All Items
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Yellow & White Rainbow Baby Blanket
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Jaguars Baby Blanket (wool, black sheep)
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Jaguars Baby Blanket (wool, white sheep)
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Teal Baby Blanket
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Aquamarine Baby Blanket
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White Baby Blanket with Orange Sheep
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Maroon Baby Blanket with Gray Border
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Carolina Gamecocks Baby Blanket
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Maroon Baby Blanket
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Clemson Tigers Baby Blanket
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Texas Longhorns Baby Blanket
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Teal Baby Blanket
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Georgia Bulldogs Baby Blanket
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FSU Seminoles Baby Blanket
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Baby Blanket, Dark Gray with White Border
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Dusty Purple Baby Blanket
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Tennessee Orange Baby Blanket
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Michigan Wolverines Baby Blanket
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Michigan Wolverines Baby Blanket
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Solid Orange Florida Gators Baby Blanket
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Solid Blue Florida Gators Baby Blanket with Orange Sheep
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Auburn Tigers/Chicago Bears Baby Blanket
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Auburn Tigers/Chicago Bears Baby Blanket
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Auburn Tigers/Chicago Bears Baby Blanket
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Rainbow Baby Blanket
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Alpaca, Wool and Silk Baby Blanket
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Gray Baby Blanket with Pink Sheep
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Miami Hurricanes Baby Blanket
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Ice Blue Baby Blanket
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Charcoal Gray Baby Blanket
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Florida Gators Baby Blanket
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Lightweight Camo Baby Blanket
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White Baby Blanket with Green Sheep
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Green/White/Rainbow Baby Blanket
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Navy Blue Baby Blanket (with wool)
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Blue Baby Blanket (with wool)
Announcement
Sheep Dreamzzz baby blankets are soft, beautiful, and very well made by women who have become experts in knitting by hand. We use quality yarns and have rigid quality control. A Sheep Dreamzzz blanket is unique and will be a long-lasting family heirloom.
In addition to all that, our blankets are handmade by women in Nicaragua who have been trained by our 501(c)(3) non-profit, Sheep Not Goats. Your purchase of a single blanket will feed a family in that impoverished country for over a week. You are empowering a woman to care for her family.
It’s that simple. High-quality materials and love in each careful stitch make these blankets extra snuggly. We're sure your baby will approve.
Announcement
Sheep Dreamzzz baby blankets are soft, beautiful, and very well made by women who have become experts in knitting by hand. We use quality yarns and have rigid quality control. A Sheep Dreamzzz blanket is unique and will be a long-lasting family heirloom.
In addition to all that, our blankets are handmade by women in Nicaragua who have been trained by our 501(c)(3) non-profit, Sheep Not Goats. Your purchase of a single blanket will feed a family in that impoverished country for over a week. You are empowering a woman to care for her family.
It’s that simple. High-quality materials and love in each careful stitch make these blankets extra snuggly. We're sure your baby will approve.
About SheepDreamzzz
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Sheep Dreamzzz currently consists of about 20 women our non-profit has trained to knit.
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The knitters help each other out to ensure that as many as possible finish a blanket each week.
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The women knit in our home in Nicaragua. It's comfortable, smoke-free, and safe.
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The Sheep Dreamzzz project has received recognition for its impact, on TV news, radio, and newspapers.
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Here's me with my husband Steve. We began our work in Nicaragua in 2012 but began the knitting at the start of 2018.
Empowering Women in Latin America's Poorest Country
My name is Sandy Jacoby, and I’m the original heart and fingers behind Sheep Dreamzzz baby blankets. When I became a first-time grandmother to Sarah Kate and Malachi in 2017, I knitted each of them a cuddly blanket I hoped they would treasure. Other moms started asking my daughters where they could get the blanket for their little ones, which gave me an idea: I could teach women in the rural Nicaraguan community where my husband and I serve with our non-profit, Sheep Not Goats, to knit baby blankets in order to earn income to feed their families and break the cycle of relying upin handouts and taking out loans to survive.
Providing income opportunities for the poor was already the mission of our 501(c)(3) non-profit, Sheep Not Goats. We've built a farm; now we have something for the women of our community. And they have become expert knitters. We use high-quality yarn and are diligent about quality in the work. Our women knit 5 days a week, and it shows.
Here's where you enter the story. Your purchase of a hand-made Sheep Dreamzzz baby blanket helps empower a woman in Malpaisillo; in fact, the sale of a blanket feeds a family for over a week.
It's that simple. High-quality materials and love in each careful stitch make these blankets extra snuggly. We're sure your baby will approve.
Production partners
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Sheep Not Goats Inc
Nicaragua
Sheep Not Goats is a US-based 501 (c)(3) charitable organization focused on providing income opportunities to people in very poor countries. We're focused on Nicaragua right now but through the Sheep Dreamzzz baby blanket project, we are laying plans to expand to other locations.
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Custom and personalized orders
We are happy to make one of our blankets in custom colors that you specify, or without sheep. And we won't charge anything extra unless we have to use more expensive yarn to do it (it might entail buying just a few skeins in a color we're not purchasing at our normal wholesale prices).
A custom blanket takes extra time since we take yarn to Nicaragua from the US, after which we are in Nicaragua for 3-4 weeks before we can come back and ship your blanket. But we can keep you up-to-date on the progress along the way and even send you photos.
At this writing we are making a custom blanket in Green Bay Packers colors!
Gift wrapping and packaging
Blankets come neatly folded in a clear plastic bag tied off with a ribbon. Our choice of ribbon is influenced by whether or not you tell us the blankets if for a boy or girl, or if you don't know. Attached with the ribbon is a card about the blanket and where it came from, with full-color photos of some of the knitters.