I just heard about this interesting artist -and I am intrigued – https://christienmeindertsma.com/One-Sheep-Sweater as the work I am currently doing with my spinning, knitting, weaving and dyeing, is all based around the most local and a from start to finish process beginning with a raw fleece, and ending up with a knitted or woven work from the spun or felted fleece. But I love how Christien has also documented her process. Also, take a look at the Idaho conservation project: https://christienmeindertsma.com/Idaho .
For me, the process is a bit messier – the Sheep below are well loved ewes and lambs from Cortes Island, while I also have fleece from Galiano Island sheep. I am planning on a new weaving project with this batch of yarn. Not likely a one sheep weaving – maybe a two sheep weaving – stay tuned.
Finding Local wool from happy sheep: http://www.saltspringislandwoolco.ca/preparing-the-fleece/4534780155
Just treated my self to a new (very old) wheel, in need of much love.
but I have a tip about who may be able to guide me: https://www.csnf.com/2014/10/restoring-spinning-wheels-with-reed-needles/
https://theknitknack.wordpress.com/tag/antique-spinning-wheel/ 
A Stitch'n Time: Textile Art and Craft 