Michelle and Linda at Color Me Happy say, “Our mission is to develop and maintain a collaborative fiber arts studio that brings joy to others…
Fiber Source: US
Makers who use fiber from the United States
Flower Hill Fleeces offers a line of undyed home-grown yarn curated from the Icelandic and Shetland sheep raised at Flower Hill Farm in Pennsylvania, then…
Kelli is the owner/dyer/mastermind behind Llady Llama. A Fine Arts background and love for color serendipitously led Kelli to fiber arts and the fulfillment that…
Blue Bird Makery
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Ruth is the Michigan artist behind Blue Bird Makery. In addition to unique accessories, Blue Bird Makery sells beautiful handspun yarn.
knottygurlcrochet
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Bethany is the Toronto-based small-batch dyer behind knottygurlcrochet. Bethany is also a crochet and knitwear designer. Sales are presently through a LYS in Toronto, with…
In addition to offering beautiful yarns, Mountain Meadow Yarns has a mission: A commitment to revitalizing the American wool industry through eco-friendly operations and fair…
Ontheround Yarn
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Ontheround yarns sells small-batch, hand-dyed yarn in fun, unique, and highly wearable colorways. Their yarns are available on US-grown and certified cruelty free bases, and…
Dyers Wool offers sock, sport, and bulky yarn made with Colorado-grown wool, milled in the US. Their hand-dyed yarns are combinations of local wool and/or…
Fossil Fibers
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Kori is the Michigan dyer behind Fossil Fibers. “Supporting small farms and rare breeds is a big deal to us here,” Kori says. “Being able…
Wooly Witch of the West
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Madeline is the dyer behind Wooly Witch of the West. Madeline has had a deep love of wild lands since childhood, and a fascination with…