Julie Jensen is an entrepreneurial genius with a heart for America and sustainable farming. She found a way to create manufacturing here in the USA to support American jobs. After many years working as a tax lawyer in Washington DC, she decided to leave her job. She moved south and bought 27 acres of land just north of Asheville, North
Almost a century after West Yorkshire's wool makers pulled their final threads, the eerie shells of its forgotten mills have been brought back to life by photographer Nicola Miller.
A fiber mini mall, which is a smaller version of an industrial mill, processes a variety of fibers for local or regional farmers looking to convert their fleece into yarn or felt. Via a process of washing, carding, separating, drying and spinning, mini mills create quality material that can be used to create rugs, ...
Be still our hearts with these colors. This lovely next-to-skin yarn is dyed and spun in Vermont by Junction Fiber Mill. The yarns vary throughout on the colors making this yarn perfect for accenting other solids or using on its own for a bright and cheery finished item. The colors will stay in the same spectrum but do vary throughout each skein in the same colorway. It's best to order what you need now for best matching! 100% fiber wool breeds such as Merino, Targhee and Corriedale American non-superwashed wool 210 yards ~ 100 grams DK weight Processed in small batches
EDITOR’S NOTE: Happy Friday! Today I’m pleased to launch another new regular column, this one by Hannah Thiessen (whose book Slow Knitting is due out this Fall) on the subject of yarns with great origin stories! I hope this will be a great resource for all of us who want to know more about where our materials come […]
Made from a blend of 100% American non-superwashed wool from finer breeds like Merino, Targhee and Corriedale. Hand-dyed by Junction Fiber Mill in small batches and spun at their mill in White River Junction, VT. Each skein is unique. We have photographed multiple skeins to show color differentiation, this listing is for a single skein of yarn. While we work to ensure colorfastness, some dyes are notoriously difficult to set and may exhaust some color even after the final wash. We recommend steam blocking when working with contrasting colors. Wash your finished knits in cold water only with a no-rinse wool wash. Features: Fiber Content: 100% Non Superwash Wool Blend (Merino, Targhee and Corriedale)Yarn Weight: DKPhysical Weight: 100gYardage: 210 yardsCare: Hand Wash, Dry FlatCountry Of Origin: USA
Description Resealable Package An Employee-Owned Company To Your Good Health® Non GMO Project Verified You Can See Our Quality® Kosher Pareve Our Oat Bran Hot Cereal is carefully milled from top quality oats. The creamy, soothing texture and pleasantly nutty flavor are remarkably satisfying. Suggested use Stovetop instructions Bring 2 cups water and 1/4 tsp salt to a boil. Slowly stir in 2/3 cup Oat Bran Cereal, reduce heat to medium-low and cook for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat and let stand for 2 minutes. Makes 2 servings. Microwave instructions Combine 1/3 cup Oat Bran Cereal, 1 cup water and a pinch of salt. Stir well. Microwave on high for 2 minutes. Stir. Let stand in the microwave for 3 minutes. Makes 1 serving. Slow Cooker Instructions Combine 1 1/2 cups water, 2/3 cup Oat Bran Cereal and 1/4 tsp salt in the slow cooker. Stir well. Cook on low for 1 hour. Makes 2 servings. Other ingredients Oat bran. Warnings Store in a cool, dry place. Keeps best refrigerated or frozen after opening. Disclaimer While iHerb strives to ensure the accuracy of its product images and information, some manufacturing changes to packaging and/or ingredients may be pending update on our site. Although items may occasionally ship with alternate packaging, freshness is always guaranteed. We recommend that you read labels, warnings and directions of all products before use and not rely solely on the information provided by iHerb. Visit manufacturer's website Nutrition Facts Serving Size: 1/3 cup (40 g) Servings Per Container: About 13 Amount Per Serving %Daily Value* Calories 150 Total Fat 2.5 g 3% Saturated Fat 0.5 g 3% Trans Fat 0 g Cholesterol 0 mg 0% Sodium 0 mg 0% Total Carbohydrate 26 g 9% Dietary Fiber 7 g 25% Total Sugars 1 g Includes 0 g Added Sugars 0% Protein 7 g Vitamin D 0 mcg 0% Calcium 20 mg 2% Iron 2 mg 10% Potassium 201 mg 4% *The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice. Visit manufacturer's website
EDITOR’S NOTE: Happy Friday! Today I’m pleased to launch another new regular column, this one by Hannah Thiessen (whose book Slow Knitting is due out this Fall) on the subject of yarns with great origin stories! I hope this will be a great resource for all of us who want to know more about where our materials come […]
In White River Junction, among a bevy of hulking metal machines, Amanda Kievet and Peggy Allen are making yarn. In April, the pair opened Junction...
Hello my dear readers! This past Friday I visited Yolo Wool Mill in Woodland CA to drop off some of my raw wool for cleaning, and to take a ...
Once a thriving hub of industry, the textile mill located in Tal-y-bont, near Aberystwyth, Wales now stands abandoned but still home to hundreds of colour coordinated yarns. The looms have stood unused for decades and the mill’s machinery is rusting away.
Crafted from the finest ingredients, Bob's Red Mill Dried Mixes Homestyle Pancake & Waffle Mix is a convenient and delicious option for breakfast. Made with whole grain flour, it provides a good source of fiber and nutrients. Enjoy fluffy pancakes or crispy waffles at home with this 4ct pack. Brand Bobs Red Mill GTIN (case) 039978002372
A husband-wife team processes natural fibers, such as sheep's wool, into roving, batts and yarns.
