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August 2023 by Leslie R.
I made my way out to Withers Wool after seeing them at the Maryland Sheep and Wool. The business is open Thursday-Saturday 11-3pm or by appointment. I found a quiet slice of paradise at withers in the pollinators garden and broadened my fiber knowledge by discussing and buying some of the fiber mixes from Marc Withers. Over all I highly recommend their fiber and their yarn. I've made a top out of the mill spun and enjoyed working with the hand spun core yarn for an electric headband. And at this point I have countless pounds of fiber I'm slowly spinning into a delightful arrive of yarns.
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June 2023 by Kevin Moore
Withers wool is such a fun destination. The fiber art is exquisite. The property is gorgeous and very inviting. The peacocks, goats, sheep and chickens are so much fun and the pond, water feature and pollinator garden is magnificent. Marc Withers is a very gracious host and his enthusiasm for the fiber and the farm are contagious. Definitely worth the trip!
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March 2023 by Tonia
Withers Wool is more than a yarn shop. It's a whole experience! The shop is located on a beautiful farm where the animals the fiber comes from live. You are able to purchase fiber in any form from off the animal, to batting to finished yarns. Such a fabulous place to visit and pick up some beautiful fiber and learn something new about processing fiber! Check out their Instagram @withers.wool and their Facebook page Withers Wool and Farm! Fun videos and photos of the animal and fiber!
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March 2023 by Rick Google
Expect to be overwhelmed in THE BEST OF WAYS! If you are a fiber enthusiast, spinner, knitter, crocheter, weaver, or just plain animal lover, you will not be disappointed in this local gem of a business. The farm is pastoral, the animals, entertaining and the fiber…holy, moly…the FIBER…is soft, scrumptious, luxurious! An endless array of yarns, roving, locks, and batts can be found at Withers Wools. And, if you are someone interested in fiber arts, this is the place to ignite inspiration!
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March 2023 by Ruth Kaye
Unbelievable!!!! If you are a spinner, you will definitely want to come here! There are more well prepared rovings (mostly merino) of the most wonderful colors and softness than you can imagine. If you don't spin, there are also many handspun yarns, with a myriad of art yarn choices.
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March 2023 by James Trautman
If you need some of the best wool ever with the most knowledgeable people this is where to go and get it. Plus they've fun animals.
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January 2023 by Abraham Smith
It’s like walking into a living postcard of rolling hills and acres of pastureland. A unique part of the experience is getting a complimentary tour from Marc, the owner, to see the merino sheep, angora goats, peacocks, and other animals that form the source material for the museum-caliber fiber art and yarns.
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January 2023 by Virginia Prentice
Helpful and kind service. A lovely place to visit.
