Claire is the Scottish dyer behind Cookston Crafts. In addition to dyeing beautiful yarn and fiber, Claire teaches crochet, knitting and sewing from her workshop.
Dye: Acid
Makers who use Acid Dyes
Hutch is the yarn and fiber dyer behind Dye Candy, which has fun colorway names like “That’s a Nice Tnetennba” and “Unicorn Massacre.” The “American…
Blue Sky Fibers
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Linda Niemeyer at Blue Sky Fibers began as an alpaca farmer, and there is still plenty of alpaca represented in the Blue Sky line. Yarns…
As the farm’s name suggests, Karen, the dyer at Avalon Springs Farm, has a penchant for Arthurian legend. Base names and patterns by a variety…
For the Love of Yarn
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Lisa of For the Love of Yarn creates beautiful colorways from a Glasgow studio. Lisa started by making easy-to-hold crochet hooks using polymer clay and…
DyeForYarn
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German dyers Nicole and Cordula started DyeForYarn when they couldn’t find the shades they wanted for their lace shawls. Today, DyeForYarn stands for hand-dyed yarns…
The story of Cat & Sparrow began when Cathy was looking for a spinning wheel. “I answered an ad on Ebay and begged the seller…
Round Mountain Fibers
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Round Mountain Fibers is a boutique wholesale fiber-arts studio based in Brattleboro, Vermont. They offer an exclusive and unique line of hand-dyed yarn inspired by…
Fyberspates
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Jeni is the maker behind Fyberspates. “We love strong vibrant hues contrasted with soft metallic grays. We believe that texture is important to show off…
GamerCrafting
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Angie is the dyer behind GamerCrafting yarns. Why “geeky themes” for colorways? “Why NOT geeky themes?” says Angie. “Many people use awesome things in their…