My lovely ashford brush attachment. For some reason, people at Sheep and Wool didn't think you existed, but I found you hiding on the internet at the Woolery :D. My drum card can actually hold two oz of wool with you. After an amazing time at MD sheep and wool, I now have a ton of fiber to spin. From my herd, I have 5 bags of Jacob, one alpaca fleece from my friend's alpaca farm, and from MSW I have a llama fleece, 8 oz angora goat, 4 oz baby camel/silk, and 3 1/2 pounds of suri alpaca phew will I be able to get this all spun?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Why couldn't I find you at MD Sheep and Wool?
My lovely ashford brush attachment. For some reason, people at Sheep and Wool didn't think you existed, but I found you hiding on the internet at the Woolery :D. My drum card can actually hold two oz of wool with you. After an amazing time at MD sheep and wool, I now have a ton of fiber to spin. From my herd, I have 5 bags of Jacob, one alpaca fleece from my friend's alpaca farm, and from MSW I have a llama fleece, 8 oz angora goat, 4 oz baby camel/silk, and 3 1/2 pounds of suri alpaca phew will I be able to get this all spun?
Friday, May 7, 2010
Hi, this is Emily from Hurley Hideaway Farm, located in Southern Maryland. This is my first attempt at a blog so bear with me >.<. I raise registered Jacob sheep and Pygmy goats. I currently have four breeding ewes, 1 ram, and three lambs--one ram lamb and two ewes; I own four pygmy does and a buck. I also have two crazy horses, two rambunctious dogs, and a ferret to keep me entertained. Of course, owning sheep means I am crazy about wool and spinning :).
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