Partridge Hill Farm LLC

05/25/2026

It's been just 48 hours, and we have achieved flock cohesion! Farm collie Thomas helped misses Daisy Mae & Juniper settle in, their constant companion. And our wether Ringo is absolutely devoted to them as well. When they bleat, he answers immediately, and he won't let them out of his sight.

05/23/2026

Welcome to the fiber flock, Juniper and Daisy!

04/28/2026

Miss Layla and her luscious locks! Her multitonal romney fleece - after skirting and picking - is a whopping 6.5 pounds of 'OoohLaLa'! The staple length is 7 inches, and it's super soft. This is going to be a dream to spin!

04/27/2026

Registration is open! Classes fill quickly, so reserve your spot today.

04/27/2026

What a glorious spring day, perfect for skirting the fleeces! Farm collies Thomas and Rosie are co-chairs of the Quality Control Committee.

03/21/2026

It's official! The July 2026 Friends and Fiber Retreat schedule and class program is posted on the Partridge Hill Farm website. We are super excited to welcome new and returning fiber arts friends!

The latest additions to our program include Faery Kin Folk's Devin, who will be teaching us how to make coiled wool baskets and hanging needle felted suncatchers. The variety in this year's program is eclectic and inspirational!

03/08/2026

The July fiber arts retreat classes are continuing to grow! Here are three more for the program:
* Knitting Your Handspun Yarn, with Donna Kay - Tree of Life Designs
* Easy Entrelac Knitting, with Donna Kay - Tree of Life Designs
* Botanical Eco Printing on Silk, with Lucie Sinkler

02/28/2026

More new classes being added to the program for the July Fiber Arts Retreat:
* Introduction to Wool Combing, with Donna Kay - Tree of Life Designs
* Painting Yarn and Roving, with Cathy Crooker
* Clasped Weft Weaving on the rigid heddle loom, with Juli Hird
Updates are posted on the Farm website as this summer's program takes shape!

02/24/2026

Another addition to our July retreat program: wet felted vessels, with the talented Patsy Frasier! Learn the process of laying out your fibers over a flat resist and wet felting them into a beautiful bowl.

02/15/2026

Coming to this July's retreat: Introduction to Tapestry Weaving! We are so excited to welcome Lisa Almeida, who will be teaching this beginner-level class on the 19th. She is a juried member of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, and the Tapestry Weavers of New England. Check out her beautiful work and get inspired!

Lisa Almeida, Tapestry Artist Tapestry weaving is a slow and deliberate process. Many hours go into creating each piece you see here. If you enjoy looking at my work half as much as I enjoy creating it, you’ll be a very happy soul. Ode to Pando II – Collaboration with Verne Orlosk (approximately...