Whew!
Finally finished the two dozen fleeces, updated the spreadsheet, and - I think! - have things back in the trailer in a more-or-less organized fashion. I am washing mohair fleeces to send off to Morro Bay for processing into roving, ditto the black Wensleydale lambs' fleeces. Then there is another box of wool and alpaca to go to Zeilingers for socks, but that is on hold for the moment until they have more room on their waiting list. Last are the black and gray fine wool fleeces (and coordinating llama fleeces), which are waiting for me to decide between roving or socks or ???
Everything else is on the inventory. Well, except for 10 llama, which I will attack later.
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About Me
- Kathy
- Fallbrook, CA, United States
- Renaissance shepherd and recently-retired school teacher, I have lived in the foothills of northern San Diego County (in Southern California) for forty years. This is where my three children (now grown) were raised and where I keep a small flock of fiber animals. I have been raising natural colored sheep, llamas and goats and spinning their fleece for decades. Retirement has given me a chance to devote more time to these pursuits, as well as to our 7 grandchildren. This blog is a place where I hope to share with you the joys of life here on the ranch and the comings and goings of family. I also hope to offer fiber fans, weavers. felters, spinners and knitters some of the unique fleece and fiber items that we produce.
2 comments:
I'd like to reply to the bee question you posed on my blog. If I post a reply there, will you see it?
I guess (as you have by now learned) that the answer is "eventually - maybe?". Probably better to email:
lambkamp@earthlink.net
Thanks!
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