Farm2Yarn
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Alpaca, yak, llama and sheep fiber hand-selected at small North American farms.
Farm2Yarn was born of my desire to share high-quality, unique fiber--from roving to yarn--with others who have the same passion for handcrafted fiber arts that I do. I buy raw fiber from small farms--sometimes even participating in the shearing--and then I have it processed and blended at a family-owned mill. Some of the fiber--especially the baby alpaca--I process myself, blending it with tussah silk, cashmere, merino or angora for sale in small, rare batches. Once the fiber has been processed into roving, it might be sold outright, dyed, painted, spun, or spun and then plied with beads. Whatever form it's in, the quantities are extremely limited so make sure you buy enough for your project as each lot represents an entire year's fleece production and availability, color, and texture vary from year to year.
04/20/2020
Jessie is taking her mask business to the next level.
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04/08/2020
Joining the war on spread: Face Mask Double-Layer Reusable and Washable 100% cotton https://etsy.me/2wnPYD2
01/13/2019
Starting on the blended batts of natural alpaca colors. First one, greys!
Prepped 22 batts for dyeing tomorrow. Going to be a great show in Destin and a good launch for the updated Etsy store!
01/07/2019
New alpaca batts! Doing some more dyeing and carding over the next couple of weeks and revamping the Etsy store.
10/12/2015
And the total is in for Spinzilla! I spun 64.7 oz spun into 5930 yds (3.4 miles) of yarn! My left thumb feels sprained, and the skin on my left index finger where the yarn slides over is rubbed raw. I’m going to take a few days off… :-)
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