Bloomfield, Prince Edward Island
From wool to a blanket, with a family mill behind it.
A Bloomfield wool mill whose own history names Alex and Monica as its current family operators. Its published process follows wool through washing, carding, spinning and blanket weaving on PEI.
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The family operators named by the mill
Alex and Monica are the operators named in the mill’s family history, continuing its wool-making story in Bloomfield, PEI.
The mill’s history describes generations of family involvement. Alex and Monica are named in the current account, giving readers a direct connection to the people behind the business.
There is more here than a finished blanket. The mill also publishes yarn information and customer-supplied wool services. Start with the right inquiry so the material, processing and final dimensions are clear.
The maker describes spinning and weaving wool into checkerboard and striped blanket families at the mill.
Confirm the selected size, colour, care and lead time. Wool comes from Canada and the US; the blankets are made at the PEI mill.
Explore the collectionThe official FAQ includes yarn among the mill’s wool products and ordering inquiries.
Ask about the available yarn, quantity and intended project before ordering.
Explore the collectionThe mill publishes custom spinning and blanket-work services for wool supplied by customers.
Confirm fibre suitability, preparation, minimums, dimensions and current quote. Some roving options depend on availability.
Ask about this serviceAsk about exact size, colour, care, price, lead time and shipping. Published size information differs between some pages. The FAQ says there are no formal mill tours. Wool sourcing includes Canada and the US; not every input is Canadian.
The maker describes blanket production at its PEI mill. Its FAQ says wool is sourced from Canada and the US, mainly the Maritimes. The narrower label is PEI blanket-making with varied wool origins.
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