Showing posts with label icelandic sheep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label icelandic sheep. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2010

New stuff on etsy.

A rose red flower pin just in time for Valentine's Day!



And a warm and woolly Llama, Icelandic wool, & Mohair crocheted scarf.

Click on the links above to take you to my etsy store. All items are made from hand-carded, hand-spun yarn by me using a drop-spindle.



Saturday, November 21, 2009

Icelandic Wool and Mohair Hat

i have a new item up on etsy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! keep posted for lots more additions. i've been spinning myself dizzy!



"A cozy and fun winter beret made of all natural (no dyes or chemicals) hand-carded, hand-spun mohair and icelandic wool yarn. All fiber comes from free range goats and sheep raised with love and care. The mohair in this unique piece comes from none other than our handsome buck, Herschel. And the icelandic wool was donated by a friend's organic farm (as our icelandic sheep are still too young to shear)."

Thursday, October 01, 2009

october means...

1. i've been a farmer for 2 years now.
2. it's getting chilly.
3. we got sheep to shear.

yes, we have kindly adopted 3 icelandic beauties from a friend's farm on nebraska/iowa border. being icelandic, they have been given appropriate names: nanna (goddess of the moon), hulda (fairy maiden), and einar (lone warrior). you can learn more about them on jason's blog. i'll just add, that they have lovely wool. i've already started spinning some from one of their aunties (graciously donated by their former owner, sherri).

nanna being coy

hulda with dark and careless make-up

einar, the lone warrior