Today I would like to introduce you to another favourite member of our family at Glenwood - “Soft Paws” who is Daisy’s cat and is now 3 years old.
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It is that time of year again and our gorgeous number 2 daughter Amber "Do" has come to a major turning point in her life – she has finished year 12.
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A couple of months ago were fortunate enough to have some great cinematographers come to Glenwood for 2 days whilst we were shearing.
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So really the biggest news I have to tell you is Norm then decided to use the “Plumb Bob” to test to see if in fact “Rolled Oats” (our Jack Russell) was pregnant.
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To celebrate the release of our first collection we wanted to partner with a brand to offer a special gift with pre orders as a thank you to our early supporters.
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For one of the first release of scarves we decided to come up with a design inspired by our garden at Glenwood which has a history of its own.
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A special guest on the day was my beautiful dad, Marto, who won the heart of everyone on the shoot. He started at the back of the studio, quietly standing and observing all the action and by the end of the day he was suddenly our hand model!
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Hi! My name is Pip Smith. Together with my wonderful husband Norm and our beautiful family we are the current custodians of our property/farm/ranch (depending where you live!) called “Glenwood”.
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The shearer’s outfit is generally dungarees (pants with double thickness of material in the front and lower back of the leg) a “Jacky Howe” (blue sleeveless singlet named after one of the best shearers in Australia) and non-slip moccasins (shoes) made from felt.
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I always laugh at the names Norm comes up with for the dogs – I think it was a family tradition started by his Dad, Brian. Some of the more unusual names include Rolled Oats (our Jack Russell), Toothpaste and Bootlace.
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What better inspiration for our first collection of limited edition Merino scarves than the plants that grow at “Glenwood"! Our graphic designer Manuela Strano spent a weekend at the farm earlier in the year sketching and taking photos of the native grasses and other botanicals that grow on the property.
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