We've been producing high-quality yarns for over 10 years, and about three years ago, we relocated our fibre mill to Burrumbeet. 

We specialise in spinning natural fibre yarns using merino and alpaca, including fleece from our own small herd. We also source additional fibre locally whenever possible, and occasionally incorporate linen (Belgium) and cotton.

We carry out almost every part of the yarn-making process ourselves, from fleece preparation and carding to spinning and finishing — with the exception of scouring, which is done externally in Geelong. Our focus is on creating thoughtfully made, small-batch yarns that reflect the beauty of the fibres and the land they come from.

We proudly offer our own signature yarn ranges to fibre artists and crafters around the world. Each skein tells a story of sustainability, craftsmanship, and connection to nature.

While our main focus is on our own yarns, we also accept a limited number of commission spinning projects for those seeking artisan-quality, small-scale production as well as woolgrowers looking to value add at the farmgate.

Our mill is 100% off-grid, powered by renewable energy and sustained entirely by rainwater. Sustainability is woven into every part of what we do.

We're open to the public every Friday, with bookable mill tours that guide visitors through the full journey from paddock to product. We also host occasional open days, offering a rare opportunity to connect with our process, our yarns, and the environment that inspires us.