LeftHandWoolCompany

Announcement    August 2021

New: Clun Forest yarn and roving back in stock! SE2SE stickers available as always.

100% llama yarn and roving in beautiful natural colors.
We have lots of yarn and fiber at the Longmont Farmers Market every Saturday.

This quarter, 10% of sales will be donated to Sisters United, a Montana based non profit that helps Indigenous communities.
Previous recipients are the Hibulb Cultural Center, Tulalip. Navajo Water Project, Diné . Southern Arapaho tribe.

Home grown naturally dyed yarns listed. Naturally grown from the sheep to the plants.

I’m an official Fiber Provider for the Livestock Conservancy’s Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em initiative. See livestockconservancy.org for more info. In addition to raising my own sheep,I source wool from local shepherds who raise heritage breed sheep as part of diverse, sustainable, and biodynamic farms. Animal welfare is of primary importance to me, and I make sure the sheep are well cared for.

Pure Colorado wool from small, much-loved flocks.

Left Hand Wool offers Colorado grown and processed yarn and spinning fiber from our own sheep and llamas, and some of their friends who live nearby.
Roving and yarn are made at local fiber mills, using careful, water-conscious methods and citrus-based soap. Currently we work with The Good Shepherd Fiber Mill in Parker, CO for processing. Batts are carded here on the farm. All dyeing is done here, using either natural plant dyes or acid dyes that meet the criteria for organic certification.
I'm a spinner, knitter, and weaver, and I try out all the fibers first myself, so I can accurately describe them. Everything I sell is something I would like to spin or knit with myself, and all products are unconditionally guaranteed.