Made with Icelandic Sheep Wool

Most of the items on this page are made from fleece or yarn that were
produced from the Icelandic Sheep that are raised on the farm.

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Lace shawl knitted with our cocoa Icelandic/mohair blend lace weight. Please if you know this gifted knitters name please let me know so I can credit her work.

Sweater hand spun and hand knit by fiber artist Dawn Ann	A felted fashion handbag with felted strap. Made by Maggie	Dawn Ann and her bag made from moorit wool
Childs hat by Elizabeth Evans	Janet and the purse she made in 15 minutes. The ball is her first felt project.	Stone booties made by Stefania.
Handspun and hand knit by Laryssa	Yvonne's sheep ornaments made with wool from her Icelandic sheep.	Small purses by Sally Snider
Rex and stack of felt hats made from the spring clip	Mittens knitted in Iceland. The Icelanders knit their mittens with two thumbs. Wear one thumb out and turn it over!!!	Lily Hat by Elizabeth Evans
Waneta Ruth and her hooked rug made with her roving	Sunflower Hat by Elizabeth Evans	Julie and her hat
Betty Flannigan's scarf of thel warp and silk weft	Betty Flannigan and skein of thel yarn	Felt boots, about 3/4 lb felting batts each boot. Good for -20F
Hat by Eva Lansberry worn by her daughter	Baby Blanket by Eva Lansberry	Baby Blanket by Eva Lansberry
Felted purses by Betsy Covert	Felted baskets by Betsy Covert	Saddle blanket by Linda using our warp yarn
Made with Black felting batts. Warmmmm!!		Fancy socks by T. Burke
Met you in Rhinebeck, New York and bought half a pound of felting bats. My daughter and I just learned how to needle felt this weekend and we're already out of wool. Here's a picture of a momma panda and her cub I made. Jo in NY	Wendy Easton sweater	Ta da! Finally some pictures of my Icelandic wool sweater. It is knit in the stitch sometimes called Shaker stitch, sometimes Prime Rib, but at any rate it is a true opposite-reversible. The inside of the collar shows this reverse side as do the sleeve cuffs. It is very thick and fluffy - and I am very happy with the results. This sweater's design (which is my own original) is the culmination of working this stitch pattern first in simple scarves, then shaped hats in order to understand how to work out the detailing of the sweater. The sweater used 4 hanks of your yarn. Wendy
Icelandic Cats in a Hat By Jill Montgomery Jill has offered this pattern to all knitters who would like to make this hat. Click here to get the pattern
Carolyn Swaggerty Born in Scotland and has been knitting all her life. These are her first sweaters done with TRF yarn. If you would like her to knit for you send her an email at c.swag@gte.net		Cyndi's pillow Made from home spun Icelandic lamb in white and grey
Dawn Ann's reversible sweater made with unwashed and handspun (in the grease) Icelandic wool. It has pockets on both sides as well as liners for the sleeves that detach and can be worn either side out.		Fancy sock hand knit with TRF sock yarn by Viki Suan
Susan and Rug woven from handspun and hand knit Icelandic sheep 'britch' wool	Winter hat with copper concho	Part of this sweater is TRF lambs wool