Forest House Fiberworks offers the experience of working with the designer to create the garment or accessory that is yours alone. Personal consultations, sharing of ideas, and reacting to samples all contribute to a creative process that results in a piece that will last a lifetime with simple care and which will never be duplicated. Each piece comes with a description of its "history" in terms of dates, materials, and design considerations.
Discover the pleasure and satisfaction of owning a Forest House Fiberworks original.
Forest House Fiberworks' handspun yarns feature the custom fiber blends of Autumn House Farm and Lambspun of Colorado as well as sumptuous Forest House Fiberworks exotic and luxury materials including wool, cotton, alpaca, angora, silk, cashmere, cashgora, qviut, yak, baby camel down, buffalo, tencel and many more.
Click here for pix of June '08 bear visit to the FHF homestead!
FHF patterns and select handspun handknits are available at
Who is Forest House Fiberworks?
Owner Ruth Bradford Burnham has been a fiber worker for over forty-five years, a handspinner for eighteen years. To contact, e-mail ruth at foresthousefiber dot com.
Her work has been recognized by the Canterbury [New Zealand] Guild of Weavers and Spinners and the Mid-Atlantic [US] Fiber Association. She has served as a judge of spinning for the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival, and teaches knitting for the Bucknell University Craft Center and several small Lewisburg area groups. She is a member of the Craft Council of America, the Lewisburg Arts Council, the Central Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen and the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen.
Her studio and home hide in the woods of central Pennsylvania and she travels the world happily in search of fiber and design resources to enrich the offerings of Forest House Fiberworks. Visits to New Zealand in 2002 and 2006 yielded exciting new fiber treasures. Several items in the Gallery now feature these fibers.
Highlight: Alexandra, the Fruitbasket Afghan, and the Red Roses were featured in the November 2003 issue of Country Living magazine in an article on handknits! Click here to see the article.Interested? Email ruth at foresthousefiber dot com for more info and to be added to our mailing list. Check back often as this site is updated frequently.
Forest House Fiberworks
249 Forest House Lane
Lewisburg, PA 17837-8151
570-523-8311
Last updated 1/23/10
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