Online store is open, WV customers will pay sales tax, 6%. I will bill you your shipping invoice as soon as I have your order ready to go! Thank you!
Dryer balls make a perfect toy for a baby! You may throw it in the washer and dryer to have it clean and it is 100% natural and large enough that the baby has no chance of choking or pulling any of it off while teething........simple, practical & safe!
Single Dryer Balls: $5 each  ordering code: SDB

Dryer Ball Set (5): $24.00           ordering code: DBS
You may add a scent to the dryer balls with "essential oil" (4-5 drops per dryer ball) - allow it to sit and dry overnight and since it is not actually "oil", it should not stain any of the clothing! The only items that the wool dryer balls will not remove the static is polyester (such as nylon slips). The dryer balls will last for years! What do you do with the dryer balls when you are not drying your wash? You may simply store them in the dryer (don't forget to clean the filter w/each load as you should always do), you may display them in a wooden box or an old strainer but this depends on how you decorate you home - be creative!

How long do they last? There are two (2) adults at our farm and a set of five (5) last us 5+ year's. They are great and will save you money for sure!

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Warm feet, soft walking = great day!
         My insoles are just about sold out! Thank you to the customers at Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival, the Great Lakes Fiber Show and the Blue Ridge Fiber Fest. I will hopefully have more available in the fall. I will be using a blend of Coopworth and alpaca for my next felting batting.
       June 25,2025 I have this left: Small/4, XL/3. 
Wool Insoles: (assorted sizes)
100% wool from my sheep !!!
These insoles are felted at a mill in the USA and cut by hand by me. Sizes & prices below:
S : Woman, +/- size 8 $15
M: Woman, +/- size 10, Men, +/- size 9
          $16
L : Woman, +/- 10 1/2 -11, Men, +/- size 11
​          $17
XLG: Men, size 13 $18
Ordering Codes: 
Small: SI
Medium: MI
Large: LI​X-Large: XLI

I HAVE SMALL AND XL AT T HIS TIME, THE SPRING SHOWS BROUGHT MANY INSOLE CUSTOMERS! 


Shipping is via USPS and is not high, the insoles do not weigh much at all. They will keep your feet warm and your walk soft and that will give you a GREAT DAY - ENJOY!
Cat Toys (w/catnip and/or rattle) 1" - 1 1/4": $5 each
PictureFelted cat toys are assorted in colors. Catnip/C1, Rattle, C2
ORDERING CODES FOR CAT TOYS: 

CAT TOYS W/RATTLE: CTR
​CAT TOYS W/CATNIP: CTC

Homespun Yarn:

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Handspun Yarn/2 Ply/50% black alpaca w/ Jacob, over-dyed vermilion & 50% Coopworth white, dyed bronze green w/ Coopworth black. 200 yds. 4.6 oz. $49.00 WPI/9 ORDERING CODE: HS1
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Handspun Yarn/2 Ply/50% alpaca, white dyed periwinkle blue w/Coopworth black & 50% Coopworth, dk. blue over-dyed cherry red. 197 yds. 5.7 oz. $43.45 WPI/9 ORDERING CODE: HS3
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Handspun Yarn/2 Ply/100% Coopworth white, each ply dyed 1/3 teal, 1/3 olive and 1/3 gold ochre. 180 yds. 7.8 oz. $54 WPI/8 ORDERING CODE: HS6
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Handspun yarn/2 Ply/100% wool. One ply: 3-Way Swirl: 1/3 Coopworth white, dyed hot fuchsia, 1/3 Jacob, natural "lilac", 1/3 Coopworth, dyed burgundy. One ply: Jacob, natural "lilac"/285 yds. 8.7 oz. $47 WPI/8 ORDERING CODE: HS8
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Handspun yarn/2 Ply, 100% Wool/One ply: 3-Way Swirl w/2 dyes: 1/3 Coopworth, white, dyed hot fuchsia, 1/3 Jacob, nat. "lilac", 1/3 Coopworth, white, dyed burgundy. One ply: 2-Way Swirl w/1 dye: 1/2 Jacob, nat. "lilac", 1/2 Coopworth, periwinkle blue dye. 142 1/2 yds. 4 oz. $42.75 WPI/9 ORDERING CODE: HS10
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Handspun Yarn/2 Ply/50% black alpaca w/Jacob, over-dyed vermilion & 50% Coopworth white, dyed bronze green w/Coopworth black. 135 yds. 3.3 oz. $33.00 WPI/9 ORDERING CODE: HS4
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Handspun Yarn/2 Ply/100% Coopworth white, each ply dyed 1/3 teal, 1/3 olive and 1/3 gold ochre. 107 yds. 3 oz. $33 WPI/8 ORDERING CODE: HS5
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Handspun Yarn/2 Ply/100% Coopworth white, each ply dyed 1/3 teal, 1/3 olive and 1/3 gold ochre/ 65 yds. 2.2 oz. $19.50 WPI/8 ORDERING CODE: HS7
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Handspun yarn/2 Ply/One ply: Coopworth, natural "lt. blue". One ply: 3-Way Swirl w/3 dyes: 1/3 alpaca, white dyed pink, 1/3 Coopworth, nat. "lt. blue", over dyed olive and 1/3 Coopworth, white, dyed lilac/197.5 yds. 7.5 oz. $59.25 WPI/9 ORDERING CODE: HS9
How much yarn do you need for a knitted project?
To estimate how much yarn you need for a project, you can use a few methods: swatch method, yarn weight method, or a combination of both. Here's a breakdown of each: 
1. Swatch Method:
  • Measure and weigh a swatch: Knit or crochet a small piece of your intended pattern with the yarn you'll be using.
  • Calculate swatch area and weight: Measure the width and height of the swatch to determine its area (e.g., square inches or centimeters) and weigh it.
  • Calculate grams per square inch/cm2: Divide the weight of the swatch by its area.
  • Estimate project area: Calculate the total area of your project.
  • Estimate yarn needed: Multiply the project area by the grams per square inch/cm2 to estimate the total weight of yarn needed. 

2. Yarn Weight Method:
  • Use yarn label information:
    If the yarn label provides yardage or meters per weight unit (e.g., yards/100g or meters/100g), you can use this information to calculate how many skeins you need.
  • Estimate yarn length:
    Multiply the number of skeins by the yardage/meterage per skein to estimate the total yarn length needed.
  • Consider stitch gauge:
    If the pattern calls for a specific stitch gauge (number of stitches and rows per inch/cm), you can adjust the estimated yarn length based on the size of your project. 

3. Yarn Count Method:
  • Understanding yarn count:
    Yarn count, expressed in terms like Tex, Decitex, or Denier, indicates the thickness of the yarn.
  • Using yarn count to estimate yardage:
    Study.com explains that higher yarn count numbers generally indicate thicker yarn, and can be used to estimate yardage when combined with weight and length measurements. ​