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Welcome to Big Sky Quality Wool Mill. Where Wool Becomes a Form Of Beauty Mill Office Hours Monday & Tuesday 9:00am - 3:00pm Because the demand for fiber processing has increased and more time for this service is required to work the mill portion of the business, the Yarn & Gift Shop and Office hours have changed. |
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We are back at work! We are trying to get all the orders out as soon as possible.
If you have any questions please feel free to call or email. We consider you the customer old and new very important to us but the past
2 months we have been rather preoccupied with some very difficult matters. The mill
consists of 4 women, one mother (Charlotte), two daughters (Rebecca & Carolyn) and me (Carla). On April 13th Rebecca's husband Dennis was diagnosed with Liver Cancer on the 29th be went to be with the Lord. On May 10th Carolyn was found dead at her home. As you can imagine this has devastated
us. If we have not responded to a call or email I am sorry. I will try to keep
you posted on your order. I am not sure when things at the mill will resume but we
will get your order out just as soon as possible.
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Big Sky Quality Wool is located in the heart of
Broadus Montana. Our full service mill is equiped with a Davis & Fuber Double Carder, a Warner & Swasey Servo (Pin)
Drafter, and new this year - a spinning frame. We now offer you 'grease to yarn' fiber processing.
We take pride in every process and it shows in the final product.
We are a Custom Wool
and Fiber Processing Mill with individual attention given to each fleece. And we will work with you
during each step so that you will receive the end product that you expect.
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Who would like a class? What would you like to learn? Call and we will
setup a class.
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Saturday, August 21, 2010 Oh my gosh Hi all,Did not realize how long it has been since the last post. Summer is almost gone. We have been unidated with grasshoppers this year. They are so distructive they elimiated some special herbs in my garden over night.  But they have not eaten the summer squash, pumpkin or melons.  Our school will begin in five days. Going to see if we can setup a tating class for the home ed class this year after they tour the mill. Speaking of mill we are consistently busy. Not complaining, mind you, it is absolutely wonderful. Spending more time in the processing section. I'm the one who is a little behind....since I run both the card and servo. Carla had a family reunion - well over 100 in attendance a week ago. Carolyn had some health issued with her rams....a learning experience for all of us. An over amount of protein from koishia weed. All is well now!  Charlotte is mothering some 30 keets (baby guineas). Oh my are they small and sure cute. They are treated differently then chicken chicks. |
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