Sweet Paprika Designs offers high-quality materials for knitters and crocheters, with a focus on locally sourced and sustainable products. Co-owners (and sisters) Debbie and Elizabeth…
Sweet Paprika Designs
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Fiber Source: N. America
Makers who use North American fiber. Includes US and Canada entries.
Amanda Hu is the dyer behind Hu Made. “I’m happiest when I’m making things and exploring different methods/ textures. Color is at the core of…
Sweet Fiber
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Melissa is the dyer behind Sweet Fiber, a luxury hand dyed yarn company on the south coast of British Columbia. “Inspired by the beautiful place…
Spincycle Yarns
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U.S. dyers Kate and Rachel began Spincycle Yarns as a handspinnery in 2004, “the two of us kettle dyeing and spinning all of our yarn…
Cape May Fiber Co
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New Jersey based Cape May Fiber Co is inspired by the sea and shore. “Taking my fine arts degree and my knowledge of yarns and…
Henlia Handmade
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Mindy Kingery is the CEO of Henlia Handmade, a U.S. yarn company that does everything possible to create an environment-friendly product. Henlia uses natural dyes,…
Oregon dyer Teresa Ruch Designs specializes in dyeing a Tencel yarn that is made from Canadian wood pulp from junk trees that grow in poor…
Jill Draper Makes Stuff
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Jill Draper Makes Stuff is a truly handmade company. Its hand-dyed yarn is made in many cases from locally sourced wool and spun in the…
Alexander Reynoso is a self-taught fiber artist who has done installations/fabrications for artists like London Kaye, NaomiRag, Nathan Vincent, Knitsforlife, ishKnits, Magda Sayeg and more.…
Sea Change Fibers
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Sarah is the dyer behind Sea Change Fibers, based in amazing Santa Cruz, California. Sea Change was born out of a desire to combine the…
