We are honored and humbled by our amazing community that nominated us as business of the year! We won! What an experience this has been. From our humble beginnings we’ve always had the same goal, to be enrich the lives of those around us and share the joy of our art. Thank you!

Here is the write up from the Craig Chamber of Commerce: “Yampa Valley Fiberworks has woven a tapestry of success in our community. Their dedication to preserving craftsmanship and fostering a love for fiber arts has not only enriched our cultural landscape but has also provided a community for all artisans. Through their array of unique class offerings, Fiberworks has become a hub for creativity, skill development, and connection. In a world that often moves at a rapid pace, Yampa Valley Fiberworks reminds us of the beauty found in the slow and deliberate art of craftsmanship. Yampa Valley Fiberworks is truly a thread in the fabric of our community’s creative spirit.”

We’re looking forward to many more years to come!

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Thanks to Lance and Kip from Moffat County Proud for featuring us!

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“Inside their small warehouse outside of Craig, Colorado, Lorrae Moon and her husband Lewis spend their days turning dirty, oily, scratchy wool into fine yarns. Inside the wool milling room at Yampa Valley Fiberworks and the first thing you notice is the humidity.” “That’s just one of a handful of careful tricks needed to make the yarn-making process run smoothly.” You can read the full article on their site here: http://kun.cr/1IsSW55

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