● Trusted Whole Grain Brand ● Bob's Red Mill, Green Split Peas ● Organic Protein Bob's Red Mill Green Split Peas are a robust and flavorful source of fiber and protein. Produced on a family owned farm for the last three decades, Bob's Red Mill Green Split Peas don't require pre-soaking and are a plant based foundation for hummus, curry and the classic soup. Bob's Red Mill Organic Green Split Peas have a sweet earthy flavor that intensifies with slow cooking methods. More Information Kosher No Brand BOB'S RED MILL Cases per Pallet 304 UPC 039978114211 GTIN (case) 10039978114218
We are delighted to partner with our neighbors at Junction Fiber Mill to bring you this line of beautiful yarn. The mill works with a handful of New England farms to source some of the best breed specific fleece. The Making Tracks Line is a two-ply variegated yarn from 100% American sourced wool. This yarn is soft to the touch with a bit of spring. It is hand dyed in small batches and spun at the mill. BREED: 100% American Wool (from finer breeds like Merino, Targhee, and Corriedale) BALL/SKEIN LENGTH: approx 210 yards YARN THICKNESS: DK PACKAGE: approx. 100g Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry Made in Vermont, USA 100% American sourced and milled; Small batch, Limited Edition *Please note that these are small batch dyed by Junction Fiber Mill and each skein is unique. You will see color variation between skeins. Some dyes are notoriously difficult to set and may exhaust some color even after their final wash at the mill. We recommend steam blocking when working with contrasting colors. Wash your finished knits in cold water only with a no-rinse wool wash. Learn more about Junction Fiber Mill and the Farm Fresh yarn here!
Dear Diary, My children are soon-to-be 11 (how?!) and 7. They are curious, active and inquisitive. And to fuel their imaginations, I've been taking them with me on my explorations in the area. Sometimes, the subject matter is a bit mature, sometimes violent and sometimes abandoned, like the topic of this post. This is their history though, as Minnesota is their home base and I'm certain they'll soon learn about these places in school. My goal and intent is that they will be able to connect what they saw with their own eyes and what they experienced at these places to the lessons they'll potentially be taught. The impact will be far greater and much more meaningful. Minnesota is home to what was once the "milling capital of the world." Flour mills were abundant, driving both city settlements and the state's early economy. The most famous mill is probably the Washburn A Mill, the site of a deadly explosion that killed more than a dozen men and prompted revised safety precautions. Currently, the Mill City Museum resides on that spot of occurrence. Scattered throughout the region are the ruins of smaller mills, like the Archibald Mill in Dundas. It's now abandoned, the structure crumbling as nature reclaims it for herself, and is a short drive from our house. The Archibald Mill is located on the Cannon River, which was essential for power, and was founded in 1857. It expanded with a second mill constructed across the river in 1870. It was the first U.S. mill to produce and market patent flour, and it's "Dundas Straight" was once considered the best flour in the country. The Archibald Mill is associated with the introduction of hard spring wheat to Minnesota, and was one of the nation's first to convert fully to a roller mill. The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its national significance in commerce, industry and of course, flour milling. At the time, the mill used the most current technology available, and the flour, called EXTRA, was a fine quality. It was sold for $1-2 more per barrel than other local flours. On December 31, 1892, both mills caught fire and burned. The monetary loss was $30,000 and was partially covered by insurance. Twice more the mill was rebuilt and burned in fires before it was destroyed in the 1930s. Today, only the foundation of the 1857 mill remains, while the ruins of the 1870 mill stand at the river's edge near a trailhead for the Mill Towns Trail.
We are delighted to partner with our neighbors at Junction Fiber Mill to bring you this line of beautiful yarn. The mill works with a handful of New England farms to source some of the best breed specific fleece. The Making Tracks Line is a two-ply variegated yarn from 100% American sourced wool. This yarn is soft to the touch with a bit of spring. It is hand dyed in small batches and spun at the mill. BREED: 100% American Wool (from finer breeds like Merino, Targhee, and Corriedale) BALL/SKEIN LENGTH: approx 210 yards YARN THICKNESS: DK PACKAGE: approx. 100g Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry Made in Vermont, USA 100% American sourced and milled; Small batch, Limited Edition *Please note that these are small batch dyed by Junction Fiber Mill and each skein is unique. You will see color variation between skeins. Some dyes are notoriously difficult to set and may exhaust some color even after their final wash at the mill. We recommend steam blocking when working with contrasting colors. Wash your finished knits in cold water only with a no-rinse wool wash. Learn more about Junction Fiber Mill and the Farm Fresh yarn here!
Fuel your body with Bobs Red Mill Soup Mix Vegi High Fiber. With 28oz and 4ct, our soup mix is a convenient, tasty and healthy option for your meals. Packed with nutrients, it provides a good source of fiber and supports digestive health. Perfect for a busy lifestyle. Brand Bobs Red Mill GTIN (case) 039978122506
The turnkey wood pellet mill is a complete system from raw material crushing to final wood pellets packaging. It can convert originally wasted wood into efficient and usable biomass fuel.
Buying store bought flour is tricky. First, you have to look for whether it’s conventionally grown versus organic. Then, you have to examine its protein content, sell by date, and whether its whole grain, all-purpose, bleached or unbleached. But did you know, you should also be researching how the flour was milled? Yikes. Breadmaking and baking really is a whole entire world of its own. There is a lot to learn and research. No wonder it can be overwhelming at […]
This photo belongs to the granddaughter of Alice Donohoe (nee Brady), who is the girl (b.1888) on the right hand side of this group with the scissors in her belt. She was kind enough to let me scan and upload it here. This appears to have been part of a set taken inside the mill on the same day. Some of the others have already found their way onto the internet: oswaldtwistle.shutterfly.com/6101
Founded in 2002, Mountain Meadow Wool is an eco-friendly textile mill that is dedicated to supporting local ranchers.
