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STATES N-W
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Long Ridge Farm
603-313-8393
www.longridgefarm.com
Jack and Nancy Zeller raise rare CVM/Rolmeldales, and are dyeing their fibers and yarns with Earthues to great effect. Nancy sells Earthues natural dye extracts in
Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and have a lovely web site with a lot of information about her animals and the beautiful yarns she produces. Nancy sponsors
an annual week of natural dye classes with Michele Wipplinger in late August. Don't miss it if you are in the New England area.
NEW YORK
The Yarn Tree
347 Bedford Ave
Brooklyn NY 11211
www.theyarntree.com
718-384-8030
A wonderful fiber arts studio in the heart of Brooklyn, carrying Earthues Natural Dye extracts. Linda LaBelle teaches weaving and knitting, and stays open most
weeknights so you can drop in after work. They have recently expanded to a new studio space, and have a fully equipped dye studio for all sorts of creativity. Don't
miss their annual field trips to the Hamptons and the New York Sheep and Wool Festival.
Catskill Merinos
914-292-0118
www.catskill-merino.com
Eugene Wyatt went to Australia to find the finest quality merino rams to start his flock in Sullivan County, New York. He now spins his superfine merino into beautiful
soft yarn, and dyes it with Earthues Natural dye extracts. Eugene sells yarn and organic vegetables at New York's Union Square Greenmarket every Saturday, and
publishes an occasional newsletter about life on the farm with his prize-winning flock.
Porter Studios--Fiber Arts
Jane and Rob Porter
15 Broad Street
Hamilton, NY 13346
(484) 354-9972
Shop Online:
www.janetexcat.etsy.com
Jane and Rob Porter are some of our dear friends, and has created a beautiful fine art photography and fiber arts studio in Hamilton, featuring natural fibers and
natural dyes.
Four Directions Weaving
Donna Foley
215 Paye Rd Vermontville NY 12989
fourdirections@verizon.net
Four Directions Weaving is a sheep farm and weaving studio located in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains of northern New York . They raise a rare breed of sheep
called Lincoln Longwool, well known for their beautifully lustrous wool that when used with natural dyes, seems to shine with life. The sheep are both white and an
array of natural silvers and charcoals, some that are spun in their natural color and others that are overdyed with natural plant extracts to give subtle variations of
color. Because these plant extracts vary from year to year depending on the amount of sun and rain they receive, the dyebaths are always unique. This is both the
challenge and joy of natural dyes. I choose to use natural dyes not only for this uniqueness but also for its incredible history as well as for its earth-friendly
sustainability.
NORTH CAROLINA
The Woolery
117 E. Main Street
PO. Box 468
Murfreesboro, NC 27855
800-441-9556
www.woolery.com
Chris and Nancy bring years of business experience (as well as a passion for spinning weaving and knitting) to The Woolery. They absolutely love fiber arts and love
the people involved; the people mean the most to them. They have been married for 25 years and have two sons, two grandbabies and a character named Christian
who thinks he is human but is really a “Snoodle”.
OREGON
L.K. Meeker
Dyeing Art
34558 Burg Road
Warren, OR 97053
503-366-2631
Asha is an old friend and a fascinating fiber artist and textile scholar. She sells Earthues Natural Dye extracts and naturally dyed fibers and yarns in glowing colors.
Asha also specializes in texts focusing on pre-1700 subjects, and has rare and out-of-print textile books from all over the world.
RHODE ISLAND
Long Ridge Farm
603-313-8393
www.longridgefarm.com
Jack and Nancy Zeller raise rare CVM/Rolmeldales, and are dyeing their fibers and yarns with Earthues to great effect. Nancy sells Earthues natural dye extracts in
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and have a lovely web site with a lot of information about her animals and the beautiful yarns she
produces.
VERMONT
Brigid's Farm
123 Slack Street
P.O. Box 29
Peacham VT 05862
802-592-3062
email: brigidsfarm@charter.net
Brigid's Farm is a small farm in beautiful Vermont that continues to be committed to sustainable, organic farming methods. In keeping with their philosophy, they
offer a full line of Earthues natural dye extracts and assistants that are non-toxic and safe for the environment. Try some and experience the rich colors of ancient
textiles. The studio at Brigid's Farm is usually open on Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays from 1 to 5 or by appointment. Please call ahead to make sure they are in.
Classes on weaving, spinning, knitting and natural dyeing are also offered. Call for more information.
This and That Farm
2212 Tinmouth Rd.
Danby, VT 05739
802-293-5492
email: thisandthat@sover.net
Donna Herrick raises prize-winning Cormo and Corm-Romney cross sheep fleeces, provides custom fiber processing, and dyes her yarns with Earthues Natural
Dye extracts. Her business also supplies knitting kits and patterns, and locker and punch-hooking supplies.
WASHINGTON
The Weaving Works
4717 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle WA 98105
206-524-1221
www.weavingworks.com
Celebrating their 31st anniversary in business, the Weaving Works offers classes and workshops and a huge selection of supplies in weaving, spinning, dyes and
surface design, paper and book making, knitting and basketry. Weaving Works carries Earthues Natural Dye extracts, and often work with Michele to offer classes
and workshops in natural dyeing.
Paradise Fibers
1011 N Thor St
Spokane, WA 99202
www.paradisefibers.net
The Romine Family takes great pride in selecting the finest products available from the U.S. and around the world for you. Bill & Laurel Romine run the Romine
Family farm and online store along with their son Travis. Bill & Laurel live on the small farm just south of Spokane, WA. They raise a variety of animals including:
Icelandic, Jacob, Coopworth/Columbia, and Shetland Sheep. Our flock is a "spinners flock" with a variety of fleece's, textures, colors and unique character. Everything
you see in the "Fleece From My Flock" section is from our animals and raised on The Romine Family Farm. We offer many products you won't find anywhere else in
the world!
WISCONSIN
Earthsong Fibers
1782 40th Ave
Osceola WI 54020
800-473-5350
www.earthsongfibers.com
Earthsong carries spinning, weaving, knitting and felting supplies, as well as a full line of dyes, including Earthues Natural Dyes extracts. They also have a line of
natural insect control - herbal alternatives for controlling those pesky wool moths! Mary Kay offers a 5% discount to all Waldorf teachers at her online site.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Long Ridge Farm
603-313-8393
www.longridgefarm.com
Jack and Nancy Zeller raise rare CVM/Rolmeldales, and are dyeing their fibers and yarns with Earthues to great effect. Nancy sells Earthues natural dye extracts in
Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and have a lovely web site with a lot of information about her animals and the beautiful yarns she produces. Nancy sponsors
an annual week of natural dye classes with Michele Wipplinger in late August. Don't miss it if you are in the New England area.
NEW YORK
The Yarn Tree
347 Bedford Ave
Brooklyn NY 11211
www.theyarntree.com
718-384-8030
A wonderful fiber arts studio in the heart of Brooklyn, carrying Earthues Natural Dye extracts. Linda LaBelle teaches weaving and knitting, and stays open most
weeknights so you can drop in after work. They have recently expanded to a new studio space, and have a fully equipped dye studio for all sorts of creativity. Don't
miss their annual field trips to the Hamptons and the New York Sheep and Wool Festival.
Catskill Merinos
914-292-0118
www.catskill-merino.com
Eugene Wyatt went to Australia to find the finest quality merino rams to start his flock in Sullivan County, New York. He now spins his superfine merino into beautiful
soft yarn, and dyes it with Earthues Natural dye extracts. Eugene sells yarn and organic vegetables at New York's Union Square Greenmarket every Saturday, and
publishes an occasional newsletter about life on the farm with his prize-winning flock.
Porter Studios--Fiber Arts
Jane and Rob Porter
15 Broad Street
Hamilton, NY 13346
(484) 354-9972
Shop Online:
www.janetexcat.etsy.com
Jane and Rob Porter are some of our dear friends, and has created a beautiful fine art photography and fiber arts studio in Hamilton, featuring natural fibers and
natural dyes.
Four Directions Weaving
Donna Foley
215 Paye Rd Vermontville NY 12989
fourdirections@verizon.net
Four Directions Weaving is a sheep farm and weaving studio located in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains of northern New York . They raise a rare breed of sheep
called Lincoln Longwool, well known for their beautifully lustrous wool that when used with natural dyes, seems to shine with life. The sheep are both white and an
array of natural silvers and charcoals, some that are spun in their natural color and others that are overdyed with natural plant extracts to give subtle variations of
color. Because these plant extracts vary from year to year depending on the amount of sun and rain they receive, the dyebaths are always unique. This is both the
challenge and joy of natural dyes. I choose to use natural dyes not only for this uniqueness but also for its incredible history as well as for its earth-friendly
sustainability.
NORTH CAROLINA
The Woolery
117 E. Main Street
PO. Box 468
Murfreesboro, NC 27855
800-441-9556
www.woolery.com
Chris and Nancy bring years of business experience (as well as a passion for spinning weaving and knitting) to The Woolery. They absolutely love fiber arts and love
the people involved; the people mean the most to them. They have been married for 25 years and have two sons, two grandbabies and a character named Christian
who thinks he is human but is really a “Snoodle”.
OREGON
L.K. Meeker
Dyeing Art
34558 Burg Road
Warren, OR 97053
503-366-2631
Asha is an old friend and a fascinating fiber artist and textile scholar. She sells Earthues Natural Dye extracts and naturally dyed fibers and yarns in glowing colors.
Asha also specializes in texts focusing on pre-1700 subjects, and has rare and out-of-print textile books from all over the world.
RHODE ISLAND
Long Ridge Farm
603-313-8393
www.longridgefarm.com
Jack and Nancy Zeller raise rare CVM/Rolmeldales, and are dyeing their fibers and yarns with Earthues to great effect. Nancy sells Earthues natural dye extracts in
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and have a lovely web site with a lot of information about her animals and the beautiful yarns she
produces.
VERMONT
Brigid's Farm
123 Slack Street
P.O. Box 29
Peacham VT 05862
802-592-3062
email: brigidsfarm@charter.net
Brigid's Farm is a small farm in beautiful Vermont that continues to be committed to sustainable, organic farming methods. In keeping with their philosophy, they
offer a full line of Earthues natural dye extracts and assistants that are non-toxic and safe for the environment. Try some and experience the rich colors of ancient
textiles. The studio at Brigid's Farm is usually open on Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays from 1 to 5 or by appointment. Please call ahead to make sure they are in.
Classes on weaving, spinning, knitting and natural dyeing are also offered. Call for more information.
This and That Farm
2212 Tinmouth Rd.
Danby, VT 05739
802-293-5492
email: thisandthat@sover.net
Donna Herrick raises prize-winning Cormo and Corm-Romney cross sheep fleeces, provides custom fiber processing, and dyes her yarns with Earthues Natural
Dye extracts. Her business also supplies knitting kits and patterns, and locker and punch-hooking supplies.
WASHINGTON
The Weaving Works
4717 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle WA 98105
206-524-1221
www.weavingworks.com
Celebrating their 31st anniversary in business, the Weaving Works offers classes and workshops and a huge selection of supplies in weaving, spinning, dyes and
surface design, paper and book making, knitting and basketry. Weaving Works carries Earthues Natural Dye extracts, and often work with Michele to offer classes
and workshops in natural dyeing.
Paradise Fibers
1011 N Thor St
Spokane, WA 99202
www.paradisefibers.net
The Romine Family takes great pride in selecting the finest products available from the U.S. and around the world for you. Bill & Laurel Romine run the Romine
Family farm and online store along with their son Travis. Bill & Laurel live on the small farm just south of Spokane, WA. They raise a variety of animals including:
Icelandic, Jacob, Coopworth/Columbia, and Shetland Sheep. Our flock is a "spinners flock" with a variety of fleece's, textures, colors and unique character. Everything
you see in the "Fleece From My Flock" section is from our animals and raised on The Romine Family Farm. We offer many products you won't find anywhere else in
the world!
WISCONSIN
Earthsong Fibers
1782 40th Ave
Osceola WI 54020
800-473-5350
www.earthsongfibers.com
Earthsong carries spinning, weaving, knitting and felting supplies, as well as a full line of dyes, including Earthues Natural Dyes extracts. They also have a line of
natural insect control - herbal alternatives for controlling those pesky wool moths! Mary Kay offers a 5% discount to all Waldorf teachers at her online site.
Earthues Natural Dye extracts are carried by a number of fine retail shops, studios and online retailers. If you
are interested in smaller quantities of Earthues extracts, our retailers have our products in smaller put-ups.
Our partners also carry clothing, yarns, cloth and fiber that have been artfully colored with Earthues Natural
Dye extracts - check our their many creative applications!
Click here if you are interested in becoming an Earthues wholesale customer
are interested in smaller quantities of Earthues extracts, our retailers have our products in smaller put-ups.
Our partners also carry clothing, yarns, cloth and fiber that have been artfully colored with Earthues Natural
Dye extracts - check our their many creative applications!
Click here if you are interested in becoming an Earthues wholesale customer