Yarn

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75% Merino, 25% Nylon, 437 yards, Fingering

KnitWise Fibers is Alycia's lovely creation. From her studio in Tallahassee, Florida comes the most delicious bases with layered and beautiful dyes. She is also a Fuzzy Goat regular so her conversations with you all result in yarns that don't last long in the shop!

The G.O.A.T is a custom color Alycia made up for us using many of our brand colors!

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75% Merino, 25% Nylon, 255 yards

Emma is a young woman with her own yarn-dyeing company. It all started when she was 15, doing a homeschooling project for math ratios, and needless to say she was hooked. Her happy, beachy colors are so much fun.

Project ideas:

• Look, Squirrel cardigan

Environmentally friendly and naturally soft making it ideal for baby knits and your favorite sweater. A worsted two-ply yarn in a robust line of colors. Though the tag says hand wash, we have machine washed and gently machine dried a swatch and it looks just like our hand washed swatch.

150 yards, Worsted weight, 100% cotton.

Blue Sky Fibers is a Minnesota company that consciously crafts exquisite fibers & spectacular colors that are meant to inspire like an artist’s palette of colors; based in Cedar, Minnesota. We love their organic worsted cotton for its year-round wearability and washable fibers. 

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220 yards, Worsted Weight, 80% Merino Wool, 10% Angora, 10% Nylon

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Can be machine washed in cold and laid flat to dry, but hand washing helps preserve the longevity.

460 yards, Fingering weight, 100% Superwash Merino

Our custom colors:

• WestJack Kid: name reflects our excitement for our West Jackson address in Downtown Thomasville, our love affair with goats and it sounds kinda outlaw!
• Billie Jean: one of our running jokes is that EVERYTHING goes great with jeans, but also Billie Jean King is pretty awesome too 💪🏽, and that goat reference we love 😉
• Rosabilly: in honor of us living in the City of Roses, we 💜 rockabilly and billy goats; Rosa Parks too

Our sample is Damask, written by Kitman Figuero, size M in one skein of Savannah Sock

This cotton yarn is so cool! Produced by a multi-step hand process. Thick and thin characteristic makes for a unique fabric. The yarn has a special coating which aids in moisture absorption and evaporation to keep you cool in warm weather.  

185 yards, DK weight, 100% cotton

Yumiko Alexander designs both gorgeous yarns and patterns. We love her yarn for its extremely lightweight feel and lovely colors, and her patterns for their effortless sophistication and style. Originally from Japan, she now lives and creates in Arizona. (Hence the need for the lightweight yarn that we so appreciate here in southern Georgia).  Yumiko says her unique designs are influenced by her Japanese heritage and yet ones she would want in her own closet to wear.

A unique combination of raw silk with a little spec of colors and silky cotton.  "Silk +" is very soft, light, and very comfortable to knit and wear. Silk + wears like a dream and has marvelous drape.

227 yards, Sport weight, 76% Silk, 24% Cotton

Yumiko Alexander designs both gorgeous yarns and patterns. We love her yarn for its extremely lightweight feel and lovely colors, and her patterns for their effortless sophistication and style. Originally from Japan, she now lives and creates in Arizona. (Hence the need for the lightweight yarn that we so appreciate here in southern Georgia).  Yumiko says her unique designs are influenced by her Japanese heritage and yet ones she would want in her own closet to wear.

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400 yards Fingering Weight, 100% Superwash Merino, single ply

Emma is a young woman with her own yarn-dyeing company. It all started when she was 15, doing a homeschooling project for math ratios, and needless to say she was hooked. Her happy, beachy colors are so much fun Her wool/silk blend yarns produce a fabulous, soft drape for shawls and sweaters.

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Foxy Lady is a strong, springy superwash merino combining 30% silk into a single construction. Just the right amount of silk to give a beautiful sheen and drape but not enough to pull or pill.
Fingering weight, 428 yards

The Farmers Daughter Fibers is owned & operated by farm girl Candice. She embodies her heritage & home state of Montana into all aspects of her work. Candice hails from a rich foundation of ranchers, farmers, and women who were crafty & unpronounced in the tradition of knitting, crochet, quilting, sewing and cross-stitch. This 4th-generation artist continues to offer a product done in the traditional methods of hand-dying fibers. We can’t say enough about this yarn from her ranch in “the last best place.”

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197 yards, Worsted Weight, 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon

Manos del Uruguay is a cooperative founded in 1968, begun by five women whose goal was to develop economic opportunities for women in a country where there were, & are still, few opportunities for work. The Manos Cooperatives provide health insurance, retirement pensions, paid vacations & paid maternity leave for their members. Moreover, members enjoy a sense of achievement and of self-determination – the first kindergartens in Uruguay were begun by the Manos Cooperative, to provide childcare for the artisans. In addition to creating yarns for handcrafters, the Manos Cooperatives have continued to produce ready-to-wear pieces for designers and department stores such as Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan, Nordstrom’s, & Sak’s. We love this easy-care yarn for its deep hand-painted hues

274 yards, DK weight, 100% Merino. 

