San Diego North Coast Knitters Guild
Print Page
  • Home
  • Guild Info
    • Where We Meet
    • Guild Contacts
    • Board, Chairs and Coordinators
    • Contact the Guild
    • Guild Membership
    • Guild Photo Galleries
    • Guild History
      • 2023 General Monthly Meetings
      • Workshops in 2023
      • 2022 General Monthly Meetings
      • Workshops in 2022
      • 2021 General Monthly Meetings
      • Workshops in 2021
      • 2020 General Monthly Meetings
      • Workshops in 2020
      • 2019 Monthly Meetings
      • Workshops in 2019
      • 2018 Monthly Meetings
      • 2017 Monthly Meetings
      • 2016 Monthly Meetings
      • 2015 Monthly Meetings
      • 2014 Monthly Meetings
  • Calendar
    • 2023 General Monthly Meetings
    • Workshops in 2023
    • Sub-Group Meetings
    • MTM Workshops
      • MTM Workshop Host List
    • Retreats
  • Knitter News
  • Member Resources
    • Renew or Join
    • Lending Library
    • Show and Share Form
    • Guild Newsletters
    • Reimbursement Form
  • Philanthropy
    • Share A Knit Philanthropy Event
    • Philanthropy Hang Tag
    • Bust Buddies and Softies
  • Knitters’ Resources
    • Holiday Luncheon Sponsors
    • Karen des Jardins’ Tips for Knitters
    • Sydnie Wauson’s Ravelry Tips
    • Local Yarn Shops
    • Knitters Guilds in Southern California
    • Original Knitters’ Resource Page

Wendy Tyler Visits the Guild March 7

January 31, 2023

March 7 Guild Meeting is In-Person in Encinitas!

Wendy Tyler

Wendy Tyler owns and operates Black Wolf Ranch and Fiber in St. Ignatius, Montana. She was first introduced to knitting and yarn by her aunt, who traveled across the globe sending her a “textile gift” from wherever she visited. So when Wendy received a box of Alpaca from Peru, it was love at first “fondle”! Little did her aunt know that it would turn into a lifetime obsession.

Black Wolf Ranch started as a dream. At that time, Wendy was seeking to identify ways she could live in a rural setting and make a living. During her search, she discovered alpacas and began to diligently research these amazing animals. In 2001, a ranch and her first purchase of six alpacas occurred. By 2018, her herd had grown to over 300. Now at a more modest 140, she dedicates her time to improving her yarn, colorways, and the breed. She shares her successes and failures with her clients, other breeders and the fiber community and works with other fiber producing animals and small businesses to ensure the fiber industry stays healthy and happy.

Read more about Wendy Tyler and Black Mountain Ranch here www.blackwolfranch.com

The Herd at the Ranch

Read more about Wendy’s visit and talk here.

Event, Featured Guild Meeting

« Leslie Anne Robinson Visits the Guild April 4
2023 Phishing Scam »

Ravelry

© 2023 San Diego North Coast Knitters Guild · All Rights Reserved.