Megquier Hill Mercantile’s One-at-a-Time Wool Goods

Field notes

The maker describes a repeatable but distinctly small-scale process: wool is selected by hand, sewn on a home machine, turned, stuffed, pressed, and tagged. Camp pillows use down-filled inserts, while grain-sack pillows come in square and long-lumbar forms. The closure is consistent across the pillow lines—a leather loop over a wood barrel button—but the wool trees deliberately vary because they are made from scraps. Physical stock is available at Poland Provisions in Poland, Maine.