Ashley Martineau has been spinning yarn for more than 20 years and is inspired by texture. Ashley has written a book, “Spinning and Dyeing Yarn,”…
Fiber Source: US
Makers who use fiber from the United States
Bookish and moody yarns, slowly hand dyed in small batches by a former librarian. Colors are largely inspired by under-shared stories and yarn bases are…
Prismatic Fiber and Artistry lives and breathes all things fantasy. This is never more apparent than when you see their hand dyed yarn and crochet…
US dyer Robin at Opal Moon Design offers hand-dyed spinning fiber and occasionally handmade project bags! “I live in the PNW with my partner and…
Lacie lives among the inlets and craggy coastlines between Downeast Maine and New Brunswick. In 2017, the nearby Briggs and Little woolen mill asked about…
New Mexico dyer Dedri Quillin says, “Weaver, spinner, dyer and owner of Quillin Fiber Arts in Las Cruces, New Mexico. I work with natural fibers…
Terry Karney says, “I make yarn. I like fiber, I don’t leave the house without a book, a spindle, and a camera.” Offerings include yarns…
Connecticut dyer Lor Cara at Knitten Word produces hand-dyed, small batch yarn to help you write your own stories in fiber. Yarn bases are named…
SpeakEasy Fiber Club is a mystery collective of dyers with the goal of changing the world with belligerent descriptions of beautifully dyed yarn and fiber.