If you are looking for silk and silk blends, Alchemy yarns specializes in unique, luxurious yarns, with emphasis given to interesting blends of fibers.

Alpaca and blended yarns are available from Blue Sky Alpaca as well as organic cottons.

Dealing in mostly wool yarns, Briggs & Little of New Brunwick, Canada has been in business over one hundred and fifty years. There is a large assortment of colors in each of the many weights of yarn. 

Brown Sheep Company, Inc. is a family owned and operated spinning mill located in Mitchell, NE. A "Made in America" family owned company that started spinning and dyeing their own yarn in 1980.

The Cherry Tree Hill Yarn company only has two yarns displayed on their site. Uniquely hand dyed in bands of fifty yards which results in large swaths of color.

Knitterly Things is the home of Vesper Sock Yarn. Julia's yarns are dyed weekly in small batches of fun striping skeins.

Laura Militzer Brant is the owner of Prism Yarns. Noted for her hand dyed yarns, many in exotic fibers and combinations.

Alpaca was considered the fiber of the gods. The Alpaca Yarn Company has several alpaca blends as well as pure alpaca yarns. Suri alpaca laceweight is divine to touch!

Trendsetter Yarns have grown from just their own labeled yarns to now include Lana Grossa and Lotus Yarns and associated pattern support.

Topsy Farms located on Amherst Island, Canada supplies a range of sheep related products from their own yarn to sheepskins and lanolin. Yarn selection is limited to one weight and about 30 colors. They call this yarn 2 ply fine - 100 gram balls are about 200 yards and is a worsted weight equivalent. Should you want to knit with pencil roving, go to the Craft Supplies page.