MEKA Farm

Meka Farm is a small fiber farm in southwest New Hampshire run by Audrey Carrel & Matthew Stoops. Since 2006 we have grown our family, traveled and worked together to build our farm and lifestyle. We strive to be concientious stewards of our local and global communities and to instill the same in our children (and now grandchildren). We began first with 15 chickens, then a pig, then some goats ... and then came the offer to take in a bottle lamb from another local farm ... Meka Farm now offers yarn from our sheep with each undyed batch of yarn named after the specific sheep the fiber came from, hand-dyed yarns, naturally-cured and tanned sheepskins from our farm and other local farms, hand knit goods and more.

 

We like to think that Audrey's grandmother and great-grandmother who were farmers in Ukraine at the turn of the 20th century before coming to the US would be proud to see our farm and where their knitting lessons led. Matthew's early experiences within Waldorf education and his family fostered his appreciation for the natural world, hand crafts and the rhythms of life. 

 

​​​​We look forward to sharing our passions for our farm, our animals, fiber craft and learning with you. Who knew teaching children to knit could blossom into so much?​

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Peace,

Audrey & Matthew