Weave a Handmade Life
There’s magic in the steady rhythm of a shuttle passing and a shed changing as your cloth takes shape thread by thread. This season, we're celebrating one of our favorite traditions: the handwoven kitchen towel. Soft cottons, bright colors, and projects that earn their keep.
WHO WE ARE
A tradition of fiber arts since 1971
Family-run for two generations and counting, Halcyon Yarn is dedicated to fostering community through a shared love of natural, sustainable fibers and the traditional arts of weaving, dyeing, spinning, and knitting. From the small coastal city of Bath, Maine, our yarn shop happily provides supplies and inspiration to fiber artists around the world.
find your fiber... from fleece to flax
Yarn By Fiber
"The felting class I took was so much fun, I wish I lived a little closer so I could take all of them! Will definitely be ordering more of the dyed fleece when I get home, and will be back to visit again..."
"I've been a Halcyon customer from back in your Denver days. When I moved your sample cards came with me and I've been weaving from them ever since. Your yarns and service are still the best."
"Y'all are the best!! Thanks for helping out when my order was delayed. The yarns arrived beautifully and the project was done on time. My client loved the colors too. I'll be back for more!"
"Thank you for preordering the Scotia color for me. I was so happy that I could talk to a real person in the store, and she was very patient and knowledgable. I would have gotten the wrong weight and this is working perfectly for my son's sweater."
JUST FOR YOU
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A Yarn Store in Bath, Maine
About Halcyon Yarn
Founded in 1971 by Halcyon Blake and Hector Jaeger, Halcyon Yarn is a second-generation family-run business, now owned by Gretchen Jaeger (Halcyon and Hector's daughter) and Rachel Fowler. For more than fifty-five years, we've stayed true to our belief that making things by hand, and for the people we love, is a tradition worth passing down. Our yarn store is more than a business; it's a vehicle for creativity, community, and positive change
