Two weeks until Maryland Sheep & Wool 🐑✨ We’re so excited to be back! Come see us in Barn 5, Stall 8—bringing lots of COR, MerHair & new Polypaca. Can’t wait to see you all 💛 uplandfiberco.com

Person trying on a partially finished half-brioche sweater in a warm brown yarn alongside images of the knitting in progress and a close-up of the textured fabric.

WIP Update 🧶 JOOR is officially in its crop top stage 😄 Almost through the body and still loving this rhythmic half-brioche texture. Knit in Polypaca (Chicory)—such a good match. 💛 uplandfiberco.com

We’re excited to share that our yarns have earned the Made in America with American Wool certification mark 🐑🇺🇸 (administered by the American Wool Council). Made with American-grown wool, produced in the U.S. 🧶 uplandfiberco.com

WIP Wednesday 🧶
JOOR by @maku.knits is now joined in the round and really taking shape. Half-brioche rhythm + those tailored shoulder details… so satisfying. Knit in Polypaca (Chicory). 💛 uplandfiberco.com

Illustrated poster for Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival with a person shearing a sheep in a colorful folk-art style. Text announces “We’re Vending! May 2nd & 3rd, Howard County Fairgrounds,” with Upland Fiber Co. logo and yarn background.

One month until Maryland Sheep & Wool 🐑✨ We’ll be back May 2–3 at the Howard County Fairgrounds—find us in Barn 5, Stall 8! Come say hi, squish yarn, and see our new Polypaca in person. Can’t wait 💛 uplandfiberco.com

Thank you! Unfortunately not. We haven’t gotten into that one yet.

Man modeling a finished handknit cabled vest in warm brown with contrasting gray ribbed edges, shown from front, back, and in close-up detail.

Finished 🙌🧶 My Shruff’s End is blocked and ready to wear. The cables opened up beautifully after blocking—such a satisfying transformation. Knit in Polypaca (Peat & Graphite), which really lets the texture shine. 💛🧶 uplandfiberco.com

Worsted weight half-brioche sweater in progress knit in a warm heathered brown yarn, shown with a ball of yarn and a tablet displaying the JOOR pattern, highlighting textured stitches and shaping.

New cast on 🧶
JOOR by @maku.knits in Polypaca (Chicory). Half-brioche texture + that soft, warm structure = I’m already hooked. Such a satisfying start. 💛 uplandfiberco.com

Handknit cabled vest in warm brown with contrasting gray ribbed edges, shown laid flat and in close-up detail highlighting texture.

Off the needles 🙌🧶 My Shruff’s End is finished… almost. A great travel knit—now it just needs blocking, a little shaping, and buttons. Hoping to coax out a bit more room and open up those cables 😅🧶 uplandfiberco.com

Two knitters sitting in a cozy Edinburgh café, smiling at each other while working on their knitting with coffee cups on the table.

Two in-progress knit sweaters draped on a café table—one textured brown cardigan and one light sweater with a patterned yoke.

Sneaking in a few rows in Edinburgh 🧶☕️ Between exploring with @exploreknittingtours, Kate and I have been finding cozy café moments to knit. Shruff’s End is nearly done, and Norma is well underway. Such an incredible trip—heading home tomorrow. uplandfiberco.com

We’re heading to London & Scotland next week with @exploreknittingtours and friends from @skeinyarnshop for a knitting adventure! ✈️🧶 Shipping will pause March 11–30. If you’ve been eyeing something, place orders before 4pm EST Tuesday so they ship before we leave. uplandfiberco.com

Three skeins of Upland Fiber Co. yarn bases — COR, MerHair, and Polypaca — displayed side by side, showing the range of natural fiber textures and colors. 🧶

🧶 Upland Fiber Co. now offers three custom-milled, breed-specific yarn bases: COR (Cormo/Corriedale), MerHair (Merino/Mohair), and Polypaca (Polypay/Alpaca). All natural, non-superwash American fibers, milled in the Northeast. UplandFiberCo.com

Close-up of a newly cast-on sweater in progress featuring soft neutral stripes in Ash and Bone with a contrasting deep grey-blue (Mariner) section.

WIP Thursday 🧶 Kate cast on the Norma Sweater by @myfavouritethings.knitwear in Polypaca (Ash + Bone) with a pop of COR Worsted in Mariner. Same weight + 3-ply construction means these two bases mix seamlessly—structure + softness in one fabric. This one’s going to be stunning. ✨ uplandfiberco.com

Michael seated in a chair holding up a brown cabled sweater-in-progress with a dark gray ribbed hem.

Close-up of brown cabled knitting with a dark gray ribbed edge, yarn ball blurred in the background.

Two skeins of Upland Fiber Co. Polypaca Worsted yarn in brown (Peat) and charcoal (Graphite) with branded labels.

Snow day knitting hits different. ❄️🧶 My Shruff’s End by Thea Colman is flying — just a couple more inches before separating for fronts and back. Loving this cable texture in Polypaca (Peat & Graphite). Soft, structured, and moving fast. 🧶 uplandfiberco.com

Flat lay photos of Upland Fiber Co. Polypaca and COR Worsted yarn skeins arranged in coordinated pairings, showing undyed Polypaca neutrals alongside colorful COR Worsted skeins.

Polypaca + COR Worsted were made to work together. 🧶 Same 3-ply, semi-worsted construction. Same 220 yds / 100g. Different fibers, same soft + structured balance. Use them interchangeably in one project—undyed neutrals meet rich color. Mix & match. uplandfiberco.com

Three photos of a textured cardigan-style vest in progress. The knit fabric features a rich, repeating textured stitch pattern in a heathered earthy brown framed by a contrasting charcoal edging. The fabric is laid flat on a light surface, with the texture and color contrast between the brown body and dark edging clearly visible.

