Devilsbliss Farm

12/24/2025

Join us January 7 (7–8 p.m. EST) for an engaging webinar:

Shave ’Em to Save ’Em – Connecting Shepherds with New Markets
Hear from two successful shepherds who are building strong markets for rare breed wool:

• Gabriella Nanci, Belle Fourche Farm (Teeswater, Leicester Longwool, Dorset Horn)

• Diana Dougherty, Hestia’s Homestead (Navajo Churro sheep)

They’ll be joined by marketing specialist Brittany Sweeney, who will share practical tips on promoting wool and fiber products through social media and other outlets.
If you’re interested in conservation, wool marketing, or connecting with new customers, this webinar is for you.

Register here: https://bit.ly/SE2webinar

12/19/2025

What are you doing Mother’s Day weekend..?

12/17/2025

So much fun designing and decorating the Cottage by the Creek for the .

Here’s a few images from Saturday! The theme was with inspiration from the children’s book .

12/07/2025

Such sad news…

Retailers brace for a cheese shortage after a prolonged outbreak of pox forces farmers to destroy thousands of livestock

12/05/2025

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12/04/2025

Love this. Yes, use wool as a wreath base!!

12/02/2025

Great safety feature to these heat lamps.

11/22/2025

So fun kicking off the holidays this way!!

11/22/2025

Starting to prep for the Town of Hillsboro, Virginia - The Gap’s holiday tour. I could still use a helper or two on 12/7 with making greens.

PM me if you are interested and I’ll send you the sign up link.

11/04/2025

This looks amazing!

11/02/2025

Happy sheep trotting toward a fresh pasture inspired fiber science major Miriam Lourie’s wool sock design: a creamy white stripe across a textured green knit that puckered like a gently rolling field.

Lourie is one of 9 budding fashion designers in Knitwear Design and Other Applications, a College of Human Ecology class where students are working with New York sheep farmers and wool processors to explore ways to grow the local industry.

“Understanding the whole process of how that material got to a finished product adds a level of intimacy with the yarn that I think helps in the design process,” said Melissa Conroy, senior lecturer of human centered design in CHE and the instructor of Knitwear Design.

Read more at https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/10/new-york-wool-goes-fashion-school.