Pure Wool Stuffing

This is 100% pure wool stuffing (also called carded wool), sourced from our family's farm in Glastonbury, Connecticut, along with two other Connecticut farms: Hildred's Farm in South Windsor and Sankow's Beaver Brook Farm in Lyme. This wool batting is a blend of East Friesian, Dorset, and Texel sheep, with a medium micron count that helps it hold its shape well — whether that shape is a stuffed animal, a pillow, or a quilt.

Because wool tends to yellow slightly with age and our blend includes wool from both young and older sheep, the stuffing is a natural cream color with some variation from batch to batch.

Use it for toy and doll making, amigurumi, DIY upholstery, pillow refills, weighted blankets, and other craft or materials projects.

Available in three sizes:

• 4oz — Craft Pack ($16): sized for a single toy, doll, or small mending project
• 1lb ($28): our most popular size – a pillow refill, a few amigurumi pieces, or a modest weighted project
• 3lb ($80): for bigger builds – quilts, floor cushions, multiple toys, classroom or workshop use

Every batch traces back to these small New England farms, so what would otherwise go to waste becomes something someone gets to make with their hands.

WHY WOOL?

• Environmentally sustainable — grown on small family farms where sheep help draw carbon from the air into the soil, and eventually into their wool
• Hypoallergenic
• Flame resistant
• Regulates temperature
• Water repellent
• Ultralight insulator
• Mildew resistant
• Dust mite resistant
• Diminishes body odor
• Biodegradable

CARE

Please wash with our wool wash or another gentle wool soap.

FAQ

Is this wool washable? Yes — hand wash with a gentle wool soap (like our wool wash) in cool water and lay flat to dry.

How much stuffing do I need? As a rough guide, 4oz suits a single small toy or doll, 1lb covers a pillow refill or a few amigurumi pieces, and 3lb is enough for a quilt, floor cushion, or multiple toys.

Is wool stuffing hypoallergenic and safe for kids' toys? Yes — wool is naturally hypoallergenic, dust mite resistant, and free of synthetic chemicals, making it a safe choice for handmade toys and dolls.

Where does this wool come from? It's sourced from small family farms in Glastonbury, South Windsor, and Lyme, Connecticut.