Flying Fibers in Landisville, Pennsylvania focuses on premium, breed-specific, British and U.S. fibers and yarns. Why British yarns? Well, to make a long story short,…
Flying Fibers
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Consideration: Local Fiber
Dyers that use Local Fiber for at least some of their products.
The Lamington Lass of Lewes, England, was taught to knit at an early age “by a very strict Scottish granny who was determined that I…
Pigment & Ply
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Creator Jessica Sharpe of Pigment & Ply says the company is a passion project fueled by a love of color and a strong knitting addiction.…
Smiling Dog Farm
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Smiling Dog Farm is owned and operated by Laura Chandler and Bill Sweeney. “Over the years, we have made many friends and acquaintances in the…
Green Mountain Spinnery
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Green Mountain Spinnery is a worker-owned cooperative in Putney, Vermont. “Since our founding 37 years ago we have been designing and producing richly colored, must-touch…
Kate Davies established Kate Davies Designs (KDD) in 2010, when a stroke ended Kate’s career as a literary academic. “From its one-woman beginnings, KDD has…
Wull Studios
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Liz at Wull Studios is “passionate about sustainability from a practical perspective, because I’ve seen how easy it is to get derailed by a health…
Barton River Yarn
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Donna Drachunus, proprietor of Barton River Yarn in Barton, Vermont says, “My passion for knitting, and for the processes leading up to the yarn we…
Chicken Coop Dyeworks
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Chicken Coop Dyeworks is a North Central Texas company. “We sell yarn on various bases, including Merino, Polwarth, Blue Face Leicester (“BFL”) and silk along…
Mother of Purl
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Lauren McElroy runs home-based Mother of Purl in “rural Wisconsin, the occupied land that is the traditional and ancestral home of the oceti sakowin, ho-chunk,…