Four Corners Fiber Collective is a group of fiber artists and shepherds from the Four Corners region of the Southwestern United States. We value and appreciate the diversity of our staff, artists, shepherds, and designers, and welcome members regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sexual orientation or identity, education, or disability.
Our Shepherds:
Jay Begay: Navajo Churro and Navajo Angora fibers, located on the Navajo Nation in Arizona. Featured in High Desert, High Desert 2, and Arizona (launching 7/2021. For more info on Jay visit: @jaybegay
Elena Miller ter-Kuile: Merino Shepherd at Cactus Hill Farm. La Jara, Colorado. featured in all High Desert bases. For more info on Cactus Hill visit: @cactushillfarm
Phil Singer: Navajo Churro, located on the Navajo Nation in Arizona. Featured in High Desert Heathered and Woven (launching 7/2021). For more info on Phil visit: @singer_philip
Jeanne Salt: Navajo Churro, located on the Navajo Nation in Arizona. Featured in Woven (launching 7/2021)
Lorena Noelson: Navajo Churro, located on the Navajo Nation in Arizona. Featured in High Desert Heathered and Woven (launching 7/2021).
Our Navajo/Indigenous Handspinners:
Nikyle Begay, of the Navajo Nation in Arizona. For more info on Nikyle visit: @navajoshepherd
Phil Singer, of the Navajo Nation in Arizona. For more info on Phil visit: @singer_philip
Dorothy Singer, Phil Singer's mother, also of the Navajo Nation in Arizona.
Jay Begay, of the Navajo Nation in Arizona. For more info on Jay visit: @jaybegay
Our Rural Handspinners:
Brooke Lyons, of rural New Mexico. For more info on Brooke visit: @desert_cedar_fibers
Dyers:
Andrea Greene, Flagstaff Arizona.
Pattern Coordination/Yarn Support:
Sara Bateman, Grand Canyon Arizona.
Pattern Designers we've worked with:
Tressa Weidenaar @Tsin bikee': Artifacts Shawl, To' Tam
Jen Berg @Native.knitter: To' Cowl