Phi Beta Paca™ is a little bit of everything. It’s an alpaca farm. It’s a yarn brand. It’s a shop in the beautiful artists’ community…
Phi Beta Paca™ Alpacas & Yarns
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Fiber Source: US
Makers who use fiber from the United States
Located in the inspiring and lovely Pacific Northwest, Intrepid Otter Fiber is a family operation. “Our family owns a tiny farm in Washington, just outside…
Nich is the dyer behind Handspun Tails, which offers sheep-free yarns and fibers made in the US Rockies.
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…
The Ross Farm, raises sheep, cattle, turkeys, hogs, and miniature Mediterranean donkeys. “We concentrate on ‘Heritage Breeds’ instead of the more common commercial breeds that…
Fae is the dyer behind Apothefaery, which seems to be in the US. Beautiful spinning fiber and yarns abound on this site. One fiber option…
US maker Wool E Farms is all Romney, all the time, “producing fleeces we wanted to spin into yarn due to limited local availability,” the…
Amy is the dyer, spinner, teacher, shepherd, shop owner … you get the idea … behind Spunky Eclectic. Some wool is from Amy’s flock or…
Diana and Dave are the dyers and spinners behind D n D Fibers. Lots of handspun yarn, roving and top in many fiber types and…
Avid knitter and hand spinner Whitney Hayward began making yarn in her Maine home to de-stress from her busy life as a photojournalist. One thing…