Wisconsin Wool Works

10/01/2024

I am so excited to announce that you don't need to find us at the local farmer's market if you need any pork, lamb, or chicken. Our website is up and running now. So, please go and check it out-www.hpscc.com. Let us know what you think!

08/11/2022

Mary from Hawaii says hi from the State Fair. Please say aloha to all. Still miss you.

03/03/2022

Hey everyone! It’s a new year with all new products for everyone to enjoy. We will be doing some great things with the WWW website in the coming year and we will be back at the Wisconsin State Fair again this year. Just look for the store in the middle of the Sheep barn. We also have some spectacular ladies working to bring you the best in Wisconsin wool products and wool products from around the US. We will continue to have feature products and products on sale throughout the year.

02/22/2021

Check out the Wool or cotton gray and white sheep blankets just in from Sweden
The one with the ewe and lamb design is sized as a baby blanket, but could also be used for a lap rug.

01/13/2021

New Website for Wisconsin Wool Works!

Following two decades of promoting the fiber arts and Wisconsin’s sheep industry at the Wisconsin State Fair and Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival, the Wisconsin Wool Works! has expanded its marketing efforts, launching a new website https://www.wisconsinwoolworks.com . Check it out!
The website was started in 2020 as a means of helping the WWW vendors sell their items during the pandemic, but will continue to help us reach our customer base, provide a year round venue for wool products, and help educate the public about the many reasons to use wool.

The grassroots marketing effort, originally begun in 1999, was started to help fiber artists expand their markets and to educate the general public about wool and the sheep industry. A function of the Wisconsin Sheep Breeders Cooperative, the Wool Works hosts approximately twenty consignors each year, mainly artisans who in turn volunteer to help at the booth which is located in the sheep barn during the eleven days of the state fair or at the festival in September. While at the state fair, Wool Works consignors and volunteers from local guilds also demonstrate skills such as knitting, spinning, and felting to fairgoers.

The Wisconsin Sheep Breeders Co-op has represented the state’s sheep industry since 1875, supporting producer and youth education and representing its membership in legislative matters as part of the American Sheep Industry Association (ASI). For more information of the cooperative and to read its newsletter, go to www.wisbc.com or contact the co-op office at 608 743-9080 (weekdays after 5:00)

For more information about the Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival, go to www.wisconsinsheepandwoolfestival.com and for the information of the Wisconsin Wool Works!, contact Carol Black, Manager at 920 296-0326.

09/29/2020

Just added two new sheepskins to the website.
Check them out!

07/15/2020

More albums coming from consignors to the Wisconsin Wool Works

07/14/2020