Hopes Favorite Things

Hopes Favorite Things Antiques and Handcrafted fiber goodness made with love of all things timeworn and earthy.
~Local fiber
~Ashford Fiber equipment

There are so many things I love, but this page is for just some of my favorite things. I grew up on a farm in Pennsylvania where I learned to appreciate the simple way of living. I was always surrounded with family heirlooms and the love my parents found in these antiques. Things my parents, grandparents and even great-grandparents used everyday on the farm whether for working, cooking and fixing

have become my favorite things. My love for all things handmade, timeworn and earthy inspires me to create from raw wool. I love to wash, dye, spin and then knit or crochet homespun yarn into stylish accessories. As well as inspire others to use their hands and creativity.

Spring feels finally in North East PA!
03/31/2026

Spring feels finally in North East PA!

I had a lovely group for the wool Sunflower penny needle book workshop. Such beautiful historical buildings in Nazareth ...
03/23/2026

I had a lovely group for the wool Sunflower penny needle book workshop. Such beautiful historical buildings in Nazareth Pennsylvania.
I look forward to the next workshop!

🐑 Join us in the 1740 Gray Cottage for a special workshop on Sunday, March 22 at 2:00 p.m.  You will make your own wool ...
03/10/2026

🐑 Join us in the 1740 Gray Cottage for a special workshop on Sunday, March 22 at 2:00 p.m. You will make your own wool needle/notions keeper during this hands-on workshop. Rural American women in the 1800s made stitched folk art out of scrap wool and fabrics. Learn how to stitch a penny or perfect your appliqué stitches. This workshop will be led by Hope Horn, a shepherdess, spinner, and fiber artist with a love for history.

Space is limited; to register, visit https://www.moravianhistory.org/

needlearts

03/10/2026

🐑 Join us in the 1740 Gray Cottage for a special workshop on Sunday, March 22 at 2:00 p.m. You will make your own wool needle/notions keeper during this hands-on workshop. Rural American women in the 1800s made stitched folk art out of scrap wool and fabrics. Learn how to stitch a penny or perfect your appliqué stitches. This workshop will be led by Hope Horn, a shepherdess, spinner, and fiber artist with a love for history.

Space is limited; to register, visit https://www.moravianhistory.org/

What a beautiful magazine with beautiful patterns!Remembering the photoshoot here on the farm and our  buddy Wyatt the W...
02/16/2026

What a beautiful magazine with beautiful patterns!
Remembering the photoshoot here on the farm and our buddy Wyatt the Weim.
Awesome memory!
&fiberknits

Portrait and no filter Wow! Beautiful Fall day here on the farm in North East Pennsylvania.
10/29/2025

Portrait and no filter Wow!
Beautiful Fall day here on the farm in North East Pennsylvania.

Little bit of Fall decor.
10/15/2025

Little bit of Fall decor.

Some evening shots in the garden.
10/02/2025

Some evening shots in the garden.

My woodland walk collection in an old cupboard my parents gave us as one of our wedding presents.❤️🍂🍁🍃🪹🪶🪺🐦‍⬛🦉🪾🌲🐝🪲It hold...
09/23/2025

My woodland walk collection in an old cupboard my parents gave us as one of our wedding presents.
❤️🍂🍁🍃🪹🪶🪺🐦‍⬛🦉🪾🌲🐝🪲
It holds my collection of vintage gardening, tree, insects, bird and farming books.
Thought you might enjoy since Fall is here.

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Good morning from PA
09/16/2025

Good morning from PA

Wow! Hibiscus my grandson and I planted last year, and I didn’t think it was coming back.
08/27/2025

Wow! Hibiscus my grandson and I planted last year, and I didn’t think it was coming back.

More garden snaps.
08/25/2025

More garden snaps.

Address

8480 Delaware Drive (Rt 611 Across From The Old Richmond Hotel/the Old One Room School House) The WooL SchooL
Bangor, PA
18013

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