From a dye studio in rural Suffolk, Anj dyes yarn inspired by the countryside around her. As well as being obsessed with color, Anj loves…
meadow yarn
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Fiber Source: S. America
Makers who use fiber from South America
Snuggly Stars Yarns
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Gemma, the UK dyer behind Snuggly Stars Yarns, creates with love from Staffordshire, England. These are gorgeous, tonal and variegated yarns. I’m loving the Toasted…
Black Sheep Goods
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Tammy is the Canadian dyer behind Black Sheep Goods, which offers “handspun yarn in OOAK colorways, made from natural fibers and breed-specific wools and wool…
Ashenflock
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Claire and James are the shepherds at Ashenflock. “Our sheep are specifically farmed for premium handspinning fleeces,” they say. Both are experienced spinners, and James…
Third Vault Yarns
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Lola is the dyer behind Third Vault Yarns. “Third Vault Yarns was born from my addiction to knitting and playing with colour, and a steadfast…
My Mama Knits
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Sunshine Stewart of My Mama Knits hand-dyes a varied range of yarns in single or small batches in her family home in the Scottish Borders.…
Rain of the Roses
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Rain of the Roses is a small-batch indie yarn dyer based in Hampshire, UK. Its unique colorways are inspired by visits to British historical homes…
Betta Knit
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Italian yarn maker Betta Knit offers interesting yarns, including Fettucine, a cotton that looks as you would expect, a 100% camel yarn, recycled denim cotton…
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…
Sophie is the Somerset dyer behind Pixie Yarn. Inspirations include “films, packaging, songs, nature and the landscape,” Sophie says. “Some colorways I have dreamt, others…