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knit2-tink3: Merino, Mohair, Chair-in-the-Making, and Darth

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Merino, Mohair, Chair-in-the-Making, and Darth. That's Corriedale on the left, and Bond on the right. I think. Click to see the fleecy goodness up-close and personal. Tonight I must spend some time with Darth Vader (aka my black Hanne Falkenberg Ballerina jacket). But before I drag my reluctant Scottish patookey off to its dark fate, here is a wee update on recent projects:. This is from the mohair roving I bought at the wool market, from Kai Ranch Mohair. 8211; usable spinning chair! Darth Vader is dema...

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Foxbriar Farm Angora Goats: Angora Goats

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Foxbriar Farm Jacob Sheep. Foxbriar Farm Lamancha Dairy Goats. Foxbriar Farm Honey Bees. The daily life on a small farm is often routine but never boring. There are many things to be learned from our interaction with the jacob sheep, angora goats, guardian llamas, honey bees, retired horses, herbs, trees and organic gardens of Foxbriar Farm, high in the Ozark Mountains. Foxbriar Farm Angora Goats. Saturday, August 25, 2007. Shortly after we discovered spinning, and I had bought a cloud of mohair at the.

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knit2-tink3: 10/14/07 - 10/21/07

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What I'm *NOT* Doing Tonight. Another lumpy bag arrived in the mail today. I tried to stifle my excitement as I went looking for the scissors. One quick slice, and there it was:. Please spin me right away! Darth Vader doesn't mind waiting . . .". Please click on me, too! I'm even prettier up close! Why the little mohairy vixen. She. I promised not to spin. Until I have finished Darth's second gusset. Must resist urge to spin. Must be strong! This forward little roving is from Sakina Needles. This is from...

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Fiber Directory | Contemporary Handweavers of Houston

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Directions to Guild House. Raquo; Fiber Directory. The Local and Regional Fiber Directory is a guide to breeders and producers of fleece, roving, and yarn in Houston and the region. The first section is arranged by producer. And the second section is arranged by breed. If you are a breeder or producer, we would love to have your listing. Mountain Home, TX 78058. Http:/ www.2jpranch.com. Able Oaks Ranch Alpacas. RR1 Box 136, FM 1857. Rusk, TX. 75785. Http:/ www.ableoaks.com. Navasota, TX. 77868. Dripping ...

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Industrial Safety and Media. Safety News, Events and Services. Helpful Tips About Buying Tractor Tires. September 8, 2014. Occasionally discovering quality tractor tires available could be a challenging and lengthy job. This is often particularly true if you should be attempting to locate used tractor tires to get a sensible cost. A wholesale retailer or shop is a superb spot due to the large savings you are able to make the most of to appear for tractor tires for purchase. You usually do not purchas...

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Lizzzknits: June 2010

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Fighting middle age, kicking and screaming.by knitting and spinning! Wednesday, June 16, 2010. More Estes Park Wool Market. How could I end the posting yesterday without any wooly beasts? Head shots of Jacob Sheep with spots and multiple horns. Judging sheep: the BFL on the right was the big winner. Bottle Baby Yak- for sale! Only two weeks old. Links to this post. Labels: Estes Park Wool Market. Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Working my way back from the Most Recent. Estes was under a flood watch all weekend.

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Lizzzknits: Working my way back from the Most Recent

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Fighting middle age, kicking and screaming.by knitting and spinning! Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Working my way back from the Most Recent. With such a large gap in my blogging, where do I start to catch up? With the most recent event, of course- - The Estes Park Wool Market. This now annual event for me and Stacy was expanded to two days for us this year, Saturday and Sunday with a stay overnight at a cute riverside motel. Estes was under a flood watch all weekend. Here is the haul:. This is a raw Jacob flee...

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Spinnin' on Top of the World: July 2011

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Wednesday, July 13, 2011. Tour de Fleece - Days 6 - 11. Forgot to post for a few days there! Corespun Hobbledehoy ArtBatt. We're talking soft wools, locks, bling, and angora spun around a cotton core. My favorite! About 40 yards, I think. Finally started spinning my challenge yarn that counts towards both Team Raw Power! And Team A Spinner's Study. This is a singles yarn from Gulf Coast Native wool, which I processed from raw fleece. For Team Raw Power! Day of Rest from the Tour! And just for reference, ...

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Lifescapes

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Notes about writing, landscape, and life in the Texas Hill Country. We keep each other alive with our stories. We need to share them, as much as we need to share food. We also require for our health the presence of good companions. One of the most extraordinary things about the land is that it knows this—and it compels language from some of us so that as a community we may converse about this or that place, and speak of the need.". As much as we live in a place, we live in. Susan's Hill Country Journal.