Hedgerow Willows

12/05/2025

Yum!!

It’s December 1st! We are celebrating having Oliebollen back daily with an Oliebollen Day! One free Oliebollen with each purchase while supplies last! Traditional, Chocolate, Gingerbread, and Chocolate Peppermint available today!

12/04/2025

17 new layers are enjoying their warm and cozy brooder box. They have the privilege of 4 more weeks inside.

They should be helping us keep you all supplied with plenty of eggs next April.

We don't light our girls through the winter. In part because there is no electricity in their fabulous new coop, partially because I'm okay with the winter slow down. 12 weeks of slower, quieter, colder, a time to nestle in and contemplate the season to come. A lighter load for the farmer and less expectation for the ladies.

That said, egg sales will be done and the farm stand will be closed December 20th-January 10th.

Come spring the new ducks and these hens will be cranking out delicious eggs for you to enjoy!

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11/23/2025

Hand cream is now in stock on our website!

Luxurious. Not sticky, made with our Finnsheep milk!

Pick up yours today and keep your hands soft through the winter months.

Grab one for your friend too.



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11/21/2025

9 sheep fleeces shorn

6 to become yarn for pleasure

3 lamb handspinner fine

Okay so haiku is not my forte..... But these fleeces!! Dropped today to and we will see them again in March as fi*****ng and worsted yarns.

I do have roving available still and 3 gorgeous piebald lamb fleeces!

I am considering adding some cormo! I my flock for a bouncier yarn in the future. Or just sourcing cormo to add in to the yarn and blended fibers.

What are your thoughts? Pure Finn or a blended fiber?

11/20/2025

Willow workshops for 2026 are being planned and I hope to see you!

Willow weaving does require significant hand strength and if you have never used willow or made a basket I suggest starting with our flower yard/wall decoration.

You will learn a simple twined base, basketry terms, and discover the joy of willow!

All materials are included.

Come out and enjoy an afternoon immersed in willow with me.

11/18/2025

Come on out to Fringe brewing on December 10th in Ferndale Washington and make these cute little reindeer ornaments with me.

You'll do some basic Willow weaving, and go home with some cute holiday decor. All supplies are included

Grab a drink while you're there!

Head on over to hedgerowillows.com to grab your space in this workshop.

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11/16/2025

Cold rainy days are for cinnamon roll afternoons and kitten snuggles. We are partnering with other small businesses in the community to bring you more options. These delicious sourdough cinnamon rolls are from .

Our stand has duck eggs, chicken eggs, and sourdough loaves & pumpkin cookies this week.

Stop by and grab your Sunday brunch makings.

11/14/2025

Chicken and duck eggs are going to be in the farm. Stand by 11:30 this morning along with fresh sourdough bread and cookies from

Stop by today and pick up your fresh chicken and duck eggs and fresh baked sourdough bread.

11/11/2025

Last weekend I had the immense privilege of being immersed in a room full of passionate Willow weavers while attending 2025. I worked with Maria of .sticks in a class of 10 to create this beautiful backpack. I practice skills, learned some new techniques, and came home excited about the Willow harvest and continuing to deepen my knowledge of this wonderful plant from growing, to harvesting, to using the material to the best of its abilities. And renewed passion to share it with all the other willow weavers. Looking for quality Willow in the future.

So many of us are growing our own, and many are looking for dry rods to purchase for their own weaving. There are three other folks working to produce a commercial crop for the weaving community along the I-5 corridor. And I'm excited to see them grow and hopefully collaborate in the future.

Thank you to all of the mentors who shared their time, passion, and knowledge with us aspiring weavers.

11/08/2025

I am sharing a weekend with fantastic educators, mentors, and willow enthusiasts. We have all come together to learn and share a love of willow weaving and growing!

I am grateful to be here and invest in my passion for basketry.

The tank has willow soaking for a second backpack when I get home.

11/03/2025

Keeping the ducklings and the chicks together makes for messy water.

It's about time to separate them out. 10 ducklings that are doing very well. White hybrid layers from Meyer hatchery. Apparently they lay 240 plus eggs a year. I'm excited to see how they do.

These chicks are white layers and Isa browns. They will replace a third of our flock come spring.

Later this afternoon ducks and chicks get separate housing.

Also went out to the coop to collect eggs today. And wow, our ducks that we got over the summer are finally starting to lay. Six eggs today instead of just one or two.

I'll try to get some eggs out in the Farm stand this week.

11/01/2025

Keeping in tune with the past year, things are on pause and I have been dropping many balls.

There are some unforeseen family circumstances that have come up that are requiring my commitment to be here with them and not on the farm.

Yes we have eggs, as time allows. I will collect wash and put them out.b

Yes we have fiber, as time allows. I will try to update you on what the fleece looks like.

Yes we have soaps and creams back in stock. All 4 creams and our soaps are unscented or orange clove.

Unfortunately, I don't foresee having the time and space to update things by today like I had planned. Or in the coming weeks.

I'm trying.

I'm still here.

I'm not going anywhere.

I guess this year is learning how to pause and take stock.

I am first and foremost a woman who takes care of her children and elders. Secondary I'm a farmer. Third, a friend and fourth a community member.

Thank you all for your continued support and patience while I continue to navigate things beyond my control.