WIP Wednesday 🧶 Shruff’s End by @theacolman is officially underway. I’m knitting mine in our new Polypaca in Peat + Graphite and I’m loving how the texture is popping. The Polypay/Alpaca blend really shines here. Deep V, no sleeves — this one’s going to fly. uplandfiberco.com

We will! We had it with us in Boston last weekend. :)

Yes they are white wool heathered together with natural Alpaca colors. All undyed.

Flat lay of multiple skeins of Polypaca Worsted yarn arranged in a loose circle. The skeins show a range of natural, undyed grey, cream, and brown tones with soft heathering. A labeled skein sits near the center.

Three skeins of Polypaca Worsted yarn shown side by side. From left to right: Ash, a pale heathered grey; Bone, a warm creamy white; and Chicory, a soft medium brown. Each skein shows a smooth, plump twist.

Three skeins of Polypaca Worsted yarn shown side by side. From left to right: Graphite, a deep heathered grey; Bone, a warm creamy white; and Peat, a rich dark brown. The natural fiber texture and subtle color variation are visible.

Polypaca is here! 🧶 After almost a year in the making—and a great debut this past weekend—our new Worsted has hit the website. A balanced blend of 50% Polypay wool + 50% Alpaca in five natural, undyed shades. Quiet, earthy, and ready for your needles. uplandfiberco.com

A knitter wearing a colorful Stratified Sweater knit in COR Worsted, standing at the Upland Fiber Co. booth during New England Farm & Fiber Festival.

A knitter modeling a Glittering Snowscape Shawl, showcasing textured stitches and colorwork, photographed at the Upland Fiber Co. booth.

A knitter wearing a Daily Pullover knit in COR Fingering in the Bubbles colorway, photographed at the Upland Fiber Co. booth.

Nothing beats seeing folks show up at the booth wearing their finished knits made with Upland Fiber Co. yarns. It truly never gets old. Getting to see these pieces worn with pride at New England Farm & Fiber Festival was such a joy. 🧶

The swatch is for a lovely cardigan-style vest called Shruff’s End by Thea Colman. I’ll definitely be casting it on once I have our new inventory in hand.

Close-up of a knitted swatch worked in a natural, undyed wool-alpaca yarn in a warm, light brown tone.

It’s almost here… Our brand new American-made yarn is arriving fresh from the mill this week. I’ve been loving knitting with it—soft, springy, and beautifully squishy in a Worsted weight. Debuting Sunday at NE Farm & Fiber, then online soon… 🧶 uplandfiberco.com

A series of outdoor winter photos showing a handknit oatmeal-colored half-fisherman’s rib shawl worn and styled in different ways. Close-ups highlight the thick, textured fabric and pointed ends, while wider shots show the shawl wrapped around the neck and held open to display its full shape against a snowy woodland background.

FO Friday ✨ The Jaunty Shawl by Andrea Mowry is off the needles—squishy half-fisherman’s rib and such a satisfying knit. This one was made with a brand new Upland Fiber Co. Worsted base coming soon… more to share shortly 🧶 uplandfiberco.com

Two photos of Kate wearing a handknit Daisy Hat. The DK weight colorwork hat features daisy motifs with contrasting centers, knit in soft MerHair. Close-up and portrait shots highlight the texture, gentle halo, and playful floral design.

Kate’s Daisy Hat is off the needles 🌼 A quick-knit DK weight project with lots of room to play with color. Knit in MerHair, it’s light, lofty, and cozy with just a hint of halo that softens the colorwork beautifully. 🧶 uplandfiberco.com

A promotional graphic for Upland Fiber Co. featuring two knit sweaters worn by models outdoors. On the left, a person wears a blue sweater with multicolored yoke-style colorwork. On the right, a person wears a light gray textured sweater. Centered below them is a circular orange-and-cream logo reading “Rhinebeck Sweaters for Good – Local – Hudson Valley Textile Project,” with a sweater icon in the middle. The background shows a green pasture with sheep grazing. At the bottom, text reads: “Every sweater tells a story.”

Sweaters for Good is an invitation to slow down, knit with intention, and look a little closer at where our yarns come from. Every skein supports farms, mills, and skills that matter. What do you want your sweater to say? 🧶 bit.ly/3NiKQaF

WIP Wednesday ✨ First sleeve is officially done on my Book Club Cardigan! Just sleeve two, the button band, and pocket linings left. Slow going with all this texture, but COR Worsted is a joy to knit. 🤎🧶 uplandfiberco.com #UplandFiberCo

Making things slowly isn’t a flaw in the process—it is the process. No shortcuts, just steady hands, fiber, and patience, one stitch at a time. 🧶 #SlowMaking #AmericanFiber

Four weeks to go until the New England Farm & Fiber Festival! 🧶 We’re excited to see so many familiar faces and spend a cozy winter day together in Boston on Feb 8. If you haven’t yet, grab your tickets at newenglandfarmandfiber.com #UplandFiberCo #FiberFestival

Happy New Year ✨ Wishing you a steady, creative 2026 filled with new adventures, meaningful making, and time to grow, learn, and craft with intention. Thank you for supporting American yarns and the people behind them. 🧶 #HappyNewYear #AmericanYarn

The MBaaTA Hat 🧶—this year’s official New England Farm & Fiber Festival hat—is out now! Designed by Sarah Monroe of @subitofarm, the free pattern is on Ravelry. Knit along in January, join the Grand Hat Photo on Feb 8, and be eligible for fun prizes. newenglandfarmandfiber.com