Done Roving yarns are second to none with their vibrant colors and beautiful feel. The folks at Done Roving do it all here in Maine: shearing, spinning, and dying of their wonderful knitting yarns. 100% wool, wool and mohair, and a rayon/mohair mix are just a few of their hand crafted yarns.
 

Made in Maine, Pine Woods Yarns use a unique wood-fired stove-top dying process that results in an endless combination of color blends and patterns. This creates beautiful yarns where no two skeins are exactly alike.
 

Packard Heritage Farm is located in central Maine. Working with a small flock of Finn Sheep, Hope Olmstead produces some of the softest, most luxurious worsted yarns available. The yarns are colored with a food-based dye so as to preserve the purity of the yarn and the environment. The natural colors are just that, Natural.
 

We are pleased to carry Nash Island Yarn, hand spun, and dyed at Starcroft Fiber Mill located in the rolling hills of coastal Maine on a rejuvenated hundred acre farmstead. Starcroft Fiber Mill is a small family owned and operated spinning mill that gets it wool from Nash Island Maine where shepherds Alfred and Eleni Wakeman tend the flock of 120 or so sheep (descendants of the sheep brought to Nash Island by Jenny Cirone some 80 years ago).