Beautiful Yarns, Taos, and Check Your Order Status

The last few weeks Daniel has been processing a lot of alpaca and angora goat fiber.  It is so fun to see each fleece become yarn.  They are each so unique in color, texture, luster, and thickness…the yarn possibilities are endless!

2-ply Alpaca
A rainbow of different natural colors of Angora Goat yarn. Some 2-ply, some 3-ply and different weights.
More 2-ply alpaca in 2 different colors and weights.

Taos, NM

If you will be at the Taos, NM Fiber Festival be sure to call us to schedule for us to pick up your fiber while Daniel is there.  It will save you a lot on shipping.  We already have a few people lined up with large amounts of fiber, so call and get on the list before our trailer space is full.  (970) 586-3478

Daniel is looking forward to seeing you in Taos!

New website feature, coming soon!

We know how important everyone’s fiber is to them…we all tend to get very attached to it after spending a year or more raising it on the animals, then carefully removing it, skirting and cleaning it, and sending it off to be made into beautiful yarn and roving.  We have felt the same thing with our own sheep and fleece.  The wait while the fiber is being processed can be long and you might wonder how its going and where your fiber is in the process.

Because of this, we have decided to add a new feature to the website – a “Check Order Status” page where you can see where your fiber is in the process.  We hope that this makes the waiting easier on everyone!

Willow Creek Fiber Mill

Hi! We are Daniel and Kat and we own and operate Willow Creek Fiber Mill. We are located in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado, surrounded by high peaks, Ponderosa pine forests, and plenty of wildlife. We both grew up in Estes Park and love the outdoors and beautiful views up here at 7,500 feet altitude. We have 5 children and our mill is a family business. We have a small backyard farm which over the years has included a flock of wool sheep, dairy goats, a dairy cow, chickens, and a large vegetable garden. We love animals and love raising our own fresh food for our family. We first became interested in fiber arts fifteen years ago when Kat learned to knit. The interest grew from there and Daniel learned to braid wool rugs from roving. Then we added learning to weave and spin, and over time we started our flock of wool sheep and learned how to process their fiber by hand from sheep to yarn. The more we learned the more we wanted to learn. We spent time learning about and working with many different types and textures of fiber. We enjoy working with fiber so much that one day we said, "We should do this for a living!" And thus began the dream of Willow Creek Fiber Mill. Daniel has had the opportunity to work with several different people at different mills around the country to learn the milling process and the large equipment. The experiences were priceless. We have also had the opportunity to work with and learn from some of the top wool sheep breeders and alpaca breeders in Colorado to enhance our knowledge of the different types of fiber. We are committed to providing you with quality service and finished products to make all your beautiful fiber into whatever you dream it can be.