The Small Bird Workshop specializes in non-superwash, local, and/or rare breed yarn and fiber. The Workshop is the brain-child of Catherine Knutsson, and is located…
Fiber Source: S. America
Makers who use fiber from South America
BluFiber Company
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Joshua is the dyer behind BluFiber Company, based in Portland, Oregon. “I’m a fiber artist who has been knitting and crafting for over 20 years,”…
Ovis et Cetera
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German dyer Ovis et Cetera makes semisolid yarns in a variety of fibers. Shades are gentle and glorious.
Lovehandyed
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Grace is the dyer behind Lovehandyed. Grace and son David run The Wool Mouse, a yarn and accessories business in the UK. When they couldn’t…
Molly Girl Yarn
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“I’ve never taken a class or a lesson on dyeing (or anything yarn related, for that matter) so my techniques are unique. That is to…
Ozetta Handmade Fiber Arts
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Ozetta’s founder calls the company “a dream planted by my great-grandmother.” Here, you will find sustainable, organic, non-superwash fibers paired with dyes found in nature.…
Woolberry Fiber Co
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Bethany and Rhys are the dyers behind Woolberry Fiber Co. Their baby, Theodore, is the squishability tester. Rhys grew up in a small community in…
Melissa is the dyer behind Wild Hare Fiber Studio. Wild Hare has hand dyed and handspun yarns and spinning fiber, felting supplies, spinning wheels &…
The Wool Kitchen
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Helen is the founder and hand dyer behind The Wool Kitchen based in east London. “I dye from my garden studio shed,” Helen says. “From…
Claire is the Scottish dyer behind Cookston Crafts. In addition to dyeing beautiful yarn and fiber, Claire teaches crochet, knitting and sewing from her workshop.
