Dairy Sheep--trained milkers, lambs, and breeding animals; wool and wool products from raw fleece to finished items

We are a quaint shop in historic Phillipi, WV, and aim to be your go-to for top-quality yarn and essential knitting supplies, making sure every project is a work of art.

I raise Coopworth, Jacob sheep, Huacaya alpacas, and a llama. I dye my own fiber; my colors are vibrant, and my overdyes are amazing! 

Our fiber processing & dye studio is in Gauley Bridge, West Virginia, near the New River Gorge. We naturally dye yarn, process fleeces for felters, hand spinners & crafters, make felted & knit products, and offer workshops, retreats, and Mill tours.

The Arthurdale Heritage Fiber Guild is a collection of people who are interested in fiber arts (spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, etc.) and helping to preserve these traditions in Arthurdale. 

Small-batch hand-dyed yarn and spinning fiber dyed in Morgantown, West Virginia. We specialize in nature-inspired colors on ethically and sustainably sourced fiber, with offerings including American wool and untreated yarn.  

We are a small farm in Howard County, MD, raising Coopworth and Coopworth-cross breeds. We offer a wide range of products, including wool socks, hand-dyed yarn, roving, batting, pelts, dyed locks, and tallow balms, as well as honey when available from our apiary.

WVU Jackson's Mill partners with the Jackson's Mill Fiber Arts Guild to offer fiber arts practice to the public.