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Fuzzy Britches Fiber We raise Bluefaced Leicester & Tunis Sheep and Angora Rabbits. Our goal is to work with local wool. Thank you for joining us in this adventure!

A New Endeavor
FUZZY BRITCHES FIBER·SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2019·

Fuzzy Britches Fiber is a small hobby farm located in Stanwood Washington. As a spinner, I was intrigued by the notion of raising my own fiber. We currently raise Blue Faced Leicester and Tunis Sheep along with Angora Rabbits. We strive to raise our animals on a small scale in a healthy setting. All of our animals are humanely raised, and are first and foremost pets. They are lovingly cared for, and in return supply our small farm with fiber for spinning, compost for the garden, and hours of enjoyment. We work hard to advocate for these amazing animals, and all of the resources they can provide. Our dream is to build a viable fiber business using locally sourced wool, while providing a loving and forever home to the animals who have provided us with so much!

The ultimate winter blanket for your blueberries? Raw wool!If you’re prepping your blueberry bushes for fall and winter,...
10/15/2026

The ultimate winter blanket for your blueberries? Raw wool!

If you’re prepping your blueberry bushes for fall and winter, skip the mulch and reach for “junk” fleece instead.
Blueberries have incredibly shallow roots, making them extra vulnerable to freezing winter temperatures.
Tucking them in with a layer of raw wool at the base is a total game-changer:
• Insulates shallow roots: It shields vulnerable roots from severe frost and temperature swings.
• Traps autumn moisture: Wool holds onto seasonal rain, keeping the soil perfectly hydrated without getting waterlogged.
• Feeds the acid-lovers: As the wool slowly decomposes over winter, it releases nitrogen and sulfur—which blueberries absolutely thrive on.
• Blocks spring weeds early: By the time spring rolls around, your wool barrier will already be stopping early weeds from competing with your berries.

Are your berries ready for winter?

One of the beauties of handspun yarn is that each skein is a one of a kind creation. Each skein of yarn can be traced ba...
10/14/2026

One of the beauties of handspun yarn is that each skein is a one of a kind creation. Each skein of yarn can be traced back to an animal (or animals) on our farm and that connection makes creating our yarn even more special!

Fuzzy Friday!
10/09/2026

Fuzzy Friday!

Plans for our upcoming Woolly Fun Breed Study is officially in the works, and this time, our theme is Dual-Purpose Breed...
10/07/2026

Plans for our upcoming Woolly Fun Breed Study is officially in the works, and this time, our theme is Dual-Purpose Breeds! Multiple purposes, endless spinning possibilities —and completely locally sourced. We are shining a spotlight on the hardy, hardworking sheep that give us both incredible utility and gorgeous, versatile wool.

We are so excited to connect you with the hard work of our local shepherds and highlight the incredible fiber being grown right in our regional community from these versatile sheep breeds.

In this study, we will dive into the unique characteristics of dual-purpose wool—from fleece prep to the spinning techniques that bring out the best in these durable, everyday fibers.

Dates will be announced later this fall, and registration will officially open this winter. Make sure you are following us or signed up for our newsletter so you don’t miss the announcement.

Fuzzy Friday!
10/02/2026

Fuzzy Friday!

Did you know that October is Wool Month? In a world dominated by synthetic textiles, wool stands out as a circular fashi...
10/01/2026

Did you know that October is Wool Month?
In a world dominated by synthetic textiles, wool stands out as a circular fashion hero. It is a 100% renewable resource, naturally grown by sheep every year consuming a simple diet of grass, water, air, and sunshine.
On top of being renewable, wool is biodegradable and resilient. It naturally regulates temperature and resists odors —meaning less washing and a smaller environmental footprint for your wardrobe. This month, let’s celebrate conscious consumption by choosing natural fibers.

Spun with love (and a little bit of farm dust). I just finished setting the twist on this latest batch of handspun yarn ...
09/30/2026

Spun with love (and a little bit of farm dust).
I just finished setting the twist on this latest batch of handspun yarn from our sheep. Holding it now, I’m reminded of how incredible wool is as a natural fiber-bouncy, warm, and filled with character that commercial yarn just can’t replicate.
Every imperfection tells the story of the pasture, the seasons, and the hours spent at the spinning wheel.

Angora yarn is pure luxury, but its incredible warmth and fluffy “halo” require the right project! Because it lacks natu...
09/28/2026

Angora yarn is pure luxury, but its incredible warmth and fluffy “halo” require the right project! Because it lacks natural elasticity, it works best when blended with wool or used for specific pieces.Here are some ideas to use your angora stash:
Cloud-Like Accessories: Cowls and hats that showcase the softness close to your face.
Cozy Handwarmers: Mittens that benefit from its intense warmth—it is up to 7x warmer than sheep’s wool!
Luxury Accents: Collars, cuffs, or stripes that add a pop of texture.

09/23/2026

This journey started as standard, raw sheep wool and ended as a cozy, beautiful skein of handmade yarn. There is nothing quite like the feeling of holding a finished product and knowing you made it entirely from scratch. It connects you to the craft in a whole new way.

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Stanwood, WA
98292

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