Tayler Earl is the dyer behind Fiber for the People®. Tayler describes the company as “a passion project focused on bringing you bold and evocative…
Fiber for the People
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Fiber: Linen
Linen, flax and blends
Yumiko is a knit and crochet designer working under the name DanDoh. Yumiko’s signature line of fibers are mainly plant-based, in beautiful solids and semi-solids…
Ellen is the dyer at Fiber Curio and Sundries, based in Iowa. Fiber Curio and Sundries focuses on innovative ways to utilize US small farm…
Trailhead Yarns
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Canadian dyer Samantha started Trailhead Yarns after an inspiring hike on the Cabot Trail. After developing a wool allergy three years later, Samantha switched Trailhead’s…
Nielanell is a Scottish shop offering “alternative Shetland knitwear,” readymade. Gorgeous, interesting stuff, but we’re here to talk about Niela Nell Kalra’s handspun yarns. These…
All Wool That Ends Wool
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All Wool That Ends Wool is the home of beautiful rainbow shades, some bright, some dark. There are gradients, mini rainbow sets and lots of…
Rhapsodye Yarns
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Emily is the UK dyer behind Rhapsodye Yarns. Emily’s description for a colorway that didn’t turn out quite as she had expected is worth it…
Coastal Colours has been dyeing luxury yarn and fiber since 2010, based on the proprietor’s love of knitting and spinning. This UK company offers a…
Forbidden Fiber Co offers beautiful yarn in a wide variety of colorways. I’m loving “Amok! Amok! Amok!” and may end up with it in my…
Irish dyer Eve established Eve Chambers Textiles back in 2010 ( known back then as Eve & Apple). “I love colors and the textures of…