WELCOME TO THREADED HOLLOW

Threaded Hollow is a Wyoming family farmstead built for comfort, craft, and conservation—where the land is respected, the work is slow-made, and every season has a purpose.

We are currently in the land-planning stage, preparing for phased development in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. While the buildings are not yet built, the vision, research, and product development are already underway.

Thank you for stopping by — we’re growing something slow, steady, and rooted in love.

THREADED HOLLOW VISION STATEMENT

Threaded Hollow exists to become a living Wyoming sanctuary—where a working family farm, a healing herbal apothecary, and the Grizzly Jar kitchen come together to nourish people, protect wildlife, and preserve old-world skills. Through regenerative farming, therapeutic animals, aroma-weighted blankets, and nature-rooted hospitality, we envision a place that offers comfort to trauma survivors, veterans, and first responders, while growing into a future Red Desert wildlife rehabilitation and conservation center. Threaded Hollow is a home of quiet resilience—where food, fiber, stories, and land stewardship create a legacy meant to endure.

THREADED HOLLOW MISSION STATEMENT

Threaded Hollow is a family-run farmstead built on three pillars: sustainable farm production, the Grizzly Jar micro-bakery and pantry kitchen, and the Moonflower Healing Sanctuary herbal line. We grow raw produce, orchard fruits, herbs, honey, and seasonal farm goods while crafting small-batch foods, drink mixes, chocolates, and comfort provisions for travelers and local communities. Through our aroma-weighted blankets, wildlife photography cards, a tavern-style library book club, and rooted in ethnobotany research and education, we create a space where healing is practical, handmade, and real. With two guest cabins and a long-term commitment to conservation, Threaded Hollow exists to serve both humans and wildlife—offering nourishment, restoration, and a steady sense of belonging in the wide Wyoming landscape.

OUR THREE PILLARS:

Threaded Hollow Farm

A working farm rooted in regenerative growing, orchard systems, and seasonal raw production—built to nourish local communities and support long-term land stewardship.

The Grizzly Jar

Our micro-bakery and pantry kitchen, creating hearty hand-held meals, comfort foods, and travel-ready provisions for trauma survivors, first responders, veterans, truckers, hikers, oil and mine workers, farm and ranch hands, and local communities.

The Moonflower Sanctuary

A quiet herbal line focused on handmade remedies, teas, and comfort goods designed to support nervous system regulation, restoration, and resilience.

Threaded Hollow Farm

The Grizzly Jar

The Moonflower Sanctuary

THE TAVERN LIBRARY & BOOK CLUB

Threaded Hollow is also home to a tavern-style library book club, rooted in ethnobotany research and education. Here, books are treated like tools—meant to be shared, studied, and lived by.

CONSERVATION VISION

Threaded Hollow is built with a long-term mission of wildlife protection and habitat stewardship. As we grow, our goal is to expand into a future Red Desert wildlife rehabilitation and conservation center—offering refuge, restoration, and education for both people and wildlife.

SEASONAL FARM STORE HOURS

Open May 1 – October 31
Daily | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

On-site farm store offerings include seasonal raw goods, rotating product drops, and limited-release collections.

Online orders available year-round. On-site store is seasonal.

OUR SIGNATURE WORK

Threaded Hollow is known for aroma-weighted comfort blankets, designed to carry warmth, grounding, and calm into the hands of those who need it most. We also offer wildlife photography greeting cards and postcards inspired by the landscapes and creatures we protect.

Leading our herbal and botanical work is our founder, an Ethnobotanist and Medicinal Plant Research Advisor with Botanical Advocacy & Education (BAE), where she contributes to plant-based research, education, and ethical botanical stewardship. This scientific grounding influences all we grow, craft, and teach at Threaded Hollow.

Wildlife Photographer (since 2008) • Handweaver (since 2016) • Textile Artist (since 2020)

FEATURED WEEKLY GALLERY REEL

Every Wednesday evening, we share a short collage-style update—quilts, land progress, farm plans, products, and small moments of life in the Hollow.

year 1 complete.mp4

THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE

Threaded Hollow is a place built slowly and intentionally. Whether you’re here for food, healing, books, wildlife, or quiet comfort—we’re glad you found us.