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An Interview with Jami of Cooke Creek Sheep Company

February 22, 2024

Jami is the first shepherd we have teamed up with for the Pacific Northwest Women of Wool project. I thought it would be fun to pair each launch wi...

Cooke creek PNWWW

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Our Flag Means Death: Post-Izzy Update

November 30, 2023

I forget this blog exists sometimes, but here we are! Thank you so much to everyone who participated in and supported our "Our Flag Means Death" su...

OFMD Our Flag Means Death

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DIY Garment Bags for Scouring

May 02, 2020

Hello! Today I made the decision to be real extra and do a micro sheep to shawl competition, all on my own. Yes, that micro. I'm competing against ...

Fiber Prep Fleece Scour Sewing Spinning

Weaving Basics Classes

December 02, 2019

I am so excited to be offering our Weaving Basics class, after a seven month hiatus. It is one of my favorite classes to teach, and as a student, w...

classes weaving

Dyeing with Fennel and Marijuana!

May 31, 2019

Natural Dyeing season has begun! I've started dyeing Forage again, our line of eco-processed washable organic merino wool yarn. Our first dyes of t...

Eco-Friendly Forage Natural Dyeing Sustainability

Sustainable Packaging

May 08, 2019

Sustainable packaging is something I spend a lot of my time thinking about. When I ran a yarn store, I was amazed and slightly horrified at the am...

Eco-Friendly Sustainability

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The Sustainability of Bamboo Rayon

July 04, 2018

This started as a thread in MOFA (Mildly Offensive Fiber Artists) on Facebook, and quickly spilled over onto my personal page. I wound up in a thre...

Eco-Friendly Sustainability

Fauntleroy Cowl

June 25, 2018

The Fauntleroy Cowl I love me some chevrons. They're bold, geometric, and versatile. They're in my logo, they're in my weaving. It's a thing. I'...

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