Feeling down because it feels like everyone but you is visiting this weekend’s Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival?
Cheer Up! This collection of naturally dyed, farm-sourced yarn is a mini fiber festival all on its own! And it’s only available online from Flora Adora Fibers.
Sourced from small farms in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the fleeces were custom spun at small mills in MI, PA, IL, & VT by people who really know wool.
There’s rare-breed yarn (Kelly’s Tunis), bouncy Rambouillet (Mountain Sport), woolen spun skeins (Farmstead Fingering and Worsted), single-breed yarns (Kelly’s Tunis and Coopworth DK), and luxurious Targhee Polypay with silk DK.
Some skeins are undyed, but most are botanically dyed with foraged, home-grown or sustainably produced materials including goldenrod, indigo, madder and Lac.
Everything is non-Superwash, meaning it hasn’t been chemically or mechanically treated to prevent felting.
What does non-Superwash mean for you?
• Better structure & grip
• Warmer & more breathable
• More elastic & resilient
• Felting ability (if you want it to)
• More natural / less processed
What you see listed in the Flora Adora Fibers shop is all there is. Some of these yarns are nearly out of stock-and on sale, so take advantage of super prices on these uncommon yarns.
And all that money you would have spent on travel and hotels? You can spend it on something really special and memorable, like beautiful yarn.