Good Karma Farm
Good Karma Farm
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We make our own yarn in our mill from wool from our sheep and alpacas. We also make olive oil-based soap, Good Karma Soap.
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Thomas N
2 contributions
May 2020
The products available and the personalities of the owners Amy and Jim make it worth a visit. The fact that their soap and on site made woolens and yarn products are available just makes it worth a visit if only to buy these items. Since I moved away I now buy via the internet but miss interacting with the Grants. (Owners.)
Written April 26, 2021
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Becky A
Seattle, WA27 contributions
Oct 2019 • Couples
Loved our visit here! Amy was so kind to show us some animals and we were able to see much of the production process. I will love knitting with the yarn that I bought there. We also bought some great smelling soap.
Written October 10, 2019
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reikitraveler3
South Hadley, MA35 contributions
Aug 2018 • Solo
Good Karma is a working farm, with its own Maine-made yarns shop up front. While you take in their sumptuous yarns and their specially made soaps displayed in the front section, Jim and Amy Grant will most likely invite you to the back, where they are working---dying, spinning, weaving, or making socks on their sock-making machine (they give classes to get you started), with the animals on the other side of the windowed pen. That day, the alpacas were in there, staying cool. Don't miss this one. Check out their website to read (and watch) more about the owners and their farm. (I bought some gorgeous chunky weight and their loofah soap.)
Written September 5, 2018
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Anna R
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Jul 2021
Our members and staff really enjoyed the animals and the farm owners very much! they were very accomadating and friendly to all of us! We HIGHLY recommend this place for kids and families!
Written July 27, 2021
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Shirley, AR13 contributions
Oct 2019 • Couples
Good Karma is SO interesting! They make yarn from the sheep and alpacas right there on the farm. The animals are so sweet. The machinery used to transform the raw wool into dyed yarn is really impressive. Jim and Amy are some of the nicest people you will meet. And, I got to make myself some socks! 5 stars for sure!
Written October 28, 2019
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Machias, ME7 contributions
Apr 2019 • Business
A very friendly place with lots going on as is any working farm. But owners Jim and Amy still make time for friendly exchanges. The yarn making process is very cool and you can purchase their yarn at very competitive price. How many places can you meet the critters, see how the fiber is processed and purchase some for your next project.
Written May 9, 2019
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EnviroGranny
Saint Paul, MN58 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
I love the yarns produced at Good Karma, and Amy and Jim (the owners) could not possibly be more welcoming. The yarns are soft and in luscious colors - great for sweaters, hats and socks - anything worn close to the skin. Amy is often at one of the local farmers' markets with yarn and their delicious soaps, but the wee shop on the farm is open most days until 4 pm. The shop is small, with appropriate-sized stock, but it is a real treat to visit. I went there on a recent family visit to Belfast to buy 10 skeins of worsted for a sweater, and Jim was so friendly. He invited me to come back and bring my little grandsons (ages 3 and 6) to see the spinning room and meet the animals. They did so later with their parents and loved it.
Written August 10, 2017
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Thanks so much for the nice review! Hope to see you at the farm again!!
Written December 20, 2017
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