Yanawara is an ethical fashion brand of timeless knitwear designed in NYC and crafted with the greatest care by Bolivian artisans, using traditional techniques and locally-sourced alpaca and llama wool. We are proud to support our artisan partners through fair wages and safe job opportunities. We believe that, together, we can help build a more sustainable future, within the fashion industry and beyond.

She is Marguerite is a home of free expression and a vehicle for authenticity, awakening, and belonging. In its current iteration, the brand is focused around experimentation with natural fibers including unique, one of a kind hand spun yarns, small-batch hand dyed skeins, carded art batts, and wool fleeces.

Brooknit Bonneterie is on a mission to knit a better world. Let’s move the needles, one stitch at a time. We offer original DIY knitting kits, hand-knitted items, and a large range of classes and workshops to learn and make new friends!

Dania Guido Designs is a small local business specializing in fiber art. We offer a curated selection of fiber preparations for spinning, including ready-to-spin carded batts and a variety of fibers for you to create your own unique blends. Our wool blends are carefully crafted from washed wool fleeces and dyed combed top. In addition to our fiber products, we also offer a range of handcrafted items, such as stitch markers, candles, and felted vessels.

Something for Someone is an online store launching in Fall 2025, with pop-up vending throughout the New York area. We make, design, and sell handmade accessories, apparel, and home goods sourced from talented artisans across the globe.

The idea behind Something for Someone is simple: thoughtfully curated and beautifully gifted — whether for a friend, a loved one, or yourself. Our pieces are unique, handmade, functional, and beautiful, chosen to bring joy, style, and meaning to everyday life.

Stylish hand Crafted accessories for all your needs. Accessories made for Crocheters, Knitters, home decor and more.

A transplant from the beaches and desert of California and Arizona, Michelle Adams is a New York-based artist. Her practice as The Wreath Forager focuses on foraging and growing materials to shape into botanical pieces, using a range of techniques—including pressing, natural dying, and wreath making.

Colette Crochets was created out of my love of knitting and crocheting. I began in 2015 with making winter accessories, infinity scarves, cowl necks, hats and gloves, and later the Katniss scarves. The Katniss scarves became one of my biggest seller. I also doubled the yarn to everything I make. My belief is knitwear should make you warm. Lastly, everything l create I hand stitch or draw a small open heart b/c l want my customer to know my knitwear is made with love,

Create the Culture is a textile art studio specializing in custom embroidery, chainstitch, and handmade goods that celebrate storytelling, culture, and individuality. Each piece is designed to be both functional and meaningful, whether it’s custom-embroidered apparel, a personalized gift, or a one-of-a-kind decor item.

We specialize in Handmade Quilts, Clothing, Crocheted & Knitted Items. Shop with us Dare to be Different

Naturally dyed yarns & textiles made with sustainably grown dyes.

Since 2014, we have been raising sheep in upstate NY, and working with artisans in Ecuador to turn our wool into yarn and finished products. Today, we represent half a dozen artisan families from Ecuador and Kenya, selling their unique handmade textiles and beadwork here in the US. We also make merino wool rugs in our studio in Blue Mountain Lake, NY.

Stone Cellar, named for their studio’s origins in the quirky basement of an 1800s stone farmhouse, primarily produces small batch, hand-dyed yarn, and hand-made accessories for your wardrobe and home; but as a new venture, is in a state of constant evolution and experimentation.

Pulling from backgrounds in theatre, photography, writing, and textiles, a deep love of storytelling comes through in bold, thematic yarn collections and imaginative displays.

CaroleMakes is a fabric and fiber small business based out of greater Indianapolis. Carole utilizes a yarn truck to travel all over the US bringing handdyed yarn and wool braids, raw farm based animal fibers, exotic and plant fibers for spinning all the while specializing in angora fibers and yarn from her herd. Carole raises French, German, English, Satin and Giant angoras in a free roam setting. Half of her are rescues and surrenders.

Herons Llyn Farm is a sustainability and textile education focused fiber farm located in the beautiful small town of Orwell, VT.

Roaring Acres is an alpaca farm located in north central CT. We raise, shear and process all of our alpaca fiber in house at our on site fiber mill.

Handmade crocheted scarves, cowls, shawls as well as blankets and pillows using a modern twist on the traditional granny square. The design of each piece focuses on color, texture and design.

Sandpiper Yarns is exclusively hand painted and handspun yarn. I also weave with my handspun. My yarns are one of a kind small batch collections, often just two of the same colorway.

Ricamo Strano (Strange Embroidery in Italian) is an embroidery arts and accessory brand offering original handmade embroidery pieces, accessories showcasing original designs, and embroidery kits for DIY aficionados.

Handspun art yarns, hand-dyed commercially spun novelty yarns (boucle, yak, ultra chunky, cashmere, alpaca) hand dyed braids, and blended batts as well as quirky unique notions.

Hurricane Hill Farm is an historic, 18th century conservation farm that raises rare breed sheep and develops fiber products from their fleece. Our farm's work is centered on creating a sustainable farm system

Brooklyn Lace Guild is an organization dedicating to studying and making all kinds of handmade lace.

Nassat Nation is a Lifestyle brand that caters to the creative individual who appreciates form and function fused in to fashion.

Hannah Via Art offers unique designs in the form of tufted art, prints, stickers, and bath mats. Queer identity and Roman-Greco imagery are central to her art, as is her use of color to bring joy and comfort to someone's space.

Wheel thrown & hand painted functional pottery for your everyday use.

Granite Mountain Fiber Co. supplies fiber artists with quality, hand dyed yarn, handmade stitch markers, and stickers, inspired by nature.