when trying to hunt down the perfect…
Fiber for the People
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Tayler Earl is the dyer behind Fiber for the People®. Tayler describes the company as “a passion project focused on bringing you bold and evocative…
Cotswold Alpacas
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Cotswold Alpacas sells yarn with the name of the alpaca the fleece came from on the skein. Don’t you love that? In addition to undyed…
In the Wool Shed
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In The Wool Shed creates beautiful natural dyed yarns for knitting, crochet, weaving and creative textiles. “We use only natural fibers — British wool selected…
Nielanell is a Scottish shop offering “alternative Shetland knitwear,” readymade. Gorgeous, interesting stuff, but we’re here to talk about Niela Nell Kalra’s handspun yarns. These…
The Small Bird Workshop specializes in non-superwash, local, and/or rare breed yarn and fiber. The Workshop is the brain-child of Catherine Knutsson, and is located…