Depending on where you live and how you spend your summer, it may be about time to pack your wool away for the warm season. Here's how we store our wool, to keep it fresh, clean and safe from moths and other little pests all summer long.
It’s that time of year, when we all make an extra effort to be grateful for the wonderful things in our lives and give back to our communities. Here's how we'll be giving back.
If you were a child any time before the 1990s your memories of wearing wool might be similar to mine. Some of my earliest recollections of winters in Norway, involve me barreled up in course and scratchy wool base layers to keep me warm. Only years later did I discover how soft wool can be.
There are so many reasons to love wool but buying clothes for your kids can no doubt be expensive at times and with our busy schedules, we often tend to give in to purchasing items without realizing that there are some pretty simple ways to help us save time and money.
As parents, we worry about our kids. We worry about if they will get too hot and sticky during the summer or too cold during the winter. Imagine, finding the perfect clothing to balance both.
