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Warner Mountain Weavers  is affiliated with the Northern California Fibershed



We wild collect and grow flowers, roots and lichens to dye yarn and roving. Local fiber from Navajo Churro and Rambouillet sheep are made into sweaters, scarves and rugs.


Local Fiber~Local Natural Dyes~ Local Labo

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Coreopsis Tinctoria

Coreopsis dyes beautiful rust, oranges and  peachy tones. 

It is very lightfast and colorfast

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Collecting Wild Sunflowers

Wild Sunflowers dye beautiful shades of sage green.


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Natural Dyed Navajo Churro Rug Yarn

Indigo, Coreopsis, Dock, Sunflower


About Us

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Woad Dye Vat

Wild collected Natural Dyes

Wild collected Natural Dyes

Dyers Woad , an ancient blue dye, grows wild in our area and is considered a noxious weed.


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Wild collected Natural Dyes

Wild collected Natural Dyes

Wild collected Natural Dyes

Hollyhocks, Golden Rod, Dock, Osage Orange chips all makes dyes. 

Madder Root takes 3-4 years to grow before harvesting the roots which produce peach to  reds.

Madder Root

Wild collected Natural Dyes

Madder Root

Madder root makes peach to red dye and takes 3-4 years to produce roots mature enough to dye. 

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