Phi Beta Paca™ is a little bit of everything. It’s an alpaca farm. It’s a yarn brand. It’s a shop in the beautiful artists’ community…
Phi Beta Paca™ Alpacas & Yarns
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Fiber Source: N. America
Makers who use North American fiber. Includes US and Canada entries.
Located in the inspiring and lovely Pacific Northwest, Intrepid Otter Fiber is a family operation. “Our family owns a tiny farm in Washington, just outside…
AT Haynes House Yarns
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AT Haynes House Yarns is a company born out of family, community and fun. The brainchild of Terri J. Haynes, AT Haynes House Yarns is…
US maker Wool E Farms is all Romney, all the time, “producing fleeces we wanted to spin into yarn due to limited local availability,” the…
Amy is the dyer, spinner, teacher, shepherd, shop owner … you get the idea … behind Spunky Eclectic. Some wool is from Amy’s flock or…
Diana and Dave are the dyers and spinners behind D n D Fibers. Lots of handspun yarn, roving and top in many fiber types and…
Avid knitter and hand spinner Whitney Hayward began making yarn in her Maine home to de-stress from her busy life as a photojournalist. One thing…
Starcroft Fiber
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Starcroft Fiber is a family run business that creates beautiful yarns out of local fleece. Most is a Coopworth/Romney cross known as Wild Maine wool.
Dresow Family Farm is tucked away in the rolling hills of Lonsdale, Minnesota. “We raise white and colored Cormo and Cormo cross-bred sheep for their…
Hudson + West Co
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Hudson + West Co was founded in 2019 by Meghan Babin, the former editor of Interweave Knits, and Sloane Rosenthal, a knitwear designer (and recovering…