Losing Our Shirts, Keeping The Farm

If you look at this blog regularly, it's probably pretty obvious: I gave the blog a bit of a redesign today. Since we finally sold our ...

This is the time of year when my sheep are mostly eating hay, but I let them have access to our big pasture anyway. There's not much to...

I spent the long weekend doing more experiments with needle-felting. Like the previous ones, these are all made in natural colored wool fro...

Today I tried my hand at needle felted wool beads for the first time, using natural-colored Icelandic wool from my own flock. Aren't the...

Congratulations to Heather Bolding of Noble Farms in Clinton, IN. She is the new owner of our beautiful Oldenburg stallion, Senter Stage. ...

It started snowing here last night at about 4:00 pm. Twenty-one hours later, and it's still coming down. The snow is about knee deep n...

Now that the farm's outside chores have quieted down a bit, I've finally had a chance to start working on some of my long-postponed ...

Here's another of my new products from the farm! I have gotten so many compliments on my farm photos, I finally decided to offer some of...

I finally opened a shop on Etsy and have just posted my first item for sale: My glorious, one-of-a-kind, hand-spun, hand-woven Peacock Shaw...

I've been working very hard over the past few months developing new products for our farm. One that I'm very excited about is our ne...