FAQ

We use the softest alpaca and sheep wool, lovingly grown by our own furry friends right here on the farm! A touch of cotton embroidery adds a delightful detail (though we're exploring some exciting new options with hemp!).

Our alpaca and sheep provide all the incredible wool, and the cotton thread came with a vintage loom we're lucky to have. We're always looking for ways to be even more sustainable, so we're exploring alpaca-hemp blends to replace the cotton in the future!

We're deeply committed to caring for our planet. We compost all the alpaca and sheep manure to nourish our gardens and greenhouse. Nothing goes to waste – we even use the fiber scraps for garden mulch, insulation, and comfy stuffing for our meditation cushions! Rainwater is our main source for felting and washing, and when that runs low, we haul water from town (we're hoping for more rain soon!). We reuse that water for our gardens and compost, too. It's a hands-on, earth-friendly approach! Our solar panels power everything we do, and we reuse our felting materials as much as possible. We do use plastic gloves to protect our hands during the felting process, which can be tough on the skin. And for soap, we choose gentle, eco-friendly options like Oasis Grey Water Soap and castile soap.from town. We also use the waste water a 2nd time to water the garden, fruit trees and compost piles. We don’t have a fancy system, we do it all by hand. And we harvest solar so everything we use is powered by the sun. But i do use plastic pool cover to create waterproof surfaces & felting resists.  I use the pool cover over & over again with no need to throw it away. We wear food worker plastic gloves when were felting to protect our hands. Felting can be really hard on your hands drying them out from all the soap & friction. For soap we use Oasis Grey Water Soap or a castile soap.