Morgan House Wool Works Studio
“When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy”
I am thrilled to be part of the Muskoka North Studio Tour, August 14-16, 2026
a couple of the girls
It all started when we got sheep…
We needed some sheep to cut the grass and give me some wool to mat some hats. And then I decided to combine my love of Watercolour Painting and my love of fibre and Watercolour with Wool was born.
Meet a couple of the girls. They are fleece sheep meaning just that, I have them for their wool. There wool is shorn once a year and cleaned, dyed and made into felt and then the art and as such my art is a seasonal process. This is Helen and Gloria. Lindsay is probably hanging out with her buddy Barney the Donkey.
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“Art is the piece of the heart and soul that comes together to form something beautiful”
Original Works of Art
Solitude, inspired by a solo paddler in Algonquin in Sunset. I couldn’t wait to try to paint ( yes that is what I call this) the sky. 40” x 28”. $2200
“Flow” something I think we are all being called to do. I feel this is my favourite piece I have done so far and love the feel of the water. I’m a water lover and am being called to create pieces with water as the focus. This piece was created for my McMichael Art Gallery debut in 2025 and for the Watershed Council show at Partners Hall, Huntsville in 2026. $2800
It’s time to listen. Original Watercolour with Wool 29” x33”
$2300
Down the Chippewa 32” x 32” Original Watercolour with Wool. $2000
This piece won a silver medal in the Central Ontario Art Associations Crosssection Juried Art Show in Baden< Ontario, July 2025
Dance of the Monarch, Original 29” x25 “ Watercolour with Wool
$1800
The power of the poppy 28” x 40”. Watercolour with Wool Original $2500
Waiting to go. 30” x 25” Original Watercolour with Wool inspired by numerous canoe trips taken with our faithful pup. $1500
Finding my Way 29” x 34'“. Watercolour with Wool Original inspired by a girls hiking trip in the Gaspe Region of Quebec. Photo credit by Deanna Lavigne. $1800
Reason for Being
Wool from our sheep
Using the wool sheared from our resident sheep, pam then washes, dyes and cards the fleece to create felt. This background felt then provides the ideas on a direction to take my landscape art. Pam’s art is very intuitive in nature and she enjoys the journey her imagination and her spirit takes her on with each piece of art she creates, She feels so privileged to live in such a special place as Canada and especially Muskoka with its rocks, trees and water. These are her reasons for being.
