A turned walnut drop spindle, four nested braids of hand-dyed roving fanning like a sunset, a niddy noddy, and a printed field guide — arranged on raw linen, lit by afternoon gold.
Macro photography, origin stories, and textures you'll want to touch through the screen.
Musk Ox, Alaska
8× softer than cashmere

Inner Mongolia
Halo like a cloud
Vermont, USA
Fine as Rambouillet
Notions, samples, and the perfect little things that make a fiber artist's day.

Merino 19 micron

Perfect travel spindle
Random hand-dyed sample
These are the exact fibers on our wheels today. Click through to get the same.
Bouncy, easy to draft
💬 Maya is spinning this into a 3-ply worsted weight
Incredible sheen
💬 Priya is lace-spinning for a shawl

Long staple, silky
💬 Jess is spinning this on her Schacht Matchless
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Spindle began as a booth at the Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival — baskets overflowing, skeins hanging in afternoon light, fingers reaching before eyes could focus.
We carry only fibers we've spun ourselves. If we can't tell the difference between Targhee and Cormo by touch, it doesn't land on a shelf.