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Ames Textile supplies filament yarns to the woven label industry, hook and loop manufacturers, seat belt weavers, and other specialty end-use customers. Established in 1865, the company has plants in Christiansburg, Va., and Hudson, N.H., and its products include synthetic and Belmont yarns, fabelta rayon and polypropylene, and starlight polyester. Its Christiansburg facility twists quality polyester, nylon, polypropylene, and carbon yarns on latest machines, in climate-controlled conditions. Customers can also select deniers twisted from 3- to 30-turns per inch. Time, temperature, and moisture-controlled autoclaves set the twisted yarns to ensure stable and shrink-resistant final products. Ames Textile delivers products on plastic, shrink-wrapped tubes with net weights of 2-pounds to 6.5-pounds depending on each customer s requirements. In the Hudson facility, the company warps yarns from the Christiansburg plant on latest silk system warping equipment.

Sew Biz in Radford, VA, is a beloved sewing shop founded by Donna Worrell, who discovered her passion for sewing at a young age with her grandmother's guidance. Specializing in quilting, sewing, and embroidery supplies, Sew Biz offers a wide range of classes and clubs for enthusiasts of all skill levels. With a rich history rooted in family tradition and a commitment to fostering creativity, Sew Biz is a go-to destination for those looking to explore the world of fabric arts. From knitting classes to quilt camps, this welcoming shop provides a supportive community for crafters to learn, create, and connect.Generated from the website