U.S. dyer Christine Long Derks’ Treasure Goddess Yarn has a pirate sheep as its mascot, and pirate puns throughout. For that alone, this dyer deserves…
Treasure Goddess Yarn
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Fiber Source: US
Makers who use fiber from the United States
Lana Plantae
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Lana Plantae is a well established alpaca and sheep family farm near Buxton, Maine. “We raise our animals using organic principles and use natural dyes…
Flying Fibers
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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,…
Oink Pigments
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Established in 2010, Oink Pigments is a purveyor of small-batch, hand-dyed yarns in Vista, California and Indianapolis, Indiana. Owners Alexa, Helena, and Julie are a…
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…
Kelbourne Woolens
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Philadelphia based Kelbourne Woolens is Courtney Kelley and Kate Gagnon Osborn. Founded in 2008, Kelbourne Woolens is yarn for knitters, by knitters. Says their website,…
Bare Naked Wools
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Bare Naked Wool’s custom-spun artisan yarns are carefully curated by knit designer Anne Hanson to produce exceptional finished fabrics for handknitters and fiber artists. “We…
Long Island Yarn & Farm is committed to the well being of camelids and other fibered livestock. In addition to selling yarn, the farm offers…
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…
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…