SHOP THE MARKET
Supply warehouse ft. a finely curated selection of Lo’s favorite feral finds, vintage, antiques, vulture culture, oddities, and art.
KEEP IN MIND: I Ain’t no flea or thrift stop. This is curated vintage & feral finds.
RULES
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All pieces are sold in as-is condition. Pieces are vintage, which means signs of wear and tear are expected — some are almost a hundred years old, ya know? I ain’t no thrift or flea market stop.
Purchasing vintage means acquiring materials with a history and garments made with higher-quality materials than those made today. The way she goes.
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No returns. No exchanges.
Not responsible once shipped or picked up.
U.S. Shipping only at this time — holler at me if you’re in another country, I’ll look into setting it up for you.
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Future
Aug 2026: Secret Vashon Event - stay tuned. Gonna be cute as heck.
Historical
SEPT 2025: Vashon Celtic Games
SEPT 2025 Third Annual Mind+Set Apothecary Flea Market
JULY 2025 Strawberry Fest @ Mind+Set
SEPT 2024 Second Annual Mind+Set Apothecary Flea Market
AUG 2024 Eagles Flea
*likely others not listed
SHEEPERS
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DO NOT store your Sheeper in an airtight container. This will cause it to collect moisture and damage it.
Store it in a place with air flow.
Just like anything in life, don’t forget to take that baby outside and shake her out every once in a while. You can let your sheepskin air a little bit in the sun, but don’t leave it in direct sunlight for long periods of time.
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Use a pet brush to gently fluff your sheepskin back into shape. Use a wide, gentle tooth to keep the fiber intact. Metal fine teeth will disrupt the fiber structure and change the hide’s appearance. After brushing, shake it out to bring back some of its natural structure.
Photo guide of pet brushes to use coming soon!
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You can put your freshly adopted bark-tanned Sheeper in the washing machine on a gentle cycle with cold water and a wool-friendly detergent.
WARNING: All wool can felt in the washing machine.
When washing wool from long-wool or fine-wool breeds, be prepared to almost always see felting. Hand wash those sheepers in a tub or large basin. When wetting the wool, remember to brush or rub the fiber in one direction. Do not rub back and forth; felting will occur.
Never put a sheepskin in the tumble dryer. Air-dry on a line, then gently stretch the sheepskin over a surface like a wooden porch railing as it dries.
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I work with small, often women-run and operated, often feral, some from back home in the Midwest, some local, to offer skins in a co-op-type fashion. You’ll find specific Tannery info on each product listing.
As a hobby hustling enthusiast, I strive to create a network of feral goods to offer my community, wherever you may be.
I work with local farms to tan in my own free time, offer wool supplies, and vulture culture finds I process myself.
For the majority of my work, I tend to hang on to it, but as any hoarder does, I may clear out my personal stash from time to time.
Are you a local farm, hobby farmer, or crafter with surplus or need to offload scraps? Let’s chat. Hit up the contact form at the bottom of the page
