Learn how to process wool by following the satisfying process of turning wool into finished products. Today, New Hampshire and Vermont are best known for skiing and dairy cattle, but that wasn’t ...

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PUTNEY — In 1980, Claire Wilson, a soft-spoken Quaker now in her 90s and still living in Putney, met in a study group of 12 or so folks at the home of Paul and Dorothea Stockwell in West Brattleboro.

Much of Montana’s wool still leaves the state before it is ever turned into yarn, fabric, or finished products.

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Lorinda Cramer receives funding from the Australian Research Council. This work is an outcome of the Redmond Barry Fellowship, supported by the University of Melbourne and State Library of Victoria.

DUNDAS, Minn. ― The Norn Sisters include Alejandra Sanchez, Theresa Bentz and the mill they are trying to build to serve Minnesota shepherds. Sanchez and Bentz are both farmers and fiber artists who ...