A wife-and-wife team of scientists turned indie dyers. Their small-batch, hand-dyed colorways tap into nostalgia and the collective experiences that make you say “I didn’t realize anyone else remembered that!”

Citizens Crochet is a curated shop filled with adorable plushies and learn-to-crochet kits, all handmade in Dedham, MA.

Claws Out Yarn Co. created hand-dyed yarn that is full of love and passion for color. Based in Boston, Katie's colors are inspired by her favorite places, music, movies, and more. Inspirations range from the personal and spiritual to the silly and goofy.

A small batch indie dyer specializing in natural yarns and fibers with an interesting in exploring the cool side of color.

Playfully dyed yarn and fiber inspired by nostalgia!

East Coast Yarn is a small independent hand dyed yarn company. Yarn dyeing is something I experimented with five years and instantly fell in love with. I enjoy taking inspiration from the world around me and love exploring color combinations from light neutrals to bold brights.

Handmade critters, wool, and more all from New England!

The Felted Bee specializes in two and three dimensional works of art from wool. Using the techniques of needle and wet felting, artist Jennifer McCarthy uses wool to create a variety of soft sculptures from cute animals to highly stylized three dimensional sculpted works. The Felted Bee prides itself on creating high quality, beautiful, one of a kind works of art, diy kits and high quality wool products.

Natural doesn't have to mean drab and dull! The vibrant beauty of nature can be translated in full right onto the fibers we spin with, the yarns we knit with, and the textiles we wear. All yarns are unique and dyed by hand with love in Cat's little kitchen.

Golden Earth is a small one woman pottery studio that creates wheel thrown functional work. From your new favorite stoneware mug featuring hand painted quilts, fair isle designs, or wool animals, to useful and beautiful kitchen wares, to buttons, stitch markers, and other textile-related notions, I offer a wide array of high quality ceramic items for your daily life.

All natural, organic, lanolin-based, small-batch moisturizing bars, balms, face oil, soaps.

Honey & Quill Fiber Co. is a woman-owned business based in Newton, Massachusetts! Originally from the Mountain West, McKenna started Honey & Quill in 2019 as a space to share her creative work across different mediums. As she jumped headfirst into the world of fiber arts, she grew to love yarn dyeing and turned her creative “hive” into a hand-dyed yarn business in 2022. McKenna finds inspiration in nature, literature, music and art. Honey & Quill features a wide variety of yarns, handmade project bags, original vinyl stickers and more.

Ipsy Daisy Ceramics focuses on functional pottery that brings a smile to your face. Borne of a knitter and potter who wanted to combine both passions, Ariel primarily sells handmade and hand-painted Studio Ghibli yarn bowls. She also makes bowls, mugs, and other functional pieces with original carving details and various other pop culture paintings.

Juliette Pécaut Designs offers modern knitwear designs, knitting kits, and naturally dyed yarn made by hand in small batches in Massachusetts with sustainability and slow living in mind. I use natural fibers in my knits and kits and my patterns are designed to be wardrobe staples you’ll reach for again and again.

As an independent, female owned and operated business, Katrinkles is proud to provide crafters with high quality buttons and tools for their projects.

keira wiggins is a jersey city-based textile designer specializing in yarn dyes and color development. Her studio offers handspun yarn, spinning fiber, fabric and found objects, carefully crafted and curated, from her hands to yours.

A yarn dyer based out of New Haven, Connecticut. Collecting stories from all over the world is a passion of Lor's and as such, her collections use the written word, with folktales, songs, stories, poems, and authors being her main sources of inspiration.

Lemonwood is a small, woman-owned business dedicated to creating innovative solutions for common challenges in the knitting and crochet community. Our signature product, the Mini-Minder, is a premium wooden fiber tool designed to keep your yarn secure, preventing it from tangling, rolling away, or being grabbed by little hands or paws. This unique tool is our original invention and design. In addition to the Mini-Minder, we are always expanding our collection to include a variety of items such as phone straps, tote bag holders, stitch markers, accessory bags and tote bags.

Contemporary Rug Hooking kits and supplies.

Hand dyed yarns and knitting kits.

Handmade clay buttons, shawl pins, stitch markers, yarn bowls and pillow sham kits.

Roaring Acres Alpacas is located in north central CT and is home to over 100 beautiful alpacas, a llama and a host of other farm animals.

Sassy Black Yarns is an artisan yarn company based in Manchester, CT, specializing in hand-dyed, small-batch yarns. Each skein is meticulously crafted with vibrant, bold colorways, including monthly limited-edition designs that cater to fiber artists and knitters looking for something special. Founded by veteran Lakisher Hurst, Sassy Black Yarns combines artistry with a strong commitment to quality, creating beautiful yarns that inspire creativity. With a focus on customer satisfaction, we provide personalized service and unique products that reflect both tradition and innovation in yarn crafting.

A knitting/embroidery design and yarn company with a focus on sustainability and USA made products.

All the way from Denmark, Syslerigt was founded in 2015 as a hobby project, where Malene started by dyeing yarn in the kitchen of the apartment on the 4th floor. Since then, the company has grown and now has a combined workshop and shop at the address in Risskov.

Toil & Trouble is a small hand-dyed yarn and knitwear company, based out of Salem, Massachusetts.

Wild Violet Fibers creates vibrant hand-dyed colorways on luxurious yarn bases. Erica’s monthly colorways are inspired by the seasons, nature, the place she lives, and places she’s traveled. Her fiber journey has led her to dyeing yarn, designing knitwear patterns, and creating notions, and her goal is to create yarns that spark joy and inspire creativity in the fiber adventures of others.