- Dark Brown (color varies)
- Reddish Brown
- White
- Blonde (Yellow-Brown)
- Blue
- Gray
- Black
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Looking for a unique gift or souvenir of Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village? Kurier has handmade these Scottish Highland Cattle leather ornaments just for Shaker Village!!! This is the perfect small item to add to your tree, a gift bag for a loved one, or as a stocking stuffer for the whole family. Available in our variety of colors representing the Shakers' herd on the farm and made from the scrap leather in their workshop so nothing goes to waste.
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Eubah - Her name in Gallic means "alive and thriving." The name was given her as she was very weak, and it was iffy that she would live. Her mother Joan was a very good mother and Eubah loved humans from day 1. She loves to be brushed and adored. She was the last calf born on our farm to date.
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.
Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade Scottish Highland Cow ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of Eubah
- A certificate of your sponsorship with her personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Scottish Highland team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
Heather - Heather, Leanne, and New Mexico are sisters. They came to us through a friend who was selling his farm and moving to a condo. We agreed to take them and give them a good life on the Shaker Farm. They are mostly a law unto themselves and stick close by each other. Her gorgeous heather brown hair is where her name comes from.
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade Scottish Highland Cow ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of Heather
- A certificate of your sponsorship with her personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Scottish Highland team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
Leanne was not this cow's original name. It was Fiona, but we already had one of those in the fold. Her name was changed as Brother Arnold's cousin (named Leanne) had a white cow named for her and when the original died, she asked him to change the name so she would still have a cow here. Leanne, the cow, is sisters with Heather and New Mexico. She's the most curious of the 3!
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade Scottish Highland Cow ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of Leann
- A certificate of your sponsorship with her personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Scottish Highland team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
These adorable letterpress notepads are made by our friends at Grant House Press. Each page is letterpress printed at their studio in East Chatham, NY. Your mini notepad comes with a small golf pencil and is sealed in a cellophane sleeve. These are great gifts, or to keep in your pocket or next to the phone. Pads are approximately 3.5 x 4 inches with about 45 pages, each printed with the image. Choice of designs:
- Sheep with head up
- Cow
- Purple Stars
- Plants
- Basket
- Grazing Sheep
- Notes
- Bee Hive (Skep)
- Hope
- Spinning Wheel (left)
- Spinning Wheel (right)
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New Mexico - This was not her original name. She was Maggie, but there can only ever be one Maggie here, so the initials NM are the postal abbreviation for New Mexico. She is sisters with Heather and Leanne.
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade Scottish Highland Cow ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of New Mexico
- A certificate of your sponsorship with her personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Scottish Highland team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
Handmade Scottish Highland Cow head zip pouches by Bonnie Faulkner of Yarmouth, Maine. Handprinted with a Highland Cow and hand embroidered with accents. Handpieced fabric, these are unique one-of-a-kind pieces made for Shaker Village. Fully lined and button is accented with beads. Fantastic bag for a quick purse or to store your goodies in. Measures approximately 7″ wide x 5.25″ tall. Bonnie teaches gel printing and book binding workshops with us at Shaker Village each year.
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Handmade Scottish Highland Cow head zip pouches by Bonnie Faulkner of Yarmouth, Maine. Handprinted with a Highland Cow and hand embroidered with accents. Handpieced fabric, these are unique one-of-a-kind pieces made for Shaker Village. Fully lined and button is accented with beads. Fantastic bag for a quick purse or to store your goodies in. Measures approximately 7″ wide x 5.25″ tall. Bonnie teaches gel printing and book binding workshops with us at Shaker Village each year.
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It's time for a little friendly competition in their own home -- the Shakers' Sheep & Scottish Highland Cows are having a Barn throwdown at https://givebutter.com/SheepVSCows! This FUNdraiser will decide, once and for all, who are the favorites to share photos of, updates on, and visit... for the next year, at least. Tell us with your donations and purchase of these adorable ornaments! These ornaments are joyfully handmade by our volunteers and staff using painted wood wrapped in Shaker bulky wool yarn from the flock! Hair color choices are standard but the detailed elements may vary from ornament to ornament (ie: the cows' muzzles and the sheeps' tails). Make awesome stocking stuffers, present decorations, and a wonderful gift on their own. Purchased are not considered tax-deductible donations but all of the money will be used for our Shaker Barn restoration fund. If you'd like to make a tax-deductible donation, please do so on our site here or on our Give Butter campaign page.
