In 1985 Peter had an idea and traveled to Moscow with a proposal. If he could find a Russian family who would sell him wool, he would buy it and bring it back to Maine to blend with US wool and make a yarn called Peace Fleece. Central to the creation of Peace Fleece was the belief that if historic enemies could do business together, the potential for conflict between them might be reduced. The Russian and US fiber would be spun together, and the hats and sweaters knit from this yarn would affirm that Soviet-American cooperation was possible. “Warm wool from a Cold War” became the Peace Fleece motto.
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Features
This maker's artistry has the following features. To see other makers in this database who offer the same features, click the links below.- Yarn Fiber: Merino, Mohair, Rambouillet, Wool
- Yarn Weight: DK, Worsted
- Color Style: Semi-Solid/Tonal
- Dye Type: Acid
- Fiber Origin: N. America, Russia, US
- Spinning Fiber in: Roving
- Spinning Fiber: Merino, Mohair, Wool
