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Introducing the Marra Collection
They are the perfect project bag for every crafter, with their water-resistant waxed cotton finish to keep your projects safe and ample pockets for storing all your accessories. Each bag is lined with a stunning paisley pattern designed by celebrated textile designer Raymond Honeyman exclusively for The Fibre Co.
Introducing the
Marra Collection
Marra Collection
They are the perfect project bag for every crafter, with their water-resistant waxed cotton finish to keep your projects safe and ample pockets for storing all your accessories.
Handmade in
Cumbria, England
Cumbria, England
The Marra Collection is a celebration of craft and skill. These beautiful bags are handmade in Cumbria, England, and were designed for makers, by makers.
Introducing &Make
&Make is a range of yarn for stitchers at every stage of their crafting journey, made with 100% natural, sustainable fibres from renewable sources in a stunning full palette of cheerful brights and nuanced shades created by overdyeing a range of naturally light and dark coloured fibres.
&Make Yarn
Made with 100% natural, sustainable fibre from renewable sources and available in 20 shades
Find the perfect yarn for your crafting dreams
Stylish patterns from The Fibre Co. and Kate Atherley
&Make Patterns
3 clean, minimalist designs ideal for beginners
&Make Yarn
Made with 100% natural, sustainable fibre from renewable sources and available in 20 shades.
Find the perfect
yarn for your
crafting dreams
yarn for your
crafting dreams
&Make Patterns
3 clean, minimalist designs ideal for beginners.
Stylish patterns from
The Fibre Co. and
Kate Atherley
The Fibre Co. and
Kate Atherley
Best Selling Kits
Featuring the stunning Quasar Sweater from Dario Tubiana in Cumbria to the beautiful and cosy Ochoco Hat by Kay Hopkins. Enjoy our most popular kits this month at The Fibre Co.
Best Selling Kits
Featuring the stunning Quasar Sweater from Dario Tubiana in Cumbria to the beautiful and cosy Ochoco Hat by Kay Hopkins. Enjoy our most popular kits this month at The Fibre Co.
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Second Love Kit
$116.00 -
Silecroft Shawl Kit
$73.00 -
Quasar Sweater Kit
$117.00 – $161.00 -
Nova Hat Kit
$33.00 -
Ochoco Hat Kit
$55.00 -
Clifford Kit
$110.00 – $207.00 -
Braided Moss Sweater Kit
$112.00 – $208.00 -
Braided Moss Socks Kit
$37.00 – $53.00
Yarn of the Month
England’s stunning north-western landscape with its deep blue lakes and sheep-grazed fells inspired this classic worsted-weight yarn made from fine Merino for softness, wool from the English Masham sheep for a beautiful heathered colour and Argentinian mohair for strength and lustre. Fabrics made from Cumbria are soft yet strong, making it a perfect yarn for everyday knitwear.
Yarn for projects you're proud of
Yarn of the Month
England’s stunning north-western landscape with its deep blue lakes and sheep-grazed fells inspired this classic worsted-weight yarn made from fine Merino for softness, wool from the English Masham sheep for a beautiful heathered colour and Argentinian mohair for strength and lustre. Fabrics made from Cumbria are soft yet strong, making it a perfect yarn for everyday knitwear.
Yarn for projects you're proud of
Popular Designs in
Cumbria
Popular Designs in
Cumbria
Cumbria is made from fine Merino for softness, wool from the English Masham sheep for a beautiful heathered colour and Argentinian mohair for strength and lustre.
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Tryon Creek Hat Kit
$72.00 -
Mezereon Kit
$88.00 – $141.00 -
Perennial Kit
$88.00 – $254.00 -
Yarrow Kit
$139.00 – $205.00 -
One Sweater Texture Kit
$54.00 – $208.00 -
Catbells Kit
$96.00 – $184.00 -
Lake Breeze Shawl Kit
$73.00 – $95.00 -
One Sweater Kit
$54.00 – $208.00
From Humble Beginnings
The Fibre Co.’s story began in 2003 in an old warehouse on the working waterfront of Portland, Maine, USA with a small spinning mill, lots of raw natural fibre and owner/founder Daphne Marinopoulos’ vision of creating yarns that she couldn’t find on the retail shelves.
From Humble Beginnings
The Fibre Co.’s story began in 2003 in an old warehouse on the working waterfront of Portland, Maine, USA with a small spinning mill, lots of raw natural fibre and owner/founder Daphne Marinopoulos’ vision of creating yarns that she couldn’t find on the retail shelves.
