What a gem! I took my yarn crazy, fiber artist wife to Miriam’s Well and was astounded. Miriam was the sweetest lady with the knowledge of the ages. She has such an interesting story, and is willing to chat and assist as long as you want. Her selections of yarn include Alpaca, Merino, Silk, Angora, Cotton, Wool, and much more. Most of her fibers are natural with a few low percentage blends of nylon. If you are looking for cheap yarn for stock, go to Hobby Lobby or Michaels. If you want to indulge in luxury fibers that grace the body with a heavenly texture, seek out Miriam’s Well. It is tough to find and parking is not accessible from the main road. Watch for the small signs and follow them to the letter. Trust me, the scavenger hunt to find her is well worth the search. The treasures at the end of the journey...
Read moreI first visited Miriam’s Well almost 20 years ago, and today, after 10 years away, I finally got to visit again! It was just as warm and inviting as I remembered. Miriam actually is the one who taught me to knit one afternoon many, many years ago while my family was visiting town, and it was so exciting to return today with an ambitious project on the needles that I could show her. She also designs some of the most beautiful knitwear I’ve seen, and she even creates custom kits for some of her designs. It’s a great spot to sit-n-knit, chat about the craft or life in general, and to learn from someone who is immensely...
Read moreMy friend Linda and I visited this beautiful shop, yes it was difficult to find but totally worth it. We walked up to the shop it's name delighting me. I had no idea what I was in store for, thought we were going to look at yarn. Ha! I have never seen such lovely yarns, original garments, a student weaver and then talking to the owner. What a gem! She was like a peaceful breath of fresh air, with knowledge beyond comprehension. I'm so glad she's only 150 miles from Pagosa Springs as I will visit this incredible place on my next visit to Santa Fe.
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