Fire Relief: Restore A Weaver's Life's Work

WindyWhistle Farm, named by Grandmother, Rachel, and built in 1969 by my mother Elizabeth, was passed down to me (Lucy) and my husband Giuseppe. Recently all of the above buildings were burned by the Almeda fire in Southern Oregon. Thankfully, our house was saved!

Unfortunately, we lost our barn, toolshed, cabin, shop, weaving studio, tractor shed, garden and much of the farm to the blaze. We do have insurance, but we don't quite have enough to rebuild the barn, toolshed and dye studio. 

Lucy’s weaving studio was filled with a lifetime collection of resources, tools and supplies for hand-spinning, dying and weaving. If you can contribute anything to help us replenish our losses it would be much appreciated. 

Lucy's weaving works and hand-dyed yarn:

Website (hand dyed yarn): https://www.etsy.com/shop/LuceKnots

Instagram (weaving): https://www.instagram.com/luceknotsweaving/


Lucy's weaving space before the fires:


After the fire:

Lucy's weaving works and hand-dyed yarn:

Website (hand dyed yarn): https://www.etsy.com/shop/LuceKnots
Instagram (weaving): https://www.instagram.com/luceknotsweaving/



Thank you for your support!