Yarns
Some shops have a few skeins from northern New England. We have hundreds! We are wicked pleased to be able to bring you these fine regional products!
Straight from the farm!
Each of these is straight from the farm or the small-town mill, not a big international distributor!
... from Maine:
- Bartlettyarns of Harmony (at right)
- 2-ply yarns
- Hunter-orange Homespun
- Done Roving Farm and Carding Mill of Charlotte
- 'Chic Sheep'
- 'Frolicking Feet'
- 'It's a Wrap'
- 'Kidding Ewe'
- 'Elegant Ewe'
- 'Tapping Tootsees'
- 'Wool 4 All'
- 'Radiance'
- The Fibre Company of Portland
- 'Khroma Worsted'
- French Hill Farm of Solon
- A new hand-dyed sock yarn from their own Coopworth flock
- Full Moon Farm of Auburn
- Beautiful soft warm alpaca in every color from white to brown and gray to black, all natural colors!
- We visited on Alpaca Open Farm Day and took pictures of a cria (baby alpaca) only 2 hours old!
- Halcyon Yarns of Bath
- 'Victorian 2-Ply'
- '2/12 Gemstone Silks'
- 'Gemstone Soft Twist Silk'
- 'Gemstone Silk Boucle'
- Hope Spinnery of Hope
- 'Wind-Spun Yarn'
... from Vermont:
- Cherry Tree Hill Yarns of Barton
- 'Pot-Luck Bulky 6-Pack' & 'Pot-Luck Worsted 6-Pack'
- 'Merino Lace'
- 'Superwash Merino'
- 'Super Sock'
- 'Brushed Mohair' (shown at right)
- Green Mountain Spinnery of Putney
- 'Mountain Mohair'
- 'Sylvan Spirit'
- Land & Lamb Co. of Tunbridge
- 'Single-ply' from their own flock of Navajo-Churro sheep
- Vermont Organic Fiber Co. of Middlebury
- 'O-Wool Classic'
... and a couple from upstate New York ('almost New England') ;-)
We enjoy working with these folks so much, we award them 'Honorary New England' status (whether they like it or not)!
- Decadent Fibers of Selkirk (at right)
- 'Cookie Dough'
- 'Creme Puff'
- 'Pulled Taffy'
- 'Life Saver'
- Schaefer Yarns of Interlaken
- 'Nancy'
- 'Lola'
- 'Heather'