Domestically produced from sheep to skein in New York State. The wool was produced and sourced from Elly's Acres Farms in Jamesville, spun at Battenkill Fibers in Greenwich, and hand dyed by Megs & Co in Fairport. Part of the NYS Grown & Certified program and a great way to support domestic and local wool! Empire Estate Yarn carries a charming, rustic touch of authenticity, with tiny whispers of hay and bits of vegetable material spun gently into its fibers. These natural inclusions remind you of its origins, evoking visions of sun-dappled fields and the peaceful rhythm of countryside life. It’s more than just yarn—it’s a connection to the earth, a cozy embrace of nature's imperfections that tell a story of hand-sheared wool and old-world craftsmanship. Perfect for those who love the simple beauty of rural living, this yarn invites you to create pieces that feel organic, grounded, and beautifully tied to the pastoral landscape. Designed with garments in mind, Empire Estate Yarn is ideal for a variety of projects including pullovers, cardigans, hats, mittens, and scarves.

$34

Our tote is made from a Noodlehead pattern and is perfect for your large project or as a bag for your day trip. The outer part of the tote is constructed from Halley Stevensons waxed cotton, making it water resistant. The waxed canvas only gets softer with use! The contrasting front pocket and the drawstring top our from our naturally dyed linen. which is woven in PA. The bag is lined in canvas. The inside of the tote has one large pocket, a slip pocket and a zippered pocket.The tote can be carried by the extra long handles or over your shoulder with a shoulder strap. Our straps were designed by us and woven by Tuscarora Mills in Red Lion, PA on a vintage loom. The quilt pattern on the front pocket is called Chimney’s and Cornerstones, Courthouse steps.

$98

COR is a 3-ply, semi-worsted spun yarn comprised of a 50/50 blend of American Cormo and American Corriedale fleece that comes in a Worsted and Fingering weight. Farmed, Scoured, Milled and Dyed between New York and Pennsylvania, it is a beautiful small-chain product of the Northeast American Fibershed.

$30

What's in our Made in NY Wool Bed Pillows?  Each standard size pillow is filled with two pounds of wool from sheep grazing on land right here in New York State.  With our Made in NY Wool Bed Pillows, you'll enjoy sleeping on a natural fill pillow and supporting local farms and businesses.

The sheep are gently sheared by experienced shearers on the farm.  After cleaning, the wool is carded twice at Green Fleece Fiber Mill in Castleton, NY.  At the mill we make a wooly bolus (little bits of felted wool) that works well in pillows.  While the cleaning and carding removes the vast majority of hay, you may find some plant matter in the wool. 

We fill our standard size Made in NY Wool Bed Pillows with 2 lbs of our wooly bolus/batting mix, which creates a warm and comfortable sleep environment.

We use only GOTS certified organic cotton muslin fabric for the pillow covers.  It makes a perfect combination for people who want a natural pillow created without the use of pesticides or chemicals.

$65-$100

Our new Sock Pouches are approximately 12 inches tall by 9 inches wide and has a 3.5 inch wide base so that it can stand on its own. It has both a slip and zipper pocket on the back. The pouch is made from naturally dyed linen that is dyed and woven in PA. The front is embellished with vintage yo yos and ceramic beads

$45

Fertilizer and soil amendment for gardens and potted plants made of 100% raw wool. NPK 9-0-2, retains moisture reducing need to water as frequently, and 50% of the weight of wool is carbon which breaks down and improves soil quality.

$15

Rayon Chenille Scarf

$110

We asked our local batting mill to create a loose wool we can use for stuffing.  We could not be more pleased with the resultsi! We use our Fluffy Wool Stuffing to stuff lots of things like stuffed animals, pillows, etc.

We even used our local wool stuffing to fill our Emotional Support Chickens at a knit-along at CeCe's Wool and they came out great! Best of all, we only needed 100 grams (4 oz), not the recommended 250 grams (8 oz) described in the Emotional Support Chicken pattern by Annette Corsino. Wool fiber is stronger and the fibers are larger and more filling than polyester, which is why you need less.

Why use wool?  It's natural, sustainable, renewable and biodegradable. Our wool comes from local sheep farms. It is cleaned with biodegradable soap and hot water, and a local batting mill cards it into fluffy batting. Wool is an amazing fiber that has many characteristics - it's anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, has natural fire retardant properties and discourages dust mites.

This listing is for 100 grams (4 oz). Our wool is very clean but you will find an occasional bit of hay or plant debris.

$6

Wool is a great insulator and this coozie will keep your wine chilled for hours (if needed). The coozie easily folds down for pouring without removing the bottle.

$25

Our softest farm yarn! A combination of Romney fleeces from our farm in Upstate NY with purchased Falkland wool. Available in natural and a variety of botanically dyed colors.

Sport Weight, 263 yards per 100 grams

50% Foster Farm Romney, 50% Falkland.

Semi Worsted Spun 2ply yarn

Spun at Battenkill Fibers in Greenwich NY

$26-30

Rayon Chenille Scarf

$110

Wool is a great insulator and will keep your hands from getting burned on those hot pan handles. 100% local wool in natural colors

$10

Self Contained Natural Dye Kit (just add water) creates a single or two toned skein of luxurious & lofty all American, Merino yarn (150 yards, Bulky, Single). A simple & easy introduction to Natural Dyeing!

$35

Support local farmers, manufacturers and businesses when you purchase these gloves!

Made with sustainable 100% wool from NY sheep 🐑 and knit in NY - I add the leather tab detail. These fingerless gloves are the perfect go-to glove to keep your hands warm and fingertips free to text, use the touch-screen in your car, and count change when buying a cup of coffee.

Glove Color: Grey - natural & undyed wool
Leather Tab: Black, Acorn or Red

$30

100% New York spun Corriedale sportweight, dyed by Saugerties-based dyer Cake Wool Co

$38

Self Contained Natural Dye Kit creates a colorful 100% Cotton 27" Square Bandana. A simple & easy introduction to Natural Dyeing!

$28