Save the Bees Monthly Yarn Club 2025
What is included?
Select your preferred yarn base from the available fiber blends and weights:
Playful Sock (80% Superwash Merino/20% Nylon)
Soft Sock Light Fingering (75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon)
Bliss (80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon)
Soft Sock DK (75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon)
Each month you will receive the following:
1 Full-sized skein (100 grams)
2 Mini skeins (25 grams each)
1 Packet of flower seeds that support pollinators (different each month)
*10% of the proceeds from each month will be donated to the Bee Conservancy, a non-profit organization founded by Guillermo Fernandez that works to inspire environmental stewardship, build and distribute bee habitats, as well as improve access to conservation strategies and education. To learn more about the Bee Conservancy, check out their website - thebeeconservancy.org
*Please note that this club is available for US customers only
How does it work?
This is a monthly subscription product.
Cancel anytime by logging into your FPF account.
The Save the Bees Yarn Club will open up the first half of every month to accept new participants (future specific dates will be listed on the website - fuzzypeachfibers.com)
After signing up, you will be billed every month on the date you signed up. For example, if you sign up on Jan 15th, the next time you will be billed is on February 15th!
Yarn and seed packets will ship by the end of each month!
You are invited to signup for the month of March on March 1st! This month, club signups will remain open through January 17th. If you order/signup after the 17th, please note that you will receive yarn for the upcoming month. Please be sure to signup before the deadline. Thank you!
The Inspiration
Bees and other pollinators are an essential part of our ecosystem. We need them and they need us! When I was a little girl, I was fascinated with insects, especially the bumble bee! I would often seek them out and attempt to befriend them. I wasn’t always successful but I would always try! When I was in college I studied nutrition which eventually led me to become interested in permaculture and organic farming.
Every spring and summer I tend to a little backyard garden. I love watching the bees and other pollinators stop by to help out my plants. It's also great knowing my little garden supports their needs too! With spring just around the corner, garden planting is on my mind! If you enjoy gardening, what types of plants are you looking forward to growing in 2025? I hope to grow some heirloom tomatoes, carrots, kale, chard, snap peas, and a few different varieties of flowers!
The colors and vibe of this club will be bright, bold, and joyful!
Why Does it Matter?
According to the Bee Conservancy,
"Land development, pesticide use, and the installation of invasive and genetically modified plants — are destroying essential food, shelter, and nesting sites for bees.
As native vegetation is replaced by lawns, roadways, non-native gardens, and industrially managed crops, much of the natural world in the U.S. has become unnatural, according to Doug Tallamy, author and professor of Entomology and Wildlife Conservation at the University of Delaware.
This negatively impacts the countless species who have evolved to rely on regional ecosystems. A safe habitat provides bees with the resources they need to survive, including abundant pollen and nectar sources, nesting sites, and shelter. Native plants are particularly important, as many native bee species have coevolved to feed exclusively on locally.”
We can help by creating safe habitats for bees (and other pollinators like butterflies) that encourage bees to live their best lives. One way we can take an active role in the well-being of our local pollinators is by planting botanicals that they love!
What is included?
Select your preferred yarn base from the available fiber blends and weights:
Playful Sock (80% Superwash Merino/20% Nylon)
Soft Sock Light Fingering (75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon)
Bliss (80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon)
Soft Sock DK (75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon)
Each month you will receive the following:
1 Full-sized skein (100 grams)
2 Mini skeins (25 grams each)
1 Packet of flower seeds that support pollinators (different each month)
*10% of the proceeds from each month will be donated to the Bee Conservancy, a non-profit organization founded by Guillermo Fernandez that works to inspire environmental stewardship, build and distribute bee habitats, as well as improve access to conservation strategies and education. To learn more about the Bee Conservancy, check out their website - thebeeconservancy.org
*Please note that this club is available for US customers only
How does it work?
This is a monthly subscription product.
Cancel anytime by logging into your FPF account.
The Save the Bees Yarn Club will open up the first half of every month to accept new participants (future specific dates will be listed on the website - fuzzypeachfibers.com)
After signing up, you will be billed every month on the date you signed up. For example, if you sign up on Jan 15th, the next time you will be billed is on February 15th!
Yarn and seed packets will ship by the end of each month!
You are invited to signup for the month of March on March 1st! This month, club signups will remain open through January 17th. If you order/signup after the 17th, please note that you will receive yarn for the upcoming month. Please be sure to signup before the deadline. Thank you!
