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Southern Spun

scrap of fabric has a story to tell. “People should know where the food they’re putting in their bodies and the fibers they have in their homes come from,” Woodard says. For years, she and her husband, Ty, had been brainstorming ways to use the four-thousand-acre farm in Darlington, South Carolina, that Ty’s family has operated since 1962, hoping

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