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.
There’s something timeless about working with wool - the softness in your hands, the rhythmic motion of fiber passing through fingers, and the simple joy of creating something beautiful and useful. Today, we’re bringing back a little-known yet delightfully simple wool craft: using a lancet fork a...
Why Our Wool Base Layers Make the Best Pyjamas
When it comes to a good night’s sleep, comfort is everything. The right sleepwear can make all the difference, and at Warmth and Weather, we believe our merino wool base layers are the perfect choice for pyjamas. Soft, breathable, and naturally tempe...
The Warmth we Grow In
Children grow so rapidly—inside and out—especially in the first nine years of life. In those early years, parents provide warmth and protection, helping to form their child’s physical body. Over time, children begin to generate their own warmth, a vital force that weaves un...
The New Year is a time for reflection and setting intentions for the year ahead, and what better way to celebrate than with a Blessings Jar? This simple, heartfelt project is a wonderful way for the whole family to capture special moments, set intentions, and reflect on the experiences and advent...
How to Make Wet Felted Soap Bars
Wet felting soap bars is a simple and satisfying craft that combines creativity with practicality. These felted soap bars make beautiful gifts, are naturally exfoliating, and help your soap last longer. Whether you're crafting solo or sharing the experience with ...
We’ve all been there: a surprise snowstorm, a sudden roadside stop, or an unexpected adventure that stretches longer than planned. That’s why a well-stocked car safety kit is a must-have for anyone who values preparedness and warmth (hello, that’s us!). But did you know that one of the most versa...