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Well, it’s been a busy spring and summer, and somehow we’ve found ourselves right in the middle of fall! Wow, has there ever been a lot happening over the last few months! We’ve sheared our alpacas, welcomed 13 new cria babies into the world, added 10 registered Shetland sheep to the farm, and adopted two new llamas, Darrell and Bruce. Our fibre has been sent away to be transformed into a new batch of socks, and I’ve been busy carding, spinning, crocheting, weaving and knitti

On February 14th, we welcomed a beautiful new cria into our herd. Her name is Val — a tiny, gentle reminder of new beginnings, love, and the quiet rhythm of life on the farm. There’s something sacred about witnessing new life arrive, especially in the stillness of winter, when everything else feels at rest. Just a couple of weeks later, our journey carried us far from home. We set off for Arizona — trading snow-covered fields for desert skies. As a family, we hiked through la

As we wrap up another amazing market season, our hearts feel fuller than ever. The stalls may be packed away, the pairs of socks folded in our basement , and the alpacas happily munching away at home — but what truly lingers is the warmth of the people we’ve met along the way. This year wasn’t just about selling socks or showcasing our alpaca fiber. It was about connection. It was about the conversations shared between rows of wonderful goods, the stories exchanged over cups

The holiday season is the perfect time to find gifts that stand out and carry meaning. Instead of opting for mass-produced items, choosing locally sourced gifts supports your community and offers unique, high-quality products. One exceptional option comes from local alpaca farms, where you can discover a range of sustainable and ethically made gifts. Alpaca products are not only beautiful and cozy but also environmentally friendly and socially responsible. This post explores