The Inspiration
Bees and other pollinators are an essential part of our ecosystem. We need them and they need us! When I was a little girl, I was fascinated with insects, especially the bumble bee! I would often seek them out and attempt to befriend them. I wasn’t always successful but I would always try! When I was in college I studied nutrition which eventually led me to become interested in permaculture and organic farming.
Every spring and summer I tend to a little backyard garden. I love watching the bees and other pollinators stop by to help out my plants. It's also great knowing my little garden supports their needs too! With spring just around the corner, garden planting is on my mind! If you enjoy gardening, what types of plants are you looking forward to growing in 2025? I hope to grow some heirloom tomatoes, carrots, kale, chard, snap peas, and a few different varieties of flowers!
The colors and vibe of this club will be bright, bold, and joyful!
Why Does it Matter?
According to the Bee Conservancy,
"Land development, pesticide use, and the installation of invasive and genetically modified plants — are destroying essential food, shelter, and nesting sites for bees.
As native vegetation is replaced by lawns, roadways, non-native gardens, and industrially managed crops, much of the natural world in the U.S. has become unnatural, according to Doug Tallamy, author and professor of Entomology and Wildlife Conservation at the University of Delaware.
This negatively impacts the countless species who have evolved to rely on regional ecosystems. A safe habitat provides bees with the resources they need to survive, including abundant pollen and nectar sources, nesting sites, and shelter. Native plants are particularly important, as many native bee species have coevolved to feed exclusively on locally.”
We can help by creating safe habitats for bees (and other pollinators like butterflies) that encourage bees to live their best lives. One way we can take an active role in the well-being of our local pollinators is by planting botanicals that they love!
What is included?
Select your preferred yarn base from the available fiber blends and weights:
Playful Sock (80% Superwash Merino/20% Nylon)
Soft Sock Light Fingering (75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon)
Bliss (80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon)
Soft Sock DK (75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon)
Each month you will receive the following:
1 Full-sized skein (100 grams)
2 Mini skeins (25 grams each)
1 Packet of flower seeds that support pollinators (different each month)
*10% of the proceeds from each month will be donated to the Bee Conservancy, a non-profit organization founded by Guillermo Fernandez that works to inspire environmental stewardship, build and distribute bee habitats, as well as improve access to conservation strategies and education. To learn more about the Bee Conservancy, check out their website - thebeeconservancy.org
*Please note that this club is available for US customers only
How does it work?
This is a monthly subscription product.
Cancel anytime by logging into your FPF account.
The Save the Bees Yarn Club will open up the first half of every month to accept new participants (future specific dates will be listed on the website - fuzzypeachfibers.com)
After signing up, you will be billed every month on the date you signed up. For example, if you sign up on Jan 15th, the next time you will be billed is on February 15th!
Yarn and seed packets will ship by the end of each month!
You are invited to signup for the month of March on March 1st! This month, club signups will remain open through January 17th. If you order/signup after the 17th, please note that you will receive yarn for the upcoming month. Please be sure to signup before the deadline. Thank you!
The Inspiration
Bees and other pollinators are an essential part of our ecosystem. We need them and they need us! When I was a little girl, I was fascinated with insects, especially the bumble bee! I would often seek them out and attempt to befriend them. I wasn’t always successful but I would always try! When I was in college I studied nutrition which eventually led me to become interested in permaculture and organic farming.
Every spring and summer I tend to a little backyard garden. I love watching the bees and other pollinators stop by to help out my plants. It's also great knowing my little garden supports their needs too! With spring just around the corner, garden planting is on my mind! If you enjoy gardening, what types of plants are you looking forward to growing in 2025? I hope to grow some heirloom tomatoes, carrots, kale, chard, snap peas, and a few different varieties of flowers!
The colors and vibe of this club will be bright, bold, and joyful!
Why Does it Matter?
According to the Bee Conservancy,
"Land development, pesticide use, and the installation of invasive and genetically modified plants — are destroying essential food, shelter, and nesting sites for bees.
As native vegetation is replaced by lawns, roadways, non-native gardens, and industrially managed crops, much of the natural world in the U.S. has become unnatural, according to Doug Tallamy, author and professor of Entomology and Wildlife Conservation at the University of Delaware.
This negatively impacts the countless species who have evolved to rely on regional ecosystems. A safe habitat provides bees with the resources they need to survive, including abundant pollen and nectar sources, nesting sites, and shelter. Native plants are particularly important, as many native bee species have coevolved to feed exclusively on locally.”
We can help by creating safe habitats for bees (and other pollinators like butterflies) that encourage bees to live their best lives. One way we can take an active role in the well-being of our local pollinators is by planting botanicals that they love!