The most recent offering in our Breed Specific Lineup is the very useful and informative Project Journal. This practical journal has a dozen breed pages looking at common sheep breeds in Canada, 9 blank breed pages for your own breed exploration and two dozen blank pages for your own projects and discovery!
5.5 x 8.5 inch
80 pages
Coil bound
Featuring breed drawing by Amanda Fyfe
This journal ships as oversized lettermail within Canada. We have wholesale options available for schools, 4H clubs, and yarn stores. Please contact info@longwayhomestead.com for details on wholesale.
Breed Specific at Long Way Homestead
In April 2023 my first book Sheep, Shepherd & Land was released. It is my love letter to the Canadian wool industry - sharing the story of farmers raising breed-specific flocks across the country and doing innovate things with wool and land management.
I wanted to encourage more exploration of the sheep breeds we raise in Canada and how to use their beautiful wool. I worked with Amanda Fyfe to illustrate the breeds I explored in my book and now I’m excited to share these with you.
I encourage you to dive deep into sheep breeds and see how it can transform your fibre arts practice and connect you to local farms and mills!
The most recent offering in our Breed Specific Lineup is the very useful and informative Project Journal. This practical journal has a dozen breed pages looking at common sheep breeds in Canada, 9 blank breed pages for your own breed exploration and two dozen blank pages for your own projects and discovery!
5.5 x 8.5 inch
80 pages
Coil bound
Featuring breed drawing by Amanda Fyfe
This journal ships as oversized lettermail within Canada. We have wholesale options available for schools, 4H clubs, and yarn stores. Please contact info@longwayhomestead.com for details on wholesale.
Breed Specific at Long Way Homestead
In April 2023 my first book Sheep, Shepherd & Land was released. It is my love letter to the Canadian wool industry - sharing the story of farmers raising breed-specific flocks across the country and doing innovate things with wool and land management.
I wanted to encourage more exploration of the sheep breeds we raise in Canada and how to use their beautiful wool. I worked with Amanda Fyfe to illustrate the breeds I explored in my book and now I’m excited to share these with you.
I encourage you to dive deep into sheep breeds and see how it can transform your fibre arts practice and connect you to local farms and mills!
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