Romney Ridge Farm Blend

Romney Ridge Farm -

Romney/Border Leicester Yarns

Spun from our Romney & Border Leicester fleeces and blended with a small percentage of our Mohair, these
yarns are available in hand-dyed "earthy" tones, and a beautiful un-dyed natural grey The natural luster of
the long wool fleeces and Mohair give this yarn a soft glow.
They are spun as a two-ply light worsted-weight yarn.
245/4oz. skein -

Price: $22.50 each

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RRF Wine

RRF Turquoise

RRF Spice Brown

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Welcome!
Romney Ridge Farm is home to a small diverse flock of sheep and Angora Goats. We chose Romney and Border Leicester sheep for their hardiness, wonderful personalities, and beautiful long wool.

Our Southdowns and Corriedales provide us with a soft, fine "springy" wool which we combine with Angora and locally grown alpaca, and our Angora Goats grow beautiful, silky-soft Mohair locks which we blend with our Romney and Border Leicester fleeces.

Romney Ridge Farm Yarns are listed under Signature Yarns and change in color and design from year to year -making them uniquely yours.

Our Yarns come from Maine.

Romney Ridge Farm Signature Yarns are grown right here our farm by our own sheep and Angora goats, and are spun in Maine.

Our other yarns are created from fibers selectively purchased from several, fellow Maine fiber farms.We are proud to support local farmers by offering them a higher price for their wool than other venues. We purchase only clean, healthy fleeces -meaning we have developed a relationship with the farmers and know that they take good care of their animals nutritionally and humanely.

Romney Ridge Farm purchases this wool, divides it by breed, and combines it by percentages of fleece-type into a wonderful
light-weight worsted weight yarn.

This fiber is washed at RITEWAY Scouring in Waldoboro, Maine and spun at Bartlett Yarns in Harmony Maine using the woolen system.

All of our yarns are hand-dyed using Cushing Dyes created in Maine.