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Maybe the best linen on the market. 100% wet spun linen. Machine wash and dry-able. Deliciously intense color. Lustrous drape. Soft hand. Perfect for warm-weather knitting.

Louet Yarns began when founder Trudy Van Stralen began dyeing and spinning her

LolaBean Yarn Co Bean Sprout

Isager has created a fingering-weight yarn by spinning one strand of cotton with one strand of linen. Each plant fiber takes the dye a little differently—where cotton has a soft matte finish, the linen has a subtle sheen. Creating a beautifully drape-y fa

Beautiful and super-soft 100% super wash merino, 2-ply.

Jade Sapphire Exotic Fibres Sylph

Kauri is one of Zealana's ultra resilient PERFORMA SERIES blends with a touch of silk. Its unique makeup of 60% fine New Zealand merino, 10% mulberry silk, and 30% brushtail possum make it the perfect choice for garments that need to go the extra mile and

Tui is a lofty, bulky yarn and is part of Zealana's ARTISAN SERIES of blends. At 70% fine New Zealand merino, 15% cashmere, and 15% brushtail possum, it’s a great workhorse yarn with a touch of luxury, perfect for that big cozy sweater project or super wa

Fine and glossy, intermittently broken by soft slubs of high quality cotton, this is an elegant yarn. The name and design of the yarn evokes the great fashion era. Vibrant femininity, shiny surfaces, lace structures, stocking stitch panels swing to produc

LolaBean Yarn Co Soy Bean

This fine alpaca yarn works well used individually for shawls and vests, but we use it primarily for knitting together with other yarns. This adds more softness and also a more exciting structure. At the same time a large needle can be used, if needed for

AlexCreates is a NYC based multi-faceted artist, who dyes and spin yarn, creates unique knits and pottery.
NYC and Latinx themed colorways - vivid colors is where his heart lies.

Jones Street is a very special yarn base that cannot be found anywhere else, designed and milled exclusively for The Copper Corgi. A blend of soft superwash merino from South Africa, Swiss silk and black alpaca from South America. The natural color of the