History of the Blankets

History of the Blankets

Each year a unique pattern is chosen for the blanket and is named for one of the unique villages that are so much a part of Rhode Island history. In early June an average of 2000 pounds of wool is collected from our members and the process begins. Below are the series of the Rhody Warm Blankets. There are still a few of the latest edition left at this time. Previous years' editions are sold out.

2023

Rhody Warm Slatersville Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2017

Rhody Warm Huntsville Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2016

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Rhody Warm Ram Tail Mill Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2015

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Rhody Warm Nooseneck Village Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2014

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Rhody Warm Hanton City Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2013

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Rhody Warm Little Rest Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2012

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Rhody Warm Richmond Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2011

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Rhody Warm Ashland Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2010

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Rhody Warm Rockland Village Collection
From our Lost Village Series
2009

Rhode Island Sheep Cooperative, Home of Rhody Warm Wool Blankets - 100% wool blankets and wool throws
made from RI sheep's wool; a joint venture of Rhode Island Resource Conservation & Development Area Council (RIRC&D),
RIDEM Division of Agriculture, and RI Sheep Co-op, a group of RI sheep farmers, RI sheep breeders
and producers of raw wool used for woolen blankets, wool throws, and other wool products.
Rhode Island Sheep Cooperative members offer locally raised lamb -- where to buy.