U.S. dyer Christine Long Derks’ Treasure Goddess Yarn has a pirate sheep as its mascot, and pirate puns throughout. For that alone, this dyer deserves…
Treasure Goddess Yarn
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Yarn and fiber dyers based in the United States and U.S. territories
Lucky Violet Color Co.
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Lucky Violet Color Co is three generations of fine artists with an intense love of aesthetics, color, and fiber. “Our innovative, proprietary fiber dyeing and…
Meadowcroft Dyeworks
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Meadowcroft Dyeworks is a Pittsburgh-area father-and-son team, Dave & Will Burrows. Dave learned to knit from his grandfather, who learned from his own father, a…
Dragonfly Fibers is known for high-quality knitting and crochet yarns which are hand-dyed in vibrant, rich, sometimes crazy colors. Many of its base yarns are…
With their hand-dyed colorways inspired by the theatre, pop culture, and nature, partners Steve and Andy truly are the Leading Men in the world of…
Ain (sounds like Ine or Ein) Munn calls Passion Knits Yarn “my labor of love. We specialize in hand-dyed yarns on a variety of weights…
Lana Plantae
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Lana Plantae is a well established alpaca and sheep family farm near Buxton, Maine. “We raise our animals using organic principles and use natural dyes…
Flying Fibers
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Flying Fibers in Landisville, Pennsylvania focuses on premium, breed-specific, British and U.S. fibers and yarns. Why British yarns? Well, to make a long story short,…
Oink Pigments
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Established in 2010, Oink Pigments is a purveyor of small-batch, hand-dyed yarns in Vista, California and Indianapolis, Indiana. Owners Alexa, Helena, and Julie are a…
Monica Thoune is the maker behind UP North Yarns. “I hand-dye luxurious natural fibers/yarns in the colors I see abounding in the Upper Peninsula of…