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Locally spun: Alex Wheeler is the new woman behind Wasatch & Wool Yarns

Summary by TownLift, Park City News
If you’ve ever picked up a set of knitting needles or watched someone crochet, you realize you’re participating in something bygone. Not old-fashioned, not outdated—but ancient. People have been weaving
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Locally spun: Alex Wheeler is the new woman behind Wasatch & Wool Yarns

If you’ve ever picked up a set of knitting needles or watched someone crochet, you realize you’re participating in something bygone. Not old-fashioned, not outdated—but ancient. People have been weaving

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TownLift, Park City News broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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