Studio Lavender Moon

09/08/2026

In 24hrs it will have been 43 years since my soul began life outside of my current mother’s womb.

I was going to wait until tomorrow to share but I simply cannot wait any longer.

LOOK HOW CUTE THESE CROW PLANT STAKES ARE!!!!!!!

I am such a great gift giver, especially when it’s for meeeeee!

Thank you again Cultus Mountain Creations, you are such an awesome artist!

09/07/2026

How I keep my super long warp strings neat!

09/01/2026

It’s my birthday month y’all. Time for a little Virgo shenanigans!

09/01/2026

In this video, I’m adding in the first of my last Pennsylvania-grown wool: a gorgeous rich brown Romney from Sonshine Acres - The Clark Family , and I’m also trying to weave a bit more into some gaps with the Cotswold wool. This week I will also be sharing the videos of me moving this woven wool down onto the warp strings, and also how I keep my warp strings neat.

08/25/2026

Sarah’s Family Rug Weaving Session 3! This is my last session before I will have enough wool on my pegs to move this woven wool down onto the warp strings- something I’ve never done 😅 Next session will also be featuring my last PA wool, a beautiful Romney, which I’ve previewed a bit in my wool combing videos. I’m so excited to share with you!

08/23/2026

There’s something so grounding about the rhythm of combing gently washed Romney wool. 🐑✨ Each pass takes this fleece one step closer to becoming a hand-woven rug that will hold our family’s story for years to come. From the farms of Pennsylvania to my loom here on Whidbey Island, I love every part of this slow fiber journey.
Which part of the process is your favorite to watch?

08/22/2026

Enjoy a quiet PNW foggy beach with me

08/21/2026

What’s one craft/hobby you always can go back to?

I do love to knit! I just also love to spin, prep wool, attempt other crafts like felting, flower pressing, paper making, probably a bunch of others I’ve already tried and forgotten 😅.

08/20/2026

Carolynn is such a kind person, and her sheep are all lovable and worth donating to!! 🐑

🐑❤️ Friends, we could really use your help.

This summer’s heat has been brutal on our pastures, and with 154 sheep depending on us, we’re looking at about $10,000 just for hay to help get the flock through the coming months.

On top of that, we need to renovate our struggling pastures, repair our tractor, bring in gravel before the winter mud arrives, rebuild a shelter that collapsed this spring, and keep up with ever increasing veterinary costs.

So we’ve started Operation: Feed the Flock, with a goal of raising $15,000.

I know things are expensive for everyone right now, and I never take it lightly when I ask for help. If you can donate, thank you. Truly. If you can’t, sharing this fundraiser helps us too. ❤️

Every $21 buys a bag of grain.
Every $22 buys a bale of alfalfa.
Every $80 puts a big round bale in front of the flock.

These sheep don’t know what hay costs or that tractors break or that western Washington mud is apparently determined to swallow us whole.

They just know they’re safe, they’re fed, and they’re home.

And we’d really like to keep it that way. 🐑❤️

You can help us here:

https://gofund.me/090304808

Bless Ewe Sheep Sanctuary is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a registered charitable organization in Washington State.