Southwest Farm toYarn Collective
Southwest Colorado's only Fiber Arts Collective
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A grassroots organization. a Colorado 501(c)(3) Not for Profit,
Organized and staffed solely by volunteer Fiber Artists and Producers.
At Southwest Farm to Yarn Collective, we share our love for fiber by offering social knitting, Knit-alongs (KAL), crochet (CAL), weaving, and fun special classes and other fiber-lovers' events in our Shop in Cortez. We have a wonderful stock of Commercial and Local products; yarns, dyes, rovings, and so much more. Join our mailing list to receive our current newsletter with information and upcoming events, classes and happenings. There's always something happening at Southwest Farm to Yarn. Sign up below.
Ready to get started with hand-spinning?
We can guide you and suggest the equipment and techniques needed
to enjoy this ancient craft
We stock yarn and roving from these Local Farmers and Artisans
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Brightwood Farm Yarn from our own flock of Tunis sheep
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Cedar Mesa Ranch: Navajo-churro yarn and roving, natural and dyed; Dolores, CO
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Cherry Creek Valley Farms: alpaca yarn and roving, Hesperus, CO
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Loun Wools: Cormo Navajo-churro roving, natural colors; Mancos, CO
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Oak Tree Farm, Natural, undyed roving; Romeldale/California Variegated Mutant (CVM) sheep
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Woolabull. Hand-dyed Yarns, Handknit scarves and stitch markers.
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woollylizard: hand-dyed yarn and roving, handwoven items, Cortez, CO