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A flock of Romney sheep grazing a green Berkshire hillside at golden hour, backlit wool glowing against misty wooded hills

Stockbridge, Massachusetts · Berkshire County

From sheepto stitch.

A family-run sheep farm and breed-specific yarn shoppe in the historic Stockbridge train station. Our Romney, Lincoln Longwool and Romeldale/CVM flock graze the pastures at Naumkeag; their wool becomes the yarn on our shelves.

A spotted lamb with a black-and-white face looks straight into the camera in the spring sun
3heritage breeds grazing at Naumkeag

Meadow of Wool

A farm first. A shoppe second.

Prado de Lana means Meadow of Wool. We are the Barcenas family: Amanda, Alberto, Sam and Noelia. Agriculture and sustainable living have always been at the front of what we do, and every skein with our name on it started as grass in a Southern Berkshire pasture.

Breed-specific yarn

Wool that tastes of its breed: Romney's bounce, Lincoln's lustre, CVM's natural colour. Never anonymous.

Curated from small makers

Every brand on our shelves is a farmer or small business that cares about sustainable, truly gorgeous fibre.

Guarded by Teddy & Hugo

Two brave Great Pyrenees keep watch over a grass-fed flock, year round, in the heart of the Berkshires.

Our own yarn

Prado de Lana DK

Six colourways named for the Berkshire towns around us. Grown on our pastures, spun at a small mill, skeined by hand.

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DKWeight
Our flockRomney · Lincoln · CVM
Small millSpun in New England
From $35Per skein
$175+Ships free

How a skein happens

Six steps from pasture to your needles.

Traceable means you can point at the sheep. Here is the whole journey, and nothing is hidden along the way.

1

Graze

Grass-fed on lush pastures at Naumkeag, moved with the seasons.

2

Shear

Once a year, each fleece comes off in one piece on shearing day.

3

Skirt & sort

Hands pick out the hay and grade every fleece by breed and colour.

4

Mill

Washed, carded and spun by a small New England mill we trust.

5

Skein

Twisted, tagged with its town name, and shelved at the station.

6

Stitch

You cast on. The meadow becomes a sweater.

Hand-embroidered Oaxacan textile: red birds, white flowers and bright leaves on black cloth

From Oaxaca to the Berkshires

Colour that crossed a continent.

Hand-embroidered textiles and handwoven wool blankets from Oaxaca share the shelves with our own farm yarn.

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Also on our shelves

A treasure trove of all things woolly

Thoughtfully curated yarn, kits, books and wool goods from farmers and small businesses who care as much as we do.

Harrisville DesignsNew Hampshire
Townhouse YarnsFarm to yarn
Flax & TwineKits & patterns
GarthenorOrganic · Wales
Hide & HammerProject bags
Low drone view gliding along the railway tracks toward the historic Stockbridge station platform on a summer day

We're baaaack, at the station

Our wool wonderland in the historic train station

A cozy, very special place for the shoppe, with room at last for classes, workshops and Thursday-night knitting. Open year round in the beautiful Berkshires.

Monday10 – 5
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
Thursday10 – 8 · Stitch 'N Sip
Friday10 – 5
Saturday10 – 5
Sunday10 – 5

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Join our flock and be part of the Prado de Lana community.

The latest of what's happening on the farm and in the shoppe: lambs, new colourways, events and the occasional guardian-dog update.

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