Nutmeg Hare - Find inspiration at Nutmeg Hare as you browse our selection of primitive stitchery patterns, wool appliqué patterns, kits, primitive frames, and all the needfuls we stitchers just love to have. Stitching fabrics, woolens, flosses, and more are available at Nutmeg Hare. Raggedy doll and Santa patterns are among the additions to come, so make sure to sign up for our newsletter and learn of all the fun happenings Nutmeg Hare has in store. Click Here!
 

Wild-n-Wooly - Thank you for visiting my” Wild-n-Wooly" world, I have worked in fiber arts most of my life. I raised sheep, angora rabbits and Angora goats (mohair), so I know my fibers from their grass roots. I design my own patterns and grow gourds for my Pumpkin Head Dolls. Everything is hand spun, dyed, stitched and sewn by me. I am happy to do custom orders and help you let your creativity come to life... Click Here!
 

L.J. Fibers at the Wooly Red Rug - Welcome to my studio/shop! The Wooly Red Rug is my brick-n-mortar shop in Minneapolis where L. J. Fibers design studio resides. It's here I spend my days creating one of a kind hooked rugs and other treasures for sale, dyeing wool, drawing patterns, teaching classes and welcoming wooly friends... Click Here!
 

Palette Primitives - Sewin', Stitchin' and Paintin' Patterns by Sue Allemand! Great for beginners! Full, easy-to-understand instructions! Go PRO - and sell your finished products at shows and on the internet! Click Here!
 

Primitive Needleworks by Caryn -  Caryn Galindo has been creating and selling her own original needlework designs at local shops and craft venues for more than 35 years. She recently launched her own website and is a proud member of Pfatt Market Place.com, a juried group of artisans. Caryn's offerings include her own original designs - Primitive style samplers, pincushions, ornaments, cupboard hangers, penny rugs and all manner of early American style needleworks. Click Here!
 

Country Primitive Needleworks - A collection of original patterns for penny rugs, punch needle, and rug hooking. Primitive supplies including wool felt and hand-dyed wool. Click Here!