Canadian Wool Certified Partners
Shirley Harvey - whitesprucecreative@gmail.com
Our current certified wool products include wool batts, roving, milled and handspun yarn, living wool rugs, felted dryer balls, and of course, raw fleeces. A majority of our products are natural white, grey, brown and black in colour, but we are experimenting with natural dyes.
Brenda Hsueh - bbhsueh@gmail.com
Our certified products include our yarns, fabrics, lambskins and knitwear. These are all made from the sheep raised on our farm in Ontario, and processed at Ontario mills.
Rachel Dalton - Brigadoonfarm@outlook.com
Our sheep pasture outside our boutique. The Fibres in our products like our wool yarn, ponchos and thrummed mittens is as local as they come.
Shorn in the spring, our sheep are relieved of their thick, luscious coats. We then have them milled at local mini mills who return our own Fibre, now in yarn form. We then hand dye each skein and choose which will stay on the shelves and which enter our products.
Our thrummed Mittens are then hand knit, two at a time, on knitting needles, then finished with our beautiful label.
All of our hand woven goods made with our wool are hand woven in studio by myself, a certified artisan weaver.
Long Way Homestead
Anna Hunter - info@longwayhomestead.com
We sell yarn, fibre, bedding and fertilizer wool pellets that is all 100% grown in Canada and everything is manufactured in our mill.
Emily McIvor - newwavefibre@gmail.com
Our Cirrus, Stratus, Arcus, Cumulus, Nimbus and Moorit yarn lines are all CWC Tier 1 certified. Our Bluefaced Leicester, Suffolk, Romney, Romeldale and Romeldale X rovings are also Tier 1 certified as is our queen sized wool quilt batting.
Beatriz Remple - beatriz@fibreandforge.com
Mostly mill spun yarn for knitting and crochet. Breed specific - Shetland, Gotland, BFL
Some raw fleece
Some hand-washed and hand-carded batts
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Leah Little - llittle@briggsandlittle.com
Our Canadian Wool Collective certified products are 100% Canadian wool yarns, proudly spun in New Brunswick since 1857. Our yarns are known for their durability, warmth, and timeless appeal, making them a favourite among knitters, weavers, and fibre artists.
Key Features of Our Wool Yarns:
100% Pure Canadian Wool
Durable & Long-Lasting
Warm & Breathable
Traditional & Rustic Appeal
Versatile Range of Weights & Colors
Ideal for Hand-Knitting, Weaving & Felting
Time-Tested Heritage
Marcelo Martins - contact@makeloo.com
Our certified products include hand-dyed traditional and hand-spun yarn and knitwear such as socks, tuques, scarves, and knitted blankets. We also offer educational opportunities, such as conferences and workshops, to share our expertise. Our artistic works, exhibited in galleries and cultural events, incorporate certified Canadian wool, showcasing its versatility and beauty.
Nos produits certifiés incluent des fils filés et teints à la main, des articles en tricot tels que des chaussettes, des tuques et des écharpes, ainsi que des couvertures tissées. De plus, nous proposons des opportunités éducatives telles que des conférences et des ateliers pour partager notre expertise. Nos œuvres artistiques, exposées dans des galeries et événements culturels, intègrent également de la laine canadienne certifiée, mettant en valeur sa polyvalence et sa beauté.
Laurie Morris - info@disderoranch.com
Disdero Ranch sells Romney, Corriedale, Corriedale/Romeldale/CVM natural coloured yarns, rovings and batts.
Melissa - alleycatyarns@gmail.com
I currently have three CWC certified products under the Tier 1 label (100% Canadian raised and processed): 1. 100% Dorset-cross worsted weight knitting yarn; 2. 100% Dorset-cross 3-ply sock weight knitting yarn; and 3. 100% East Friesian sport weight single-ply yarn.
I look forward to offering additional certified products under the upcoming Tier 2 and Tier 3 labels (Canadian wool manufactured out of country, and Canadian wool blends).
Marit Munson - gobsmackedyarn@gmail.com
I hand-dye a range of Canadian wool yarns, primarily for hand-crafters interested in lively colours on non-superwash, Canadian yarn. My yarn bases range from fingering weight Suffolk/ Rideau Arcott that's great for colourwork knitting to Rambouillet and Rambouillet crosses in several different weights.
Victoria Radauskas - between.two.farms@gmail.com
My name is Victoria, and I am the main farmer and producer behind Between Two Farms and Six Ewes Yarn. In 2024 I began to develop my own farming operation, starting small with a flock of six Icelandic and Shetlandic ewes and some pastured poultry. I continue to look forward to the journey and the learning and growth that is ahead of me.
Certified Products include Single source yarns, roving, and batts; felted fleece rugs.
Sandy Wallace - sandywallace65@hotmail.com
We have a small flock of sheep near Conn, Ontario. The Shetlands are new in the last year and we are so happy with our decision to start a small flock. Our wool is milled local a few kms from our farm and we hope to offer in the near future rovings and yarn from our Shetlands.
Al Drennan - drennan.al@gmail.com
Our farm was established in 2000. After raising sheep for 15 years, our focus changed to wool and sustainability and we have been exclusively breeding Gotlands since 2020.
Gotlands are a good size for small farms.
Bittersweet Farms' certified products include
Raw fleece, roving and yarn in three shades of gray.
Roving and yarn processed at Wellington Fibre Mill, ON.
Brooke Aitken - lochlomondlivestock@gmail.com
While we have been raising sheep for many years, it wasn't until 2016 we started to sell some raw fleeces to customers across Canada. That then branched into getting wool processed at mills and selling these products through local stores and our website.
We have many raw fleeces available on our website. Clun Forest crosses, with some Romney, Bluefaced Leicester, and a few other rare breeds. We have white, a variety of greys and black fleeces. We batch some of our similar type fleeces together and take them to Custom Woolen Mills in Alberta to be processed. We sell the processed roving, batting, and yarn as well.
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Wave Weir - wavefibremill@gmail.com
Our mission is to create the most responsible processing practices, yarn, fabric, clothing and products that we possible can.
All of our wool products in our brand are produced with Ontario grown fleece from small regenerative farms, from coats, shirts, pants, dresses through yarn, roving, felt and batts..
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