08/29/2026
I wasn't ready entirely for their arrival but I pulled through.
The truth is my farm is a mess. We have been so blessed with infrastructure grants that I feel like I've been tumbling head over heels with no gymnastic training!
A few days ago I just decided to embrace where I'm at in life. With my business, with my farm, with my life. It's messy right now. It's been messy for many years.
But in the end the product that I have envisioned for 20 years, well, maybe not the precise end product because I've only ever had an overarching goal, it all came together. And it's so growing.
They bought soap, they asked questions, they saw the Willow, they asked about my sheep. Awonder was a hit, leaning in and loving the strangers affection.
Hosting people on my farm is a exercise and stretching my comfort zone. I absolutely want people here, and I'm terrified every time.
And I really want to encourage people to truly grow where they're planted because every Farm, every fleece, every feather has a story. We all start somewhere, and we all have different resources with which to invest in our intangible dreams.
And here's mine, not complete, very messy, yet still one of the most beautiful things I have done.
The products on this table were made in collaboration with other wonderful shepards.
Nine Lives Ranch tanned my sheepskins here locally and Whatcom County.
Beth Lanning milled my fleece's into beautiful roving, yarn, and more.
Northwest Yarns & Mercantile brought the people in by bus to visit many of the amazing fiber farms in Whatcom and Skagit counties.
Legacy Lamb continues to be a shepherding peer and mentor in ways that encourage me to keep at life, through the thick and thin of it.
Link Land & Livestock for shearing assistance in the in-between main shears
Pony Jacobson our fall shearer when our flock grew to big for our first shearer.
My community, who continue to ask, show up and purchase our farm products.
And everyone else who has made this dream possible!
Thank you all for embracing the chaos and watering me as I continue growing, right where I'm planted!