Here is Aiyana learning how to spin.
One of the many angora rabbits. This one is a french angora just like our bugs. I never let buggsies coat get that thick though which is why I don't have much angora to knit with.
Middy enjoying the animals.
How sad is this. I've dreamed of having an alpaca farm and yet I can't tell you if this is an alpaca or a llama. That's ok though. After learning about all the work involved with these little creatures I won't be buying livestock anytime soon.
This is called skirting. I'm not entirely sure what that means since we missed the demo but there was a sign on the side that said "skirting." My fiber lingo, unfortunately, is very limited but... I'll get there some day.
I would love to hear more about skirting. Did you hear about fried peanut butter and jelly sandwiches? I heard they are delicious!
That is an amazing angora rabbit. I couldn't even tell where the head was.
Amazing all the things you are into.
Oh so cool!!! Thanks for posting photos. I want to attend a fiber festival one day (there was one close by but hubby didn't want to go that day); I'm afraid I'd just buy waaaay too many things. :P
Funny but I couldn't tell you an alpaca from a llama either. D'oh! LOL!
I hear llamas make for good guard, well llamas I guess. Altho they're probably not very good at herding bees. ;)
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