Gorgeous "scoops" of 2 oz fingering yarn on a hot summer day! Perfect for those colorwork projects, or a nice stack on a waffle cone....

We have 15 hopping Shetland lambs here at Five Sisters Farm this spring, and decided to hold an open event for the community to come and...

So far we have 7 Shetland lambs to cuddle and enjoy! The rest of the ewes are taking their time this spring. This is Azalea, who was...

Here's a fun project for a cold winter day: thrummed mittens! "Thrums" are pieces of wool roving, with the ends folded to the center and...

Inspired by using our Shetland fingering yarns to knit a variety of Fair Isle patterns calling for jumper weight, we decided to cake up...

These mittens are incredibly thick, soft, and warm. Knit with Five Sisters Farm DK weight Shetland wool yarn in Hemlock, Thistle, Light...

One year ago, we could not have imagined all the dreams that have become realities with our little farm. 2021 saw us finally become a...

We are thrilled to share that our yarn is being promoted and sold through two other wonderful websites that focus on farm-to-yarn...

Did you know that Five Sisters Farm participates in the Livestock Conservancy's program to help conserve and promote heritage wool breeds?...

Newly added to our shop! Our stash of alpaca yarn dating back to when we had two alpacas, named Mudslide and Pepsi. Beautiful and soft,...

The Brough Shawl, a pattern by Donna Smith, in our own natural undyed Shetland yarn (Dark Ivy fingering). About halfway complete,...

We had fun setting up our Five Sisters Farm booth at the Plainfield Fall Festival a couple of weekends ago. Thank you to all who stopped...

The newest selection of yarns, in a light worsted weight, are now available in our online shop. Remember, if you live locally and want...

Thank you to our customers who have kicked off sales for our small family business! We would love to hear feedback on your experience...

Good morning and welcome to our small family farm where we keep registered Shetland sheep, chickens, and grow a bunch of things...