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Welcome to Herons Llŷn Farm

Capricorn’s Conifer Shadow is finished! And that is last one in my Zodiac series. My next series is going to be based in Arthurian legends (think more rooted in Celtic myth Arthur than Thomas Mallory). These are all going to be worsted weight single ply dyed with natural dyes!! #vermonthandspun #vermontgrown #vermontsheep

First real snow of the winter at Herons Llŷn #vermont #vermontsnow #microfarm

New colorways for the Rutland Farmers Market- Virgos’s Earthly Bounty (solid green) and Gemini’s Playful Duality (wool from our own twin ewes Meg and Jo!). Mini skeins and a couple of art bats will also be avaliable! Come see me at the Howe Center 10-2 on Saturday in downtown Rutland. #handspun #vermontsheep #vermontfarmersmarket

Spinning up some beautiful blended black and white wool (from Jo and Meg) for the Rutland farmers market this weekend! #handspun #handspunyarn #homegrownwool #vermontfarmersmarket

New colorways dropping on both the website and for the Rutland farmers market on Saturday. Cancer’s Oceanic Dream (close) and Libras’s Eclectic Scales (far). #vermont #vermontfiber #vermontsheep #handspunyarn

A little Thursday morning plying #spinning #vtfarm #locallymade #vtmade

Website update with a shop restock and updated info on where we will be vending #vtfarm #vermontfarmersmarket

New colorway coming to the Orwell Farmers Market /Farmers Haven this Sunday 12-4! #farmersmarket #orwellvt #movetoorwell #handspunyarn #sheeptoyarn

Heirloom tomatoes! Already seed saved from the best looking one #seedsaving #heirloomtomatoes #blackbeautytomatoes #bluebeautytomato

A little afternoon harvest from the chaos garden #gardening #microfarm #heirloomgardening

Sustainable, accessible, locally grown and informed

Herons Llŷn Farm is a multi faceted micro farm where we focus on high quality wool production, sustainable land use, and creating farming systems that work for the land as well as the people on it.

Our flagship yarns are handspun and hand dyed with natural dyes using a blend of wool from our sheep and occasionally blending in wool from other New England producers.

Fiber tools are another facet of the farm, often I use fallen wood or other reclaimed materials to make drop spindles, nalbinding needles and more!

Our class and instruction side of the farm focuses on textile art education, everything from handspinning to indigo tie-dye (shibori) to how to plant your very own natural dye garden.