The fiber speaks.
My fingers answer.
Welcome to my studio. This is where I share the work behind the finished piece—the wool, the spinning, the stitches, and the small decisions that give each project its character.
Whether you make with fiber yourself or simply enjoy seeing what it can become, I’m glad you’re here.
From my hands to yours
Sometimes you want a finished piece. Sometimes you want the yarn, the fiber, or a pattern that lets you make something of your own.
Patterns
A starting point for your own making, with room for the yarn and your hands to have their say.
Explore patternsWool roving
Fiber for the spinning wheel or spindle, and the pleasure of seeing what a little wool can become.
Explore wool rovingHandspun yarn
Yarn with the character of the fiber still in it, ready for its next chapter in your hands.
Explore handspun yarnPurchases are made through my shop at phenomenalfiber.us.
A few things the fiber became
Enough
Deep wine, raspberry and near-black, with small glints of Angelina. Handspun and hand-knit by MaryAnn, this one-of-a-kind crescent lets the yarn speak. Approximately 38″ wide × 16″ deep.
See this piece at Phenomenal Fiber
A Wandering Conversation
Blue Merino, raised details and a design that found its own way. Handspun and hand-knit by MaryAnn, this one-of-a-kind shawl measures approximately 50″ wide × 24″ deep.
See this piece at Phenomenal Fiber
Quiet Current
A one-of-a-kind triangular shawl in 100% Targhee wool from D & D Fibers. Handspun and hand-knit by MaryAnn, with shifting color and layers of stitch texture. Approximately 60″ wide × 26″ deep.
See this piece at Phenomenal FiberA conversation about fiber
Have a question about a piece, a pattern, or the wool itself? I’d love to hear from you.
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