Bloomin' Nook Fibers

Bloomin' Nook Fibers Handspun art yarns made on the Prairies with wool, alpaca, llama, angora, silk and beads Just a girl spinning up rainbows and dreams on her spinning wheel

08/25/2025

With fall around the corner, I can't wait to start knitting up a scarf and hat for this year! Wonder which ones to pick? !! 🤔

Rusty Road Too handspun reddish brown Alpaca plied with coppery red Mohair/Angelina fibers. Another good Autumn woollen ...
07/26/2024

Rusty Road Too handspun reddish brown Alpaca plied with coppery red Mohair/Angelina fibers. Another good Autumn woollen yarn. Has a slightly looser ply and shows more the copper reds. Compatible with the Rusty Road skein. 89 yards/ 4.5 ozs. $33

Rusty Road handspun Reddish Brown Alpaca plied with coppery red Mohair/ Angelina fibers. Great for Autumn projects! This...
07/26/2024

Rusty Road handspun Reddish Brown Alpaca plied with coppery red Mohair/ Angelina fibers. Great for Autumn projects! This woollen skein is 116 yards/ 4.5 ozs. $35

Rainbow Twirl handspun white Suri Alpaca plied with rainbow Sari Silks. A good smooth feel and heavier weight of festive...
07/26/2024

Rainbow Twirl handspun white Suri Alpaca plied with rainbow Sari Silks. A good smooth feel and heavier weight of festive colors! 70 yards/ 6 ozs. $40

Festive Nights handspun dark blues Merino wool and rainbow Sari silk yarn. A lovely worsted 2 ply for a variety of ideas...
07/26/2024

Festive Nights handspun dark blues Merino wool and rainbow Sari silk yarn. A lovely worsted 2 ply for a variety of ideas!
54 yds/ 5.2 ozs. $36

Rusty Buckets handspun bulky Reddish Brown Alpaca plied with coppery red Mohair with Angelina fibers. Soft with a slight...
07/26/2024

Rusty Buckets handspun bulky Reddish Brown Alpaca plied with coppery red Mohair with Angelina fibers. Soft with a slightly looser twist. Great for any autumn projects! 118 yds/7.2 ozs. $49

Purple Prairie Sunset handspun Brown Targhee wool with Angelina fibers and plied with lilac and purple mohair. Love the ...
07/26/2024

Purple Prairie Sunset handspun Brown Targhee wool with Angelina fibers and plied with lilac and purple mohair. Love the sparkles that comes through the yarn. Can be felted. Slightly bulky.124 yds/ 7 ozs. $45

Summer Gold handspun 50% Suri Alpaca 30% Merino 20% Angora rabbit/Silk blend. Fine spun 2 ply with gold thread and glass...
07/26/2024

Summer Gold handspun 50% Suri Alpaca 30% Merino 20% Angora rabbit/Silk blend. Fine spun 2 ply with gold thread and glass beads. A shawl or a scarf for yourself? 276 yds/4.2 ozs. $45

Cherry Wine soft handspun Llama fiber lace weight yarn that will make a lovely shawl or scarf. It's really soft and dram...
07/26/2024

Cherry Wine soft handspun Llama fiber lace weight yarn that will make a lovely shawl or scarf. It's really soft and dramatic in color!. 290 yds/ 2.75 ozs. $45

Midnight Lights handspun 75% black Alpaca and 25% dyed blue teal Silk Noils. This is a 2ply medium fine yarn with a  sli...
07/26/2024

Midnight Lights handspun 75% black Alpaca and 25% dyed blue teal Silk Noils. This is a 2ply medium fine yarn with a slight nubby texture. 170 yds/ 4.5 ozs. $43

Princess Blues soft handspun 75% Alpaca and 25% silk. Shades of dark blue grey's and touches of purple. Very vibrant and...
07/26/2024

Princess Blues soft handspun 75% Alpaca and 25% silk. Shades of dark blue grey's and touches of purple. Very vibrant and soft! This skein is 3.6 ozs and 64 yards in length. $40

07/08/2024

Let's talk about wool! Do you know....?

From Wild Earth Yarns - Benefits of Natural Wool

1. It’s natural and renewable

Wool is grown, not manufactured. Sheep grow a fleece every year just from grazing on grass. No fossil fuels are required to grow wool; it actually contains carbon that’s been captured from the atmosphere by the grass eaten by the sheep. Organic carbon is estimated to be half the weight of wool, so woollen products are actually helping to reduce carbon in the atmosphere. Wear wool and be a carbon hero!

2. It’s biodegradable and eco-friendly

Wool is organic, so when it’s buried it decomposes releasing carbon and nitrogen back into the ground, naturally fertilising the soil. It can be used in gardens to suppress weeds and retain moisture while trees and shrubs are getting established. Within a few years the wool will have completely decomposed.

3. It’s breathable

Wool is a breathable fibre that allows the body’s temperature to self-regulate, absorbing and releasing water vapour into the atmosphere. That’s how it can keep you warm in winter and cool in summer. It works for sheep!

4. It’s non-allergenic

Wool doesn’t cause allergies, it actually defends against fungal spores, dust mites and is resistant to mould and mildew. For people with eczema or dermatitis, wearing superfine Merino wool or even Alpaca finer next to the skin produces a microclimate which may be beneficial for treating symptoms. So much for the myth of ‘itchy wool’!

5. It’s fire retardant

Wool fibre has a very high ignition threshold and is flame retardant up to 600 degrees Celsius. Even in a fire wool when ignited produces few toxic fumes, so it’s safer to be surrounded by woollen products in your home and wear woollen garments. Get fired up about wool!

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