Our Story
Thanks for checking out my shop! My background is in ecology, but I have found a great way to combine my creativity with conservation through fiber arts. I feature milkweed floss in some of my products, which benefits critical habitat for Monarch butterflies. I try my best to make all my products as environmentally-friendly as possible, while still providing an excellent spinning experience. This means only using family-farmed wool from shepherds who are concerned both about the welfare of their animals and the land they use. All my shipping materials are recycled and products’ plastic bags are high quality to ensure many uses out of them. I dye all my products and use the landscapes around me as inspiration. In addition, I’ve always been interested in trophic systems and am introducing colorways in a similar manner that is seen in nature (insects, reptiles, birds, mammals). Proceeds from these colorways are donated to conservation organizations that work with the group of animals the colorways are inspired by. I hope you find something that speaks to you in my shop and have as much fun as I do spinning it up!
Field to Fiber
Small family farms
We source our wool and alpaca from family farms ensuring we can directly meet the owners, sometimes having the opportunity to visit the farm. Our mission is to support the family farms that treat the animals humanely and to locate the highest quality fibers.
Ethically sourced
Our Peruvian Pima cotton is GOTS certified, ensuring that the fibers are organic and produced under environmentally and socially responsible conditions
Dyed and processed by hand
Small batches of fibers are dyed and carefully crafted to guarantee the highest quality final product
Perfected and repeatable colorways
Each colorway is knitted as a sample to verify no unintended pooling or striping. Variations across dye lots are minimized to avoid the need to alternate skeins
Meet the team
Boston, MA