Red Maple Homestead

06/13/2026

Gather in the County

06/12/2026

Teal is probably one of my favorite colours!

06/12/2026

Oooooo Coned yarn!

06/02/2026

This autumn will be a first for Red Maple Homestead.

I'm excited (and a little nervous!) to be participating in the Autumn Leaves Studio Tour for the very first time.

For years, I've shared my work with fibre enthusiasts and agricultural communities. This tour offers something different: an opportunity to introduce visitors to the story of wool, weaving, and the incredible potential of Ontario-grown fibre.

From locally sourced wool to handwoven textiles, I'm looking forward to opening my studio, sharing the process behind my work, and connecting with fellow makers and art lovers.

I've written a new blog post about why this experience feels so meaningful and what visitors can expect.

📖 Read the blog on the website


MadeInOntario SupportLocalMakers StudioTour SlowCraft Weaving

06/02/2026

This autumn will be a first for Red Maple Homestead.

I'm excited (and a little nervous!) to be participating in the Autumn Leaves Studio Tour for the very first time.

For years, I've shared my work with fibre enthusiasts and agricultural communities. This tour offers something different: an opportunity to introduce visitors to the story of wool, weaving, and the incredible potential of Ontario-grown fibre.

From locally sourced wool to handwoven textiles, I'm looking forward to opening my studio, sharing the process behind my work, and connecting with fellow makers and art lovers.

I've written a new blog post about why this experience feels so meaningful and what visitors can expect.

📖 Read the blog on the website

05/29/2026

Spent a wonderful day with the members of the Pottawatomi spinning and weaving guild for a Fibremill tour

05/23/2026

Thank you!

05/20/2026

Time for some bagpipes and refilling your yarn stach! See you Saturday!

05/09/2026

Eco market
Legacy project
Markham museum

05/07/2026

The third annual GTB Bioregional Eco Market takes place this Saturday, May 9, open to the public 1-5 pm at the Markham Museum. Just in time for Mother's Day, we're celebrating Your Mother and Mother Earth.

There's no cost for the public to attend

Come visit our booth to explore our collection of Canadian wool products, handcrafted yarns, knitwear, fibre art supplies, and sustainable wool goods inspired by farm life and traditional craftsmanship. Whether you’re a knitter, weaver, gardener, or simply love supporting local makers, we’d love to meet you and share the story behind our wool.

Stop by, say hello, feel the softness of Ontario wool, and discover unique handmade products created with care from farm to fibre.

Find event details here:
Eventbrite Event Page

Discover unique local products and gifts – each with its own story – at the GTB Bioregional Eco Market. Just in time for Mother's Day!