WildRoseFarmFibers

Handwoven Wool Blankets & Natural Wool Fibers

Coupeville, Washington | 393 Sales

5 out of 5 stars (134)

WildRoseFarmFibers

Handwoven Wool Blankets & Natural Wool Fibers

Coupeville, Washington 393 Sales On Etsy since 2013

5 out of 5 stars (134)

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  • 341 IVY Teeswater Fleece Raw White 3.20.17

    $225.00

    • Announcement   Rare Handwoven Wool Blankets · Natural Color Mill-Spun Wool Yarn · Wool Roving · Raw & Rinsed Wool Fleece and Locks

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    Last updated on Apr 17, 2018

    Rare Handwoven Wool Blankets · Natural Color Mill-Spun Wool Yarn · Wool Roving · Raw & Rinsed Wool Fleece and Locks

    Nanette Leaman

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    About

    • 2014 Spring Lambs!!
    • Foggy afternoon on Whidbey Island.
    • Koozie the llama bringing home the yearlings after a day of grazing.
    • Bringing up the Teeswater girls for a photo shoot.
    • Night feeding in lower field with Koozie the llama.

    30 Years a Process · Wild Rose Farm

    At Wild Rose Farm, situated near Penn Cover on Whidbey Island in Washington, State, my husband Ken and I raise Heritage Breeds of English Longwool sheep - Wensleydale, Engligh Leicester Longwool, and Teeswater. These sheep thrive in our northwest coastal environment producing incredibly strong, beautiful and lustrous wool.

    Wild Rose Farm Fibers shop is the culmination and collaboration of much effort and varying skill. My husband and I raise the sheep and manage Wild Rose Farm. My daughter Amahra Leaman is our photographer, website designer and spear-header for getting our wool organized into our online shop.

    In 2010, in a rare collaboration with Swans Island Blakets based in Northport, Maine, we have produced from our wool a line of Wild Rose Farm Blankets. These blankets and throws are all-natural and handwoven, designed to last a lifetime or more. They are truly heirlooms that can be passed down through generations. These blankets embody the old idea that the more care that goes into something, the better it will be. Held in these blankets' weave are the seasons and salt tinged air of Whidbey Island.

    I have been raising sheep for over 30 years. They are special creatures that produce a very diverse and wonderful product. I am thankful for all of the hard work that my husband and I share on the farm, and to Swans Island for seeing the beauty in our wool and working with us to produce such beautiful handwoven blankets. To my daughter Amahra for her keen eye and diligence of documenting our product so tastefully, and to Superior Fibers in Edmonds, Washington, a local operation who processes my wool into yarn and roving allowing me bring the results of this process to you.

    To see more of our process, wool, Manny the very naughty cat and more, please visit our farm website by clicking on the first link to your right 'Shop Website' or by typing this address into a search browser
    http://www.wildrosefarmwhidbey.com/

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    Shop members

    • Nanette & Ken Leaman

      Owner, Shipper, Farmer

      Fiber artist · Veterinarian · Owners of Wild Rose Farm. It is a joy to share our passion, farm, and lustrous wool fibers with you.

    • Amahra Leaman

      Curator, Photographer, Administrator

      Photographer · Artist · Story Teller. I am honored to work hard photographing and administrating the items in this shop—to share my parents story and process of their beautiful wool products.

    Production partners

    • Swans Island

      Northport, ME

      Swans Island is a company and a community centered in Maine, determined to create objects of beauty and utility in authentic and earth-friendly ways. We approach our weaving and dyeing in a way that honors traditions.

    Shop policies

    Last updated on January 31, 2013
    Thank you for visiting my shop which serves to share with you the culmination of a lifelong process and my love affair with wool.

    If you have any questions regarding my work, payment, packing and shipping, etc., please don’t hesitate to contact me via Etsy. I strive to provide a fluid experience for you.

    I welcome you to visit our farm website, http://www.wildrosefarmwhidbey.com, to see more about our farm, our process, the sheep, Manny the naughty cat, and much more.

    Accepted payment methods

    • Visa
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    • American Express
    • Discover
    • Apple Pay
    • Klarna
    • Sofort
    • Ideal
    • Paypal
    • GiftcardAccepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
    Returns and exchanges
    It is important for me that you enjoy and are satisfied with your order. In the unfortunate case that you are not, or in the unlikely scenario the item arrives damaged, please contact me promptly within 3 days of receipt of the item so we can make arrangements for a remedy.

    For higher valued items with insurance coverage the damaged item must be assessed via the shipping company (USPS) and returned to me. Refunds or replacements for the item will be made after all insurance has been paid by the shipping company (USPS).

    Of course, if you are satisfied with your purchase, I would very much appreciate your feedback using the Etsy feedback functionality. Thanks in advance!
    Payment
    I accept major credit cards and Paypal.

    If you do not have a Paypal account you can sign in as a guest and use your credit or debit card. PayPal is simple to use, secure, and it protects you and I at the same time. Your credit card and bank account information are never seen by the seller and you financial information stays safe.

    Payment in full is expected within (2 days) after purchase. Prompt payment is always appreciated though. If payment is not received within (2 days) after purchase, I reserve the right to cancel the sale and re-list the item.

    When you pay using PayPal, the service will send me an email indicating the order has been paid. Your order will be shipped promptly within 1-2 business days after receiving payment except for holidays and Sundays.

    For your safety, please do not send your Credit Card information via email.
    Shipping
    I ship within 2 days of payed purchase.

    DOMESTIC UNITED STATES SHIPPING:
    Packages are shipped via ground USPS Priority Mail. Packages do not come with a tracking number unless the buyer chooses to upgrade the postage at buyers own cost. I ship the blankets with Insurance at my own expense.

    If you would like to purchase other shipping insurance or upgrade shipping please contact me prior to checkout.

    INTERNATIONAL ORDERS:
    I am happy to fulfill international orders via USPS Priority International mail. Please realize that any duty/brokerage fees or customs charges are the responsibility of the buyer. The items by law cannot be marked as "gifts." Thank you for your understanding.

    I will contact you the day the package is shipped so you can estimate when to expect the package.

    Orders shipped to US addresses should be received within 2-6 business days, but may take up to 10 days. International orders generally arrive in 6-10 business days, but may take more. Please allow up to 3 weeks for international orders to arrive.
    Additional policies and FAQs
    COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP:
    Copyright ownership belongs to Nan Leaman. Purchase of my handmade/hand dyed wearable works of art does not entitle the buyer to distribute, reproduce or use my work without my permission first. Thank you.
    Copyright ownership of all photographs belongs to Amahra Leaman, LeamanStudios photography. Without written permission from Amahra Leaman, use of these photographs is prohibited. Thank you.

    *Photos represent luster, color and overall quality of product. Color can vary due to monitor screens and quality of viewing conditions. We do our best to represent our wool as true to its natural characteristics as possible. All photographs are taken indoors next to a large window using diffused natural daylight.