The Farmers Daughter Fibers is owned & operated by farm girl Candice. She embodies her heritage & home state of Montana into all aspects of her work. Candice hails from a rich foundation of ranchers, farmers, and women who were crafty & unpronounced in the tradition of knitting, crochet, quilting, sewing and cross-stitch.  This 4th-generation artist continues to offer a product done in the traditional methods of hand-dying fibers.  We can’t say enough about this yarn from her ranch in “the last best place.”

Project ideas:

• Look, Squirrel cardigan

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One of our favorite yarns, the silk provides a fabulous cool hand and drape.

400 yards, Fingering weight, 80% Merino wool 20% Silk

Emma is a young woman with her own yarn-dyeing company. It all started when she was 15, doing a homeschooling project for math ratios, and needless to say she was hooked. Her happy, beachy colors are so much fun Her wool/silk blend yarns produce a fabulous, soft drape for shawls and sweaters.

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145 yards, DK weight, 60% Merino, 20% Silk, 20% Alpaca

The Fibre Co.’s story began in an old warehouse on the working waterfront of Portland, Maine, USA with a small spinning mill, lots of raw natural fiber and owner/founder Daphne’s vision of creating yarns that she couldn’t find on the retail shelves. Now located in the United Kingdom, The Fibre Co continues to create yarns in softer color palettes that delight and inspire the fiber enthusiast.

218 yards, Worsted weight, 100% Superwash Merino

The Farmers Daughter Fibers is owned & operated by farm girl Candice. She embodies her heritage & home state of Montana into all aspects of her work. Candice hails from a rich foundation of ranchers, farmers, and women who were crafty & unpronounced in the tradition of knitting, crochet, quilting, sewing and cross-stitch.  This 4th-generation artist continues to offer a product done in the traditional methods of hand-dying fibers.  We can’t say enough about this yarn from her ranch in “the last best place.”

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137 yards, DK weight, 50% Wool, 25% Cotton, 15% Linen, 10% Silk

The Fibre Co.’s story began in an old warehouse on the working waterfront of Portland, Maine, USA with a small spinning mill, lots of raw natural fiber and owner/founder Daphne’s vision of creating yarns that she couldn’t find on the retail shelves. Now located in the United Kingdom, The Fibre Co continues to create yarns in softer color palettes that delight and inspire the fiber enthusiast.

194 yards, Sport weight, 100% organic cotton

Appalachian Baby takes cotton from Texas organic farms & custom mills it so it knits up soft & can be machine washed & dried. Finished baby items are handmade by a community of Appalachian artisans. . It is US certified organic and is spun in a twist that makes the cotton exceptionally soft. It can be machine washed & dried. No dyes are added which makes it perfect for finished baby items. This yarn is offered in a 4-ply Sport Weight.

This is a wonderful opportunity to get 100% Pure Linen yarn from Japan. Clean, crisp linen fiber is spun into a unique chain ply structure, DanDoh Linen knits up into light and provides dramatic drape. Nice soft handle.

124 yards, DK weight, 100% Linen

Yumiko Alexander designs both gorgeous yarns and patterns. We love her yarn for its extremely lightweight feel and lovely colors, and her patterns for their effortless sophistication and style. Originally from Japan, she now lives and creates in Arizona. (Hence the need for the lightweight yarn that we so appreciate here in southern Georgia).  Yumiko says her unique designs are influenced by her Japanese heritage and yet ones she would want in her own closet to wear.

Mrs. Moon Pudding is a British baby yarn that comes in super cute 25g balls which makes it perfect for colorwork. This is made from a mix of 80% ethically sourced superfine merino and 20% baby alpaca and has a twist too to lock in the softness.

The wool is from non-mulesed Merino sheep from ethical farms.

68 yards, Sport weight, 80% Merino Wool, 20% Alpaca

When it comes to Mrs. Moon Yarns, one word comes to mind (well two): simple luxury. This London-based company realized quickly that customers desired yarn that is soft, wears well, is responsibly sourced and is beautiful. The fibers used come from superfine merino and baby alpaca. We like this sport-weight yarn for smaller projects or those requiring many different single colors and it is machine washable

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Now non-superwash, single-ply Rustic Fingering is made with 100% Merino wool, and has enough yardage for many shawlette and accessory patterns. Since it is not superwash, this new Rustic Fingering feels a bit softer, and is easier to block into shape (especially with lace). It also takes dye a little differently than our superwash bases; some tonal colors and speckles appear softer and slightly less variegated.

100% Merino, 475 yards

Neighborhood Fiber Co. began in the kitchen of a basement apartment in Washington, DC. Stirred by her surroundings, Karida set out to provide the world with hand-dyed yarns inspired by and named to reflect the natural beauty and diverse neighborhoods throughout the nation’s capital. Since then, she has added many more colors to reflect a multitude of neighborhoods, both inside and outside of DC. Now based in Baltimore, MD, Neighborhood Fiber Co. continues to offer vibrant, one-of-a-kind colors inspired by urban landscapes.