The wool at Artisan Meadows is truly our wool. We’ve raised the sheep ourselves by feeding, sheltering, and caring for the animals like the respected partners they are.
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| A Spring Lamb |
In most cases the sheep were born right here on the farm. They nuzzled up to their mothers after taking a few first wobbly steps after being born, then they dined on rich grass and natural feed as they matured.
Our sheep are sheared in our barn, and I wash their raw fleeces in our driveway.
I process some wool myself, and some wool gets sent to Stonehedge Fiber Mill for processing into roving. But once it’s shipped back, I choose the color schemes, I dye it, I spin it, and I package it.
This is not some run-of-the-mill mass produced factory commodity, but rather a product that has a history and a story behind it.
Our sheep are sheared in our barn, and I wash their raw fleeces in our driveway.
I process some wool myself, and some wool gets sent to Stonehedge Fiber Mill for processing into roving. But once it’s shipped back, I choose the color schemes, I dye it, I spin it, and I package it.
This is not some run-of-the-mill mass produced factory commodity, but rather a product that has a history and a story behind it.
When you make something with wool from Artisan Meadows, you are part of that story. Your creation will share the heritage of a small country farm. It will be authentic and real.
I hope you enjoy working with it as much as I enjoy creating it!
-Kimberly
