Tarndie is an abbreviation of "Tarndwarncoort" - a long standing family farm whose name comes from the ancient Gulidjan language meaning "up and down like a bandicoot running."

Wendy, Dave & Tom Dennis run a flock of 900 white and coloured Polwarth sheep on their property in south-eastern Australia.

They take pride in the cleanliness, colour and softness of the wool they produce. Each sheep and each fleece is managed with crafters in mind.

You can visit the farm any weekend to know more about where your wool comes from and the people behind it.

Go to www.tarndie.com/visit for all the details.