A small farm with a big, fluffy family

Amy started with six alpacas in 2010 — back when her son Franklin, then six himself, taught her to knit. What began as a handful of animals grew into a herd of nearly sixty.

Today they graze a Northumberland County farm with apple trees, a creek and a working fibre mill, just south of the 401 and the Big Apple. We raise our alpacas for their fleece, shear once a year, and turn every grade into something useful — from next-to-skin yarn to cosy home goods.