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Marty Lynn Classic knitwear
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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about laughter as medicine, and wondering if it might be some of the most potent medici...
10/23/2026

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about laughter as medicine, and wondering if it might be some of the most potent medicine we have.

Apparently it actually stimulates the production of oxytocin.

Maybe that’s why these are some of my favourite photos from this shoot.

A little reminder to make time for more of it.

Photography Alice Nguyen
Models Jody Pottinger Jamie MacKenzie wearing The Drift Kerchief in Aspen



A white wool sweater belongs on the list of closet staples. Photo 1 taken by Christian Heckle 🌻 Calgary, Alberta Farmer ...
10/14/2026

A white wool sweater belongs on the list of closet staples.

Photo 1 taken by Christian Heckle 🌻 Calgary, Alberta Farmer + Photographer 🌼
Photo 3 taken by Taylor Costa Yates

There’s a new Rural Folk Feature with Christian Heckle of Christian Heckle 🌻 Calgary, Alberta Farmer + Photographer 🌼 on...
10/09/2026

There’s a new Rural Folk Feature with Christian Heckle of Christian Heckle 🌻 Calgary, Alberta Farmer + Photographer 🌼 on The Wool Journal.

If you follow her on Instagram, you’ll notice that she often photographs old farmyards and homesteads because she loves the simplicity in the old prairie landscape. A feeling that is quite foreign to her, even though she’s lived away from the hustle and bustle of the city her whole life.

“A two storey home on a lonesome field, abandoned likely because of how hard life once was on the prairie, is a reminder of how fortunate I am to live now, but for some reason always longing for the simplicity they once knew that I feel is a stranger to me”

Despite the relentless work of rural life, Christian reminds us why we still long for it. We want to touch something whole again… something natural, real and material that we can understand. Something that reminds us of who we are and where we came from.

Christian is wearing The Parkland Sweater in size 2. The preorder for this sweater closes tonight, October 9th, at 9pm MST.

10/09/2026

Today is the last day to preorder The Parkland Collection.

When the preorder closes, I’ll tally the final orders, purchase the wool we need from Traceable Textiles and move into production. I’ll begin making Parkland pieces next week, working through orders in the order they were received.

Because every sweater, scarf and headband is made-to-order by me in my Alberta studio, shipping will depend on where your order falls in the production queue. I’ll be sharing updates along the way, and you’ll receive a notification as soon as your piece is finished and ready to make its way to you.

Working through a preorder allows me to use the wool according to what is actually needed, rather than producing a large amount of inventory ahead of time. It also means I can give each piece the time it needs to be made well.

Thank you to everyone who has ordered, shared the collection, asked questions and followed along as Shannon and I have brought this collaboration to life. I’m very excited to start making these pieces for you.

If you have been thinking about a Parkland piece from this release, now is the time to order, as this collection may not be available again until next fall. Afterpay is available for those who wish to spread out the cost over two months.

Traceable Textiles Edmonton Jillian Barvir | Canadian Knitwear

Photography Morgan Pinnock
Model Monique • Campsall

The Parkland Headband is a close-fitting wool ear warmer designed to sit snugly around the head while leaving room for a...
10/05/2026

The Parkland Headband is a close-fitting wool ear warmer designed to sit snugly around the head while leaving room for a ponytail, bun or ball cap. It is knit in the same geometric colourwork as the rest of the Parkland Collection, using only the natural cream, grey and brown shades of undyed wool.

Like every piece in the collection, the wool was sourced from Alberta farms by Traceable Textiles and spun locally before coming to my studio to be made-to-order.

It is small and practical, but it carries the same local fibre supply chain as the sweater and scarf—from Alberta farm to finished piece.

The Parkland Headband — $141, shipping included.

One size fits approximately a 20–25” head circumference. The current preorder is open through October 9, but may close earlier if I reach production capacity.

Available through Marty Lynn and Traceable Textiles.

Traceable Textiles Edmonton Jillian Barvir | Canadian Knitwear

Photography Morgan Pinnock
Model Monique • Campsall

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