As a life-long knitter and more recent knitwear designer, Carol Sunday started Sunday Knits yarns in 2008 “after I couldn’t find any hand knitting yarns…
Sunday Knits
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Weight: Worsted
Dyers of Worsted yarn
Sayra is the self-described “wool obsessed” dyer behind Atomic Fiber Co. “My batts and yarn are made using the best fibers I can find,” Sayra…
Guntree Gully Alpacas
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Guntree Gully Alpacas is a working farm in New Zealand that is open to the public. It sells dyed and undyed alpaca yarn, mostly worsted…
Holly and Dan at Blue Barn Fiber hand dye every order as it comes in. “Let us know if you want something that you don’t…
Geraldine is the maker behind The Wandering Flock. Offerings include neons, neutrals and deep semi-solids. The neons are worked into some interesting variegated skeins that…
Yvonne is the dyer behind LavenderSheep. “Everything around me inspires me to make new things! I create every day the things that bring me joy,”…
Prosper Yarn
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New Zealand dyer behind Prosper Yarn says, “Warning: I am a yarn enabler! Read further at your own yarn storage risk.” Fair warning.
Irish dyer Eve established Eve Chambers Textiles back in 2010 ( known back then as Eve & Apple). “I love colors and the textures of…
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…