All people & places
A maker to know · Small-mill wool yarn

Fleece & Harmony

Belfast, Prince Edward Island

Choose Canadian wool by weight, yardage and fibre content.

Fleece & Harmony’s PEI mill makes and hand-dyes its own yarn while also retailing other brands. Its Selkirk and Point Prim collections provide explicit Canadian fibre content, so the local label can stay tied to those yarn families.

— this week

Upvotes are limited to connections in Canada.

Original Upvote concept of undyed yarn skeins, a small spinning setup and colour swatches; not the maker’s actual products or studio.
Upvote concept illustration · About the art
THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

Kim

Maker named in the mill’s story

The first-party about page introduces Kim and describes the PEI woollen mill as a personal passion project. A surname and current ownership structure are not established here.

The story & the craft.

Fleece & Harmony connects its Belfast woollen mill with small-batch processing and fibre sourced primarily on Prince Edward Island. Its own yarn sits alongside stocked brands such as Rowan, so the product name matters when following that local story. Selkirk Worsted is described as a two-ply yarn made from Canadian wool, with 200 yards in an 80 g skein. Point Prim Sock combines Canadian wool and mohair, with 400 yards in 104 g.

Those figures give a knitter a practical comparison before choosing a colour. Start with the pattern’s yarn and quantity requirements, then compare the fibre mix and length supplied by each skein. The official business form can help with a colourway or the quantity needed for a larger project. The selected yarns have specific Canadian fibre statements; that evidence should not be transferred to every yarn on the shop shelves.

EXPLORE THE WORK

What they make & offer.

collection

Selkirk Worsted

A two-ply yarn family described as Canadian wool, at 200 yards per 80 g skein.

Confirm the colourway and required quantity. Some colours are sold out; dye and packaging origins are not proved by the wool claim.

Explore the collection
collection

Point Prim Sock

A yarn family described as 80% Canadian wool and 20% Canadian mohair, at 400 yards per 104 g.

Confirm the current colour, care and pattern requirements. No Upvote durability or knitting test has been performed.

Explore the collection

Before you buy or go.

Canadian shipping guidance allows one to two weeks for fulfilment before delivery. Confirm the exact colourway, quantity, dye-lot needs and care. Some colours are sold out; the shop’s other yarn brands do not inherit its own-mill origin claims.

The Canadian connection.

Belfast, PEI woollen mill. Selkirk is described as all-wool yarn with Canadian fibre; Point Prim as 80% Canadian wool and 20% Canadian mohair. Broader own-yarn fibre sourcing is described as primarily PEI, not universally Island-grown.

GIVE A GOOD FIND A LITTLE VISIBILITY

Upvote this discovery?

Your vote adds to this product’s count on Upvote. A quick security check helps keep the board fair.

Loading the security check…

YOUR VIEW, COUNTED HERE

Confirm your choice?

Your first choice is final for this poll and cannot be changed in this release. A security check helps protect the count. Results reflect participants here.

Loading the security check…