This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Indie yarnmakers craft sustainable dyes and fibers worldwide
Indie makers reshape yarns with recycled plastics and natural fibers, led by Samantha Myrtle of Raven’s Wood Fibre Co. in Nova Scotia. Dyers note chemistry and chance in color outcomes, while Love Fest Fibers and others source sustainable, small-batch yarns from West Coast, Nepal, and Tibet. The movement highlights OOAK colors, yak and cashmere blends, and innovations like ReLove plastic-infused merino yarns.
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Lovecrafts.com
Samantha Myrtle
Ravens Wood Fibre Co
Nova Scotia
Canada
International Wool Textile Organization
Britt-Marie Alm
Love Fest Fibers
San Francisco
Nepal
Tibet
Alin
U.S
Alm
Washington State
Love Fest
Red Hill Fiber Mill
Taswell
Indiana
Lydia Christiansen
Whidbey Island
Seattle
Michelle Thom