Club Benefits:
• Choose a program: Farm-yarns for knitters OR Farm Fresh fiber for handspinners. (see details below).
• Farm-yarn share holders can choose between natural or hand-dyed colors. Fiber shares available in natural colors only.
• Quarterly club newsletter just for members. Complete with flock profiles and stories, get up-close and personal with your yarn!
• Special Invitation Reception for Club Members - Lamb Visit Day in June, Fiber & Foliage Open Barn in October.
• Special seasonal contests & promotions for club members only! For 2012 members will receive a Sheep Shares 2013 calendar featuring the sheep of our farm.
• Members will have first opportunity to purchase limited-edition yarns. Need extra skeins with your yarn or fiber share? Shipping for extra skeins or fiber shipped along with a regular club installment at no additional cost (within the continental U.S.).
• Club membership is limited to guarantee your share of the finest in farm fibers.
Farm Yarn Shares for 2012
Spring Share (ships in March)
Upland Wool & Mohair (70% combo Border Leicester, Cormo-cross wool, 30% Mohair)
140 yards/skein, light worsted weight
natural color: ecru
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Upland Wool & Alpaca (80% Fine wool [Cormo-cross], 20% Alpaca)
140 yards/skein, light worsted weight
natural color: brown heather
* Note: We will send your choice of yarn, either of the two mentioned above, based on availability, on a first-requested, first served. There are no dyed shares for spring share (it's too hectic here at this time of year!). All members received undyed, natural colored yarn for spring.
Summer Share (ships in June)
Cormo Camel Silk (90% Cormo, 5% Silk, 5% Camel)
180 yards/skein, fingering weight
Natural color: champagne
Dyed colors: to be announced - we'll let you know and you get to choose.
Fall/Winter Share (ships in October)
Cormo Silk Alpaca (70% Cormo, 20% Alpaca, 10% Silk)
190 yards/skein, dk weight
Natural Color: white
Dyed Colors: to be announced - we'll let you know and you get to choose
Yarn Shares for 2012
Farm Yarn Sampler
Two skeins of exquisite farm yarn, three times a year
Natural Colors - $152 |
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Hand-dyed Skeins* - $160 |
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Farm Yarn Stash
Four skeins of "good sheep karma" (our farm yarn!), three times a year.
Natural Colors - $281 |
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Hand-dyed Skeins* - $297 |
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* Hand-dyed Skeins for summer and fall/winter shares only; if you choose the hand-dyed option, you will receive natural color skeins for spring share. Questions? Just ask!
Fiber Shares for 2012
Spring Share (ships in March)
Cormo Silk Alpaca Roving (70% Cormo, 20% Alpaca, 10% Silk)
color: pearly white
Summer Share (ships in June)
Cormo Alpaca Roving (70% Cormo, 30% Alpaca)
color: soft brown
Fall/Winter Share (ships in October)
Upland Wool & Mohair Roving (70% Fine Wool [Cormo-cross], 30% Mohair)
color: ecru
Select Your Fiber Shares
Farm Fiber Sampler
Four ounces of fiber goodness, three servings per year.
Farm-Fresh Fiber Stash
Eight ounces of spinning indulgence, three times a year.
The Knitty-Gritty Details
- All programs are payable in full via personal check, Pay Pal, master card or visa prior to first shipment.
- Our CSA shipments begin with our spring share shipped in March 2012 and end with the fall/winter share, shipped in October 2012.
- Enrollment is capped in each program per season to ensure availability for CSA share holders.
- The prices include postage via priority mail within the contiguous United States. Additional shipping costs apply to orders sent to Alaska, Hawaii and outside the U.S. Shipping prices may increase within the course of the year, if U.S. postal rates increase. I will notify you if an adjustment must be made to shipping costs.
- To keep matters simple, please use the PayPal link and the JOIN buttons above.
- If you withdraw from the club for any reason, a refund will be issued for any non-shipped installments, less a $10 processing fee.
- I have been raising fiber animals for more than a decade and am very proud of the high quality farm fibers we produce. My customer service and satisfaction policies apply to all fiber club purchases.
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