Sew Valley is a sustainably focused garment factory, sample room and incubator space for apparel brands and individuals interested in the sewn trades. Our mission is to help apparel entrepreneurs and brands manufacture locally, sustainably, ethically, and efficiently with a long term vision of creating a sustainable local garment manufacturing industry that empowers people to realize job stability, security, and career paths.

Flora Adora Fibers specializes in non superwash yarns, naturally dyed using techniques that minimize water use, promote reuse of mordants and dyes, and use food grade ingredients to bind dyes to yarn. Dye materials are responsibly foraged, grown or purchased from sustainable sources. Flora Adora Fiber’s purpose is to support others with sustainability & appreciation, making a positive impact on each other and the world at large. Also to keep alive the centuries-long practice of natural dyeing. I utilize historic and local natural dyes to produce soft, soothing color palettes on uncommon natural yarns, including Heritage breeds when possible. Current small batch offering

We raise Animal Welfare Approved Shetland & Herdwick Sheep, Toggenburg goats and Dominque and Shetland laying hens certified by a Greener World. We offer a variety of products that are ethically raised as animals should-out on pasture with room to forage and graze. Our mission is to provide quality products ( fiber products- raw fleeces, roving and yarn, goats milk soap and eggs) sourced from animals managed with the highest standards of welfare in mind.

FLUX BENE sources second hand textiles and clothing and combines them with textile art techniques like hand dyeing, screen printing and quilting to create one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces. FLUX BENE utilizes a circular production model wherein we begin with second hand materials and none are wasted- even our smallest fiber scraps are shared with local weavers and other artists.

We raise Animal Welfare Approved Shetland & Herdwick Sheep, Toggenburg goats and Dominque and Shetland laying hens certified by a Greener World. We offer a variety of products that are ethically raised as animals should-out on pasture with room to forage and graze. Our mission is to provide quality products ( fiber products- raw fleeces, roving and yarn, goats milk soap and eggs) sourced from animals managed with the highest standards of welfare in mind.

We are a small diversified farm in Somerset County Pa. My husband and I have grown produce for 20+ years, recently added a greenhouse, and are in year five of growing our flock of Coopworth sheep. We rotationally graze and are stewarding our pastures and fields to provide for our flock and wildlife. We are learning to produce beautiful fleeces for handspinners and sell freezer lamb. We currently sell our fleeces on Etsy, but would love to connect with local customers. The model of the fibershed is very appealing.

Sue Spargo is a designer, embroiderer and quilter in business for over 20 years. Our business, as a brand, is multifaceted and is based in embroidery, quilting, teaching, dyeing and publishing. We sell retail- online and a brick & mortar shop in Green OH, as well as wholesale and distributor sales.

In our sunny Pittsburgh, Pa. studio, we upcycle discarded second hand garments into pieces that people are excited to wear again. All of our work is minimal-waste and gender neutral. We are now creating pdf sewing patterns to help you upcycle your own clothing!

The Buzzard Farm is a small, regenerative fiber farm in the Pennsylvanian Appalachian Region. The journey began after visiting a street fair in Ohio in the fall of 2017. There was a booth with a local alpaca farmer and four of her alpacas. I had never seen an alpaca and I was enamored! Not just by the alpaca but all of the hand knit garments she had available. There was a small selection she paid someone to make and I purchased a pair of gloves I keep as a reminder to why I started. After that day, I spent the next two years developing a plan for our farm. In 2019, I was at my son’s school and a fellow parent was talking about wishing to rehome her alpaca and the stars aligned. Within a year, we had a built barn and I became a farmer and very quickly a fiber artist. My goals have changed a lot since. Discovering the challenges of creating a successful textile business being the largest, I switched gears to create slowly and with purpose. I currently hand craft limited amounts of quick knits from hand spun, hand processed yarn each yarn from our seven alpaca and five sheep.

OUR MISSION is to create innovative uses for wool and other animal and plant fibers that add value to products and benefit small-scale farmers and ranchers. ​

We are a small homestead in Ohio that raises beautiful alpacas, angora goats and Navajo Churro sheep. We offer everything from raw fiber to completed finished textiles and everything in between

Old Flame Mending is a sewing service that helps you keep your clothing out of the landfill through repair and tailoring/ alterations. They are based in Pittsburgh but take mail-in mending orders from anywhere in the US.

Blue Thistle Fibers is a small-batch naturally dyed fiber company offering Sock, DK, & Worsted wool yarn in SW Merino/Nylon blend & 100% SW Merino. Our color palette reflects the colors of the forests, sky, rocks, and rivers that surround us in our home state ——- the wild and wonderful West Virginia.

Our farm is home to a happy flock of Shetland sheep that provide high quality wool. In the Spring of 2025 we are opening a fiber mill that will allow us to process not only wool from our flock but also from other local farms. In addition to the fiber processing, we plan on holding classes and events that will allow people to get a closer look at fiber processing and connect with other fiber enthusiasts.

Be a contributing member of the local farm community: • Offering quality products and services • Educate and awareness of alpaca farming, fiber processing, and crafting. • Deliver sustainable quality products. • Proving awareness and respect

We are a small diversified farm in Somerset County Pa. My husband and I have grown produce for 20+ years, recently added a greenhouse, and are in year five of growing our flock of Coopworth sheep. We rotationally graze and are stewarding our pastures and fields to provide for our flock and wildlife. We are learning to produce beautiful fleeces for handspinners and sell freezer lamb. We currently sell our fleeces on Etsy, but would love to connect with local customers. The model of the fibershed is very appealing.

We use worn fabrics by deconstructing clothing by hand. We make our work as a response to unsustainable 'fast fashion' and one-time use products. Our work emphasizes the craft & beauty of re-using over discarding.

Our mission is to provide our neighbors both near and far with wonderful small batch yarn from well-loved, responsibly raised sheep. Our yarn is made using only the wool from our flock of natural colored Merino sheep. Thanks to their natural colored wool (black, brown, gray) no dyes are used to create the color of our yarn. We raise our sheep by rotational grazing, it’s best for our sheep and for the land.

We create project bags from linen that we botanically hand-dye, then embroider as well; half of our dyes come from our own dye garden. We also incorporate upcycled vintage linens and haberdashery sourced from Rust Belt antique shops and strive for minimal waste.