Swans Island Company

29/10/2026

A Cherished Tradition Returns ✨

At our studio in Northport, the looms haven’t paused. As early coastal frosts settle in across the bay, the team has been quietly finishing stacks of hand-dyed wool throws, soft blankets, and tailored winter wraps—each piece woven to carry lasting warmth into the months ahead as we prepare to share our deepest gratitude with our community near and far.

Our Annual Event begins this Sunday, November 1st.

Something special is on the horizon for our entire collection of handwoven blankets, natural fiber apparel, and coastal home goods. Because every piece is slow-crafted by hand in small runs, signature colorways and limited studio batches tend to move quickly once the event begins.

We invite you to explore the collection now and curate your holiday wishlist ahead of Sunday morning.

29/10/2026

Few sights in New England rival the wild blueberry barrens in late-October. Long after the summer harvest has passed, the rolling glacial hills of Washington County ignite in an endless sea of crimson, rust, and burgundy. 🤎✨

26/10/2026

Walking out where the wild blueberry barrens turn crimson against the late-autumn horizon. Handcrafted wool woven for coastal breezes, quiet wandering, and the subtle warmth of goldenrod. 🤎

Woven by hand in Northport, Maine.

25/10/2026

25/10/2026

Autumn barrens in October splendor, wrapped in hand-loomed Maine wool. 🍂✨When the landscape turns scarlet and goldenrod, we bring our favorite layer along for the walk.

24/10/2026

Late October through the lens. 🍂🍁

Auburn hillsides and the quiet expanse of the bay from atop Mount Battie. Each coastal breeze carries the scent of salt water and turning leaves, calling for heavy wool layers pulled tight against the late-afternoon chill.

22/10/2026

A timeless addition to any classic, old-world bedroom. The Heritage Blanket was one of Swans Island Company’s first designs and remains a customer favorite. Handwoven in Maine. 🕊️

20/10/2026

Meet the coziest bundle. Wrap up in our favorite throws and scarves for chilly days.

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20/10/2026

What is one of the hardest parts of weaving?

Winding the bobbins. If the bobbin isn’t wound completely even, bumps and inconsistencies cause bobbin pulls across the textile as the shuttle crosses the warp. The precision of a handwoven piece starts long before the weaving begins.

19/10/2026

Downeast Maine in October. Crisp autumn air, soft gray skies, and quiet views that turn days into lasting moments. 🫶🏽🍂🤎