Extraordinary Yarns. Extraordinary Stories.

Our Story

When knitting with Reywa Fibers yarn, you add to a fantastic story. Each purchase of Reywa’s yarn enables us to put money back into Tibetan communities. With each piece you knit using Reywa’s yarns, our story gets knit into yours, and yours gets knit into ours. Find out more.

Haven

Haven is a fingering weight yarn that will leave you or a loved one wrapped in a luxuriously soft haven of warmth. Like our original yarn, Embrace, Haven is spun from 100% pure Tibetan yak down that slowly blooms as it is worn. Over time, a lovely halo of warmth and softness develops that increases the unique quality of the item. Haven has a buttery hand that is a joy to knit with.

Embrace

Inspired by the warm embrace we received from Tibetan friends when we first entered their homes, Embrace is 100% pure Tibetan yak down in DK weight. Sumptuously warm and luxuriously soft, our Embrace yarns are truly unforgettable. They’re the perfect choice for a splurge for yourself or a beloved friend.

Harmony

A sport weight blend of hand harvested Tibetan yak down and fine Merino wool, Harmony is what happens when two exquisite fibers come together. With the luxurious softness of yak down and the elasticity of wool, knitting with Harmony is an absolute delight!

Bloom

Spring on the Tibetan Plateau is lovely beyond words - the grasslands come alive with wildflowers of every color. The whole Plateau seems to be in bloom! Bloom is a stunning lace weight blend of ultra-soft Tibetan yak down and the finest Chinese silk that knits up into gorgeous finished pieces.

Featured Patterns

Fields Forever

Another Peacock

Another Peacock

Palm Springs Glory

Palm Springs Glory

Apex

Peacock Dance

Migration Cowl

Minimalist Me

Rose Hat

Discover Yak Down

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Here are a couple more pieces that I have made out of Mali mud cloth for next week’s Textile Market #rochfarmmkt . The fabric is handwoven, vintage, raw cotton with mud dye. It is so special! There will be a changing tent and mirror

I’m looking forward to tomorrow (Saturday Nov 1) — #fallfiberfestival in Hopkins,MN.
These bags are so cute as is, but they’re also really fun to color with fabric crayons or fabric markers! I’ll have a “community color

Look what I woke up to this morning! Last night I was uninspired as to what colors and shapes I should use on this sleeve, but row by row it became clearer and voila! It knitted itself! I’m hoping to finish this cardi TOODAAAYYY, y’all. B

You voted! And I… just chose the easiest option 😂 🙄🤷🏻&zwj;♀️
So now that they’re finished, what are you thoughts about these trousers made from vintage Mali mud cloth? I’d like to make a few more of these to sell, and I’l

Milestones this week: 18 years of marriage, 105 days post transplant (Eric), and 9 year anniversary of the beginning of my meningitis/coma/sepsis which also marks 9 years of life with a brain injury. We have survived SO MUCH. And we are SO THANKFUL.

Squeee! I’m so delighted to share a few of the shots I got with @amturk13 last week. I really really prefer to be just the photographer (not photographer AND model) and I’ve had a hard time deciding which photos to share… which is

I had the absolute delight of photographing a fantastic #mnknitter this week, @amturk13 . Here she’s modeling her test knit of my #stoptraffick _sweater which she knit with our Embrace DK and our Bloom lace weight held together. She found the w

Look at this gorgeous version of the #stoptraffick_sweater that my mother in law @cindyalness test knit last winter! She used our Embrace yarn in Cloud Cover held with a strand of our Bloom yak/silk and a strand of mohair/silk from @hobbii_yarn . Cin

I begged my gorgeous friend, S, to model a few of the garments I’ve been making from hand woven and vintage textiles. Isn’t she stunning!? I’ll be selling these and others at @fallfiber and #rochmnfarmersmarket next month!
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