Oklahoma Mini Mill

06/19/2026

This is me with a new “toy” - a Mini Turkish Drop Spindle, making silk yarn

06/12/2026

OMG! Our customer, Debra Horner’s order is so amazing and beautiful, that I just HAD to take pictures and post them!
Here’s the list the fiber that went into these unique roving bumps:
Finn wool, Huacaya Alpaca, Suri Alpaca, colored silky Bamboo, Corriedale wool, Tencel, Blueface Leicester wool, and Mohair

06/11/2026

I’m going to be part of this on June 18!

Our FREE webinar, set for 7:30 p.m. EDT, Thursday, June 18, will feature shepherds using mini and micro mills for their fiber. Plus, we will look at the pros and cons of starting up your own mini mill business.

Panelists include Donnalee Rodger of Rodger Family Farm and Fiber Mill in Oregon; Cheri French, co-owner of Oklahoma Mini Mill; Kallia Walkowiak, vice president of Fibershed Heartland, which serves Illinois and Wisconsin; and Jeannette Beranger, coordinator of The Livestock Conservancy’s Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em program.

Register Now! (Link in the comments!) SPACE IS LIMITED TO 1,000 PARTICIPANTS, AND FEW REGISTRATIONS REMAIN.

06/08/2026

Our customer, Debra Horner gave us some unusual blends…and I think they are working and lovely!
The white is Huacaya Alpaca, the purple curly is dyed Dark Periwinkle color of Corriedale wool. The silky purple is dyed bamboo.

06/02/2026

Interesting order we have from our customer, Debra Horner from Miami, OK. In the light colored bag, we blended at the Picking Machine: Medium Fawn color Suri Alpaca, Beige color Huacaya Alpaca, Dark Grey color Huacaya Alpaca, and Silver color Blueface Leicester Sheep wool.
In the other bag is Dark Brown color Huacaya Alpaca.
We are blending these at the Fiber Separator Machine

05/30/2026

05/27/2026

We are processing this Light Silver Grey Llama fiber, from our customer, Sona Gardner of “Puddin Ridge Fibers”. The Llama fiber is going thru our Fiber Separator Machine. It turns the fiber into a lovely cloud!