Hey there! We’re so happy you’re here.
Windy Valley Muskox is made for yarn lovers like you—knitters, crocheters, weavers, and anyone who can’t resist the feel of soft, luxurious yarn in their hands.
Why did we start this?
Because we know the joy of creating something with your own two hands.
That feeling when your hook or needles glide through the perfect stitch, or when you wrap yourself (or someone you love) in something you made?
It’s magic.
And we wanted to be part of that magic.
What We’re All About
Our yarns are special. They’re made from fibers like the Muskox, Vicuña, Bison, Suri Alpaca, Cashmere, and Merino Wool—sustainably and ethically sourced because the planet matters to us as much as your craft does.
Every skein is a little treasure, meant to inspire you and make every project feel extraordinary.
We believe in slowing down, appreciating the process, and making things with love.
It doesn’t matter if you’re crafting a cozy shawl, a wearable work of art, or just experimenting.
If you love working with beautiful yarn, you’re in the right place.
For Makers, By Makers
Windy Valley Muskox isn’t just about yarn—it’s about community.
We’re a small team of makers, dreamers, and fiber enthusiasts who get how important your craft is to you.
We’re here to celebrate every stitch, loop, and weave alongside you.
So grab your favorite project, a cup of something warm, and stay awhile. We can’t wait to see what you’ll make.
Warmly,
Giovanna and the Windy Valley Muskox Team
Customer Reviews
I did it. I splurged and bought the Qiviuk. I'm making it into the Tabitha hat/cowl. The fiber is soft and delicate but easy to work with. The pattern is simply written and is working up beautifully. Definitely recommend.
I purchased a scarf made from musk oxen wool years ago in Alaska. It had a hole after much use so while doing research I found your website, purchased a skein of wool and made a scarf very similar to the one I had bought years ago. It is now in use and I love it.
Frankly the yarn was more coarse than I expected. I knit a smoke ring and the black dye bled a lot when I was soaking it for blocking too. It bloomed a little but still not the same as other smoke rings from Alaska made of 100% qiviut I have that are much lighter and much softer. This splurge was disappointing frankly.
The yarn is lovely but I am struggling with the pattern. Do you have a suggestion for a more basic pattern? I’m working on the Aisling hat.
I always love knitting with Qiviuk yarn. It is soft, lightweight, and beautiful. The finished product is so warm! I was unable to purchase the colors I wanted because they were out of stock, but otherwise my experience has been wonderful.