Woolybee Acres boasts a small fibre flock, including BFL, Romeldale, Southdown, and East Freisian sheep. We offer fibre in the form of raw fleeces, washed fleeces, prepared roving, and spun yarn. All of our fibre is processed at That Darn…
An outlet for a group of artists from the Vancouver Island Fibreshed. Located in Campbell River, BC, the Tin Can Pottery Shop is a small gallery showcasing a variety of ceramics, fibre arts, jewellery and more from Vancouver Island. Our…
A small regenerative farm providing vegetables, fruit, lamb, wool, eggs & honey to our community on Hornby Island. We provide raw fleece from our Romney Sheep. Strachan Valley Farmowner: Mike (250) 335-1238hello@strachanvalleyfarm.com 3150 Strachan RoadHornby Island BC, V0R1Z0 last updated:…
I sell and design 3d printed tools for fibre arts. If you have a specific item you need re-created I can help with that. On my Etsy page you can find the spinning wheel bobbins I sell. Benjamin MoggCampbell River,…
Juliana Bedoya is a community-engaged environmental artist who supports individuals and community groups to establish their own cultural significance through skill sharing, including all stages of ethically harvesting and processing raw plant materials for art-making and environmental art practice. Respectfully…
My name is Claire, a fifth generation farmer. My family and I run a century farm in the beautiful Comox Valley, on Vancouver Island. We produce healthy, sustainable food for our local and surrounding communities. We strive to keep our…
I have bred and cross bred and raised sheep, goats and alpacas for my own use for 42 years. I only spin the best and feel my wool producers are top of the line. My Corriedale will rival any Merino.…
Icelandic sheep raised for fibre. Raw fleeces available. Comox Valley. Mountain View IcelandicsAnne EverettMerville, BCheadsupkennels@gmail.com last updated: February 2025
I have been raising sheep since we arrived on the farm 28 years ago. I acquired a flock of Shetland sheep in 2017, and just love them…..they are beautiful; their fleeces are exquisite so I am raising them for fleece…
I became a shepherd because of Scottish Broom. Only two animals eat baby broom: sheep and goats. Every goat I’ve met has horns, so sheep is what I bought. Lamb is delicious, another plus. I had no background in farming…