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A sage green box contains text and images. The title in script font says "Farm to" with "Needles" under it in a serif font. There are three round images staggered with corresponding titles. "Wool beanies" is over a round image of a white hat with a green geometric design displayed on a cloth head display. A photo of a produce hammock full of bananas, oranges and mangos hangs from a cabinet with a subway tile kitchen backsplash and plant, a wooden pepper grinder, small silver jar and medium sized bronze bottle on the counter. The title under it read "Virginia-grown cotton produce hammocks." And the title "Virginia-farmed alpaca mittens" is over an image of three pairs of natural colored mittens displayed on a wood plank. The mittens are white, medium brown and dark brown

Farm to Needles

Knit items featuring locally farmed or dyed fibers

A dark green box contains text and images. The title in script font says "Children's" with "Corner" under it in a serif font. There are three round images staggered with corresponding titles. "Hand-dyed merino mittens" is over a round image of a coral colored pair of kid's mittens. A photo of a basket full of baby booties and newborn mittens is over the title "Organic cotton booties and mitts." And the title "Hand-dyed merino ear warmers" is over an image of a pink twisted ear warmer head band displayed on a Kraft paper cutout of a head with a bun.

Children’s Corner

Natural fiber knits for kids

A bluish gray box contains text and images. The title in script font says "Handmade" with "Wholesale" under it in a serif font. There are three round images staggered with corresponding titles. "Virginia-farmed wool shawls" is over a round image of a natural light tan with hand-dyed purple chevrons in the triangle shawl displayed on a mannequin. A photo of a set of round cotton pads is over the title "Virginia-grown cotton reusable facial rounds." And the title "Plant-dyed merino mittens" is over an image of a cream colored pair of mittens with just the edge of a coffee cup and some pine sprigs visible.

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Meet our Farms and Vendors

Hoagland Handmade prioritizes supporting local farms, family mills, and indie dyers when sourcing yarn

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Elk Run Alpaca

This family farm identifies every skein of yarn by the animal that made it! Yarn comes in a range of beautiful natural colors and stunning hand-dyed options from a woman-owned mill in West Virginia.

Two hanks of hand-dyed merino are displayed on a white background with greenery at the top back of the photo. The hank on the right is a light teal, gray, and white variegated blend. The hank on the right is a darker teal tonal.

Jolly Holiday Yarns

Katt is a fellow military spouse, owner of two businesses, and a dyer of some absolutely gorgeous yarns!

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Cestari Sheep & Wool Co

Cestari is a family farm committed to sustainable farming, ethical treatment of their animals, minimal processing of their wool, and using eco-friendly dyes.

Five skeins of silvery-gray hand-dyed merino are displayed on a wood plank with evergreen branches on the top and bottom right corner. A red plaid blanket is in the left corner. The yarn is hand-dyed with plant based dyes

Golden Mill Fibers

Kiera uses all natural, plant-based dyes to create gorgeous skeins of yarn! She uses dyes from plants grown, foraged & consumed in her home state of Vermont to keep the dye process as sustainable as possible.

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Solitude Wool

Solitude Wool features breed-specific wool yarns from several local fiber farms, and are official providers for the Livestock Conservancy’s Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em (SE2SE) Initiative which encourages fiber artists to use wool from rare and endangered breeds.

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