Wild Woollys

05/29/2026

A wonderful fiber artist designed a hat pattern and is showing it off with our yarn!

The Bryn Mawr Slouchy Hat by Tetsuya Shimano is a free Ravelry download, and it’s been created with Wild Woollys worsted. A simple quick knit with just the right amount of “slouch.”

Grab your skein, cast on, and always remember to tag us in your finished hats (or WIPs!)

05/26/2026

Spotted in the wild 🌿 our Fiddlehead Fern colourway knit up into a cozy Bankhead toque 🇨🇦 / beanie 🇺🇸

Pattern is Bankhead by Susie Gourlay, Yarn by us 💚

Knit by Kaitlin

05/25/2026

A little while back we hosted a trunk show with our friends at in Bellingham, welcoming a lovely group of visitors who made the trip up from Washington.

This pastel shell-stitch top is one of the makes that came out of that day, stitched up by one of the makers on the tour. We love seeing where our colours end up. Soft pinks melting into sky blue and a flash of sunny yellow, all in one lovely piece.



Aerwyna Blouse by I Need It Crochet

05/23/2026

Beautiful, soft, vibrant. We could go on, but we’re too humble... we need to let our customers do the talking.

Hundreds of you have felt the squish and come back to tell us about it.

That means more than anything we could say ourselves.

Try Wild Woollys for yourself and see what everyone is talking about…

05/23/2026

Question for you all: should we film more reels of the dyeing process? We love sharing it, but only if you love watching it.

Drop a yes (or a no, we can take it) in the comments.

05/22/2026

Big shout out to a rising fan (at least that’s what Facebook told us)!

Sara Aye Froehlich

05/22/2026

What can you make with Wild Woollys? Sweaters, socks, hats, scarves, cowls, and whatever your next cast-on is dreaming of becoming.

Hand-dyed yarn for whatever you’re making next.

05/16/2026

When the hat fits. 😼

05/14/2026

04/27/2026

We are so excited to announce the launch of our new Wild Woollys logo!🥳

We partnered with to create a fresh take on our mammoth logo.

She was able to use her artistic talents to create a fibre-friendly woolly mammoth! 🦣

Kat is a local Vancouver Island artist, who’s full of whimsy and fun, be sure to check out her art!