To be dressed in wool, especially next to the skin, brings a natural foundational warmth that supports wellness in life. Living in warmth is essential to human beings and is the primal invisible source out of which life is created. The warmth process weaves unseen within us maintaining our bodies. With warmth we become more human.
This week, we want to share our admiration for the wonderful BMS and its founder, Bernd-Michael Schröder. Alongside his children, and successor Mikka, Schröder has built a sustainable and environmentally conscious rain gear business in Hamburg, Germany. Schröder can be quoted as saying, "I've ne...
*Please use care and caution when felting, the needles are very sharp! Not recommended for children.*
Gather your supplies:
Filges fairy wool in neutral colours
Filges felting foam block
2 white pipe cleaners
Filges - 4 felting needles (I used the ‘smooth’ ones)
Filges felting needle holder....
Last spring, Jared and I, along with our partners Hannah and Bill, embarked on a whirlwind tour of all the companies we represent at Warmth and Weather. We love all of them, each one offering something unique to our line of clothing! In this post, I'd like to share our visit to Disana in Lichtens...
If you haven't seen yet, we have launched a new crafting line here at Warmth & Weather! The lovely Filges boasts bright colours of wool felt, fibres and yarns, and a variety of tools to help get you started on your very own wool crafting journey.
To celebrate and share our excitement, we hav...
As we have shared in previous blog posts, Evermeadow plans to grow and manage land beyond their existing farms, and we plan to be one of those farms. The land we live on is within the traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee Peoples. It is also located at the far ea...
Remember our blog about Regenerative Farming? Well, this is part two, who does the work on the farm?
W&W - Tell us about the animals?
Josh - This leads us to the question: are we conservationists or are we producers? We’re both, that’s the whole idea. Most people in the conservation world wh...