As a life-long knitter and more recent knitwear designer, Carol Sunday started Sunday Knits yarns in 2008 “after I couldn’t find any hand knitting yarns…
Sunday Knits
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Fiber Source: Australia
Makers who use fiber from Australia
The story of Cat & Sparrow began when Cathy was looking for a spinning wheel. “I answered an ad on Ebay and begged the seller…
Jane, the dyer at Australia’s Moseley Park, works a sheep and wheat farm with husband Ian on Eyre Peninsula. Learning to dye started with needing…
Green Tea Yarns
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Sadie is the artist behind Green Tea Yarns. “With a background in fashion and textiles and a daily uniform of black, it was as though…
Myrtle Yarn
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There’s a lot of beautiful squish to see in Canadian dyer Kara’s Myrtle Yarn shop. There are lovely bright colors and soothing neutrals, dyed in…
Dyed by Hand Yarns
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Australian dyer Julie of Dyed by Hand Yarns started textile adventures at an early age. Today, Julie is “surrounded by an Australian rural setting I…
When people ask California dyer Lisa Souza how she came into this profession, “I can merely say that I have been an artist all of…
Timber and Twine
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Timber and Twine is a project of Small Acre Farm in Fort Collins, Colorado. TeDi herds the sheep and runs the yarn business, while and…
Kelbourne Woolens
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Philadelphia based Kelbourne Woolens is Courtney Kelley and Kate Gagnon Osborn. Founded in 2008, Kelbourne Woolens is yarn for knitters, by knitters. Says their website,…