Service Wool

Tideview Farm

We have raised Icelandic sheep more than for twenty years, supplying wool and breeding stock in Western Canada. Our first Icelandics came from North America’s foundation flock, and over the years we have sought healthy animals with wonderful fleece and…

Gun Barrel Canyon Farms

We produce yarns and are known for our specialty blends of Alpaca and Romney. We raise registered Romney, Valais Blacknose and registered Scottish blackface. Fleeces available. 2025 Adopt a Lamb program: The 2024 Adopt a Lamb program was so successful,…

Menzies Rd Farm

lopi style light grey BFL yarn skein on a stone background

Bluefaced leicester (BFL) raw fleece, washed fleece, roving and spun yarn. owner: Sally Leigh-Spencer5632 Menzies RdNorth Cowichan, BC sallyls@shaw.ca(250) 701-1825 last updated: February 2025

Rainbow Fibres

alpacas in a field

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.…

Parry Bay Sheep Farm

Parry Bay Sheep Farm is based in the Lindholm Valley of Metchosin, but utilizes nearly 1,000 acres of land throughout Vancouver Island for grazing the flock of ewes and pasture raised lambs. The lamb flock is shorn in early fall,…

New Wave Fibre

We are Emily McIvor and Jodi Schamberger. Two fiesty ladies living on two of British Columbia’s Southern Gulf Islands. We are farmers and fibre artists first. Our foundation ewes are Romney Cotswold cross. We have two Bluefaced Leicester rams, so…

Mountain View Icelandics

Icelandic sheep raised for fibre. Raw fleeces available. Comox Valley. Mountain View IcelandicsAnne EverettMerville, BCheadsupkennels@gmail.com last updated: February 2025

Guthrie Farm

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…

Francis O Vineyard

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…