Wool Spin Ewe LLC

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Featuring Wool From Pacific Northwest Farms

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Bridging The Gap Between Farms and Fiber Artists

Wool Spin Ewe LLC was started in March of 2021 with a specific goal in mind: to offer wool from Pacific Northwest farms in small quantities for the handspinner.

It was a rough Spring. I'm familiar with the concept of the stages of grief, and it's been ...interesting recognizing these stages as I move through (or just around) them. Sometime in April or May the sense of utter disbelief that my Dad is no longer

I'm really getting into thick corespun wool as a useful product to offer customers, both because it's somewhat unique to the marketplace still and because it can utilize wool that doesn't necessarily appeal to handspinners. I carried Karakul corespun

She's so pretty! This is the Ghost E-Spinner from Level Wind Systems in Electric Lavender edge glow polymer, and pictures barely do it justice. This one was featured in my booth at Black Sheep Gathering, and I'm so pleased that my idea to light it up

These little 1 oz. bags of mixed fibers were so much fun to put together. Each bag contains ~0.5 oz. of hand dyed mixed wool locks, ~0.1 oz. hand dyed firestar nylon, and then ~0.4 oz. of either recycled sari silk roving, wool roving, or Seacell Wool

My friend Lois purchased 20 lbs of super bright and sparkly trilobal (aka Firestar) nylon earlier this year. Nylon can be dyed with acid dyes just like it was a protein fiber so I had the idea to dye up small batches to offer for sale. I had a